NBHA 26-109 - COGEN SERVICES
Federal opportunity from P0001 - Office of the Procurement Agent • New Bedford Housing Authority. Place of performance: MA. Response deadline: Apr 09, 2026. Industry: NAICS 72, 15.
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INVITATION FOR BIDS: The New Bedford Housing Authority (NBHA), the Awarding Authority, invites sealed bids from qualified DCAMM certified contractors to provide preventative maintenance work on three (3) Cogeneration Units (NBHA-26-109 for a contract term of three (3) years.
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The New Bedford Housing Authority (NBHA) is seeking qualified DCAMM certified contractors for preventative maintenance on three cogeneration units, as specified in notice NBHA 26-109. The contract spans a period of three years, providing a stable opportunity for contractors with relevant experience in maintaining similar systems. Bids must be submitted by April 9, 2026, presenting a timeline for preparation and submission.
The NBHA aims to engage contractors who can effectively perform preventative maintenance on cogeneration units to ensure optimal operation and longevity of these systems.
- DCAMM certified contractors with experience in cogeneration systems.
- Companies with a proven track record in preventative maintenance services.
- Contractors located within reasonable distance to New Bedford, MA.
- Review contract specifications for maintenance requirements.
- Prepare necessary documentation for DCAMM certification.
- Develop a maintenance schedule for the three cogeneration units.
- Estimate costs for the preventative maintenance services over the contract term.
- Prepare and submit the bid by the deadline.
- Completed bid form as per NBHA 26-109 requirements.
- Proof of DCAMM certification.
- Detailed maintenance plan for the cogeneration units.
- Pricing proposal for the three-year term.
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- Bidders must be DCAMM certified to submit a valid bid.
- All submissions should adhere to procurement guidelines specified by NBHA.
- Consider long-term costs for maintenance rather than initial bid amounts.
- Include provisions for potential escalation in service costs over three years.
- Look for partnerships with firms specializing in cogeneration technology for enhanced bidding capabilities.
- Consider subcontracting opportunities for specialized maintenance tasks.
- Potential delays in achieving DCAMM certification could affect eligibility to bid.
- Unanticipated maintenance costs during the contract period could impact profitability.
- Disruption in operations if maintenance schedules are not adhered to effectively.
- What specific maintenance tasks are prioritized for the cogeneration units?
- Are there any past issues or repairs that need to be considered?
- What is the expected service response time for maintenance requests?
Some notices publish limited source detail. Confirm these points before final bid/no-bid decisions.
- Specific details on the required preventative maintenance tasks are not provided.
- No information on the budget range for the project.
- The location specifics for placing bids are not mentioned.
- Clarification on whether joint ventures are permissible is needed.
- Information regarding the evaluation criteria for bids is missing.
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