DCR 946 Facility Equipment Parts & Supplies
Federal opportunity from DCRCU - DCR CONTRACTS UNIT • Department of Conservation and Recreation. Place of performance: MA. Response deadline: Jul 01, 2029. Industry: NAICS UNSPSC 25-17-00.
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Description
The Massachusetts Department of Conservation & Recreation (DCR) is soliciting bidders from across the Commonwealth for parts, hardware, accessories, and other relevant supplies not available on statewide contracts that are needed to maintain and repair the Department�??s unique/specialty facility equipment.
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The Massachusetts Department of Conservation & Recreation (DCR) is seeking bids for the provision of specialty parts, hardware, accessories, and supplies necessary for the maintenance and repair of unique facility equipment, a requirement that is not met by statewide contracts. This opportunity, posted by the DCR Contracts Unit, is open to small businesses as it is set aside for SBPP Eligible bidders. Responses are due by July 1, 2029, providing ample time for preparation.
The DCR aims to procure parts and supplies that are essential for the upkeep of its specialized equipment, which cannot be sourced through existing statewide contracts.
- Identification of required facility equipment parts and supplies
- Sourcing of items not available on statewide contracts
- Establishing procurement timelines and delivery schedules
- Negotiation of contract terms with selected bidders
- Compliance with DCR procurement policies.
- Completed bid submission forms
- Proof of SBPP Eligibility
- Detailed catalog of available parts and supplies
- Pricing structure and estimation
- Company qualifications and past performance documentation.
Source coverage notes
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- Specific types of specialty equipment and corresponding parts needed are not detailed.
- Total estimated value of the contract is unspecified.
- No specifics on the location of performance or delivery requirements listed.
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