Generator Preventative Maintenance
Department of Veterans Affairs / 247-Network Contract Office 7 (36C247) Dublin, Georgia
Project details
- Listing type
- Open bid
- Bid / solicitation #
- 36C24727Q0038
- Agency
- Department of Veterans Affairs / 247-Network Contract Office 7 (36C247)
- Agency type
- Federal
- Location
- Dublin, Georgia
- Trade / category
- Electrical
- NAICS
- 811310
- Notice type
- Combined Synopsis/Solicitation
- Set-aside / requirements
- Service-Disabled Veteran-Owned Small Business (SDVOSB) Set-Aside (FAR 19.14)
- Posted
- Due date
- at 12:00 PM ET
- None listed in the notice
About this job
What the job is
Preventative maintenance on generators at the VA site. Work happens twice a year.
Work included
- Perform semi-annual maintenance checks
- Test equipment as required
- Report any problems found outside the scope
- Give repair recommendations and cost estimates
Where
Dublin, GA, 31021
Key dates
- Work frequency: Semi-Annually
What you need
- Electricians must hold applicable certificates and licenses
Good to know
- Small-business-only for Service-Disabled Veteran-Owned Small Business
- Report to Engineering Service and sign in at Building 29
Plain-language summary of the agency’s description. Always check the full description and the bid documents below.
Full original description
Generator Preventative Maintenance ITEM NO. 47 b. Semi-Annually [X] Upon completion of work. 1. The scope includes the nine (9) maintenance categories and testing requirements in 3. The following are outside the routine PMI&S scope: complete antifreeze changes; valve The Contractor shall report these and other out-of-scope deficiencies identified during or record shall identify problems or defective parts outside the contract scope. Engineering Service and sign in at Building 29. Work shall be performed Monday • Equipment serviced, including description, VA ID, serial number, and location • Out-of-scope repair recommendations and estimated costs, if applicable c. Applicable certificates and licenses held by electricians assigned to the work. description of the deficiency, recommended corrective action, and estimated cost. 4. Estimate and approval. Before beginning an emergency repair, the Contractor shall provide a written estimate identifying the equipment, deficiency, proposed corrective action, estimated labor hours and rates, required parts and materials, and total estimated cost. No emergency repair may begin without prior authorization from the CO the equipment’s status, additional work or parts needed, and estimated restoration time.
Bid documents (2 files)
- 36C24727Q0038_2.docx DOCX · 14 KB
- RFQ-36C24727Q0038.pdf PDF · 1 MB
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Documents
Solicitation documents, specifications and any addenda are part of this bid.