Latest US Solar Maintenance Contracts & Bids

This document appears to be a list of fees for various permits and services offered by a government agency. It includes details on permit types, costs, renewal fees, and potential penalties for non-compliance. There are also fees for various services such as plans review, inspections, and re-inspections. The document also mentions impact fees, which are likely related to development projects. The document also mentions that excessive recording or advertising costs will be paid by the applicant.

This is a sources sought notice for market research regarding the rehabilitation of five existing bridges, nine timber cribbing walls, and trail improvements along the Rend Trail in New River Gorge National Park and Preserve. Responses are requested from both large and small businesses. The government anticipates conducting a competitive acquisition for this requirement. Responses are due by 11 am Mountain Time on July 14, 2025, by emailing the questionnaire to the contracting officer. No reimbursement will be made for any costs associated with providing information in response to this ssn, nor any followup information requests. Bid, performance, and payment bonds are anticipated to be required. The project is located approximately 25 miles from nearest suppliers and lodging facilities. The park will remain open during construction, thus contract activities and logistics must be structured and scheduled to minimize visitor impact. The site requires protective measures to ensure the surrounding area remains undisturbed. The structure is a historic natural cultural resource. The anticipated period of performance is 24 months including any potential weather shutdown. There are no seasonal or other shutdowns mandated through the construction season and winter construction may be required.

The U. S. Embassy in Majuro, Marshall Islands, requires preventive maintenance services for its photovoltaic systems. The contract is a fixed-price contract. The minimum labor requirement includes two photovoltaic technicians (one supervisor), three general workers, and one Kore certified technician. The contractor must provide all necessary personnel, materials, and equipment. The U. S. government will conduct background checks on proposed personnel. The contractor must maintain schedules, coordinate with the contracting officer's representative (COR), and perform quality control checks. Specific equipment and maintenance procedures are outlined in the statement of work. Quotations are due by July 11, 2025, at 12:00 p. m. Offerors must be registered in the System for Award Management (SAM) database prior to submission.