Latest US Mold Treatment Contracts & Bids

The City of Meriden, CT is soliciting sealed electronic bids for licensed contractors to provide services for the Station 5 water remediation project. The bid includes various services and materials, such as specialty building and trades services, specialized trade construction and maintenance services, coating and caulking, waterproofing, pumps, and more. No additional information about the tender process, deadlines, or other requirements is provided in the input.

This solicitation is for the procurement of 1,397 tiles (CLIN **** tile, NSN 1HS **** ****) as part of the special hull treatment (SHT) program. The resultant award will be bilateral, requiring the contractor's written acceptance prior to execution. All contractual documents are considered issued by the government upon deposit in the mail, transmission by facsimile, or electronic methods. The government's acceptance of the contractor's proposal constitutes a bilateral agreement. The contract requires first article testing (FAT), production lot testing (PLT), and quality conformance inspection (QCI). Mil-STD packaging is required. The material must be mercury-free. Security clearance and access to classified documents are required. Molds must meet specific requirements. Material Safety Data Sheets (MSDS) are required. A Certificate of Conformance (COC) or Certificate of Acceptance (COA) must accompany each item. Butyl acetate is required for cleaning. The government testing facility will provide a letter stating approval or disapproval of the testing within 5 days. Production lot test samples submitted to the government testing facility will not be returned to the contractor. There are specific requirements for ordering documents and drawings. The shelf life of the tiles is 5 years uninstalled.

This tender seeks a conservator to provide technical support in the preservation of exhibited museum collections associated with America's 250th anniversary at Morristown National Historical Park. The scope of work includes object and historic artifact maintenance for exhibition. The conservator will be responsible for performing a wide variety of conservation treatments, including difficult and complex technical analysis, testing, and treatment necessary to conserve items of historic and artistic value. The work is expected to take no more than 370 hours. The contractor will be responsible for all travel and shipping arrangements, as well as the purchase of conservation supplies required to complete the work. The National Park Service will provide office space, equipment, including computer and mobile phone, and software for the task for one contractor provided personnel. Additional information includes security requirements (NACI background investigation, PIV credential), required training, and travel restrictions. The deadline for submission of proposals is not explicitly stated.

The notice requests quotes for the restoration and conservation of a bedroom's ceiling and wallpaper affected by water damage. The contractor must have successfully completed at least three similar projects in the last ten years and submit examples of that work. Proof of completed projects must be submitted with the bid. The project involves stabilization, surface cleaning, remediation of mold, and repair of plaster losses. The contractor must also install protection and access to work areas, and provide written and photographic documentation.