GJ26-106 Virgin Town Water Systems Repair-Maintenance Pooling
Federal opportunity from Division of Purchasing. Place of performance: UT. Response deadline: Mar 10, 2026.
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GJ26-106 Virgin Town Water Systems Repair-Maintenance Pooling
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The GJ26-106 opportunity for Virgin Town Water Systems Repair and Maintenance is a critical initiative by the Division of Purchasing aimed at ensuring the reliability of water systems in Virgin Town. With a response deadline set for March 10, 2026, bidders need to prepare comprehensive proposals that address the long-term maintenance needs of the community's water systems. This project represents an important investment in local infrastructure, emphasizing the need for experienced contractors in repair and maintenance operations.
The Division of Purchasing is seeking qualified contractors to establish a maintenance pool for the repair of water systems within Virgin Town, ensuring the systems remain functional and efficient.
- Assessment of current water system conditions
- Routine maintenance scheduling
- Emergency repair services
- Reporting and documentation of repairs and maintenance
- Compliance with local water regulations
- Company profile and qualifications
- Technical proposal detailing maintenance strategies
- Experience and past performance documentation
- Cost proposal and pricing schedule
- References from previous related projects
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- No specific details on the scope of repairs required
- Lack of information on budget or funding allocation
- Absence of performance metrics or evaluation criteria
- No posted specifications or technical documentation
- No information on required certifications or licenses
- Details on existing condition of water systems not provided
- No information on expected number of contractors to be selected
- Lack of clarification on local regulations affecting repairs
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