Purchase, Repair, Service, Inspect, Parts for Maintenance of LIFTS of All Kinds
Federal opportunity from DOCFS - DOC Fiscal Services Milford • Department of Correction. Place of performance: MA. Response deadline: Sep 13, 2026. Industry: NAICS UNSPSC 22-10-00, 22-10-18.
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The Massachusetts Department of Correction is seeking responses from qualified vendors to purchase, repair, service, inspect and/or provide related parts required for the maintenance of lifts of all kinds, as needed. Contracts resulting from this RFR are limited to those commodities and services not available on OSD Statewide procurement.
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The Massachusetts Department of Correction is seeking qualified vendors for the purchase, repair, service, inspection, and provision of parts necessary for the maintenance of various types of lifts. The response deadline for this opportunity is September 13, 2026, and the work is restricted to services and commodities not available through OSD Statewide procurement. Vendors must have expertise in lift maintenance to effectively meet the needs outlined in this request for response (RFR).
The buyer aims to establish contracts for ongoing maintenance and repairs of all kinds of lifts used within the department's facilities, ensuring operational safety and compliance with regulations.
- Evaluate vendor qualifications and response capabilities
- Provide pricing for parts and services
- Detail repair and maintenance processes for different lift types
- Outline inspection protocols and schedules
- Manage contract and compliance with OSD Statewide procurement guidelines
- Company qualifications and experience
- Detailed pricing proposal for parts and services
- Maintenance schedules and response times
- Compliance documentation with procurement guidelines
- Insurance and bonding information
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- Details on required certifications or credentials for bidding
- Specific lift models that require maintenance
- Estimated budget range for these services
- Specific performance metrics the department expects
- Information on existing contracts or service history
- Renewal options or extensions for contracts
- Clarification on the scope of services that require urgency
- Geographical limits on service provision
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