Latest US Snow Man Contracts & Bids

The Defense Logistics Agency (DLA) is seeking potential suppliers for an indefinite quantity contract (IQC or LTC) for items listed in an attached spreadsheet. Potential suppliers are requested to complete a market survey questionnaire within 5 business days of receipt. The questionnaire includes questions about company size, status, manufacturing capabilities, interest in a long-term contract, and ability to provide certified cost or pricing data. The government is not using commercial item policies in this solicitation. Interested parties must identify their interest and capability to satisfy the government's requirement with a commercial item within 15 days of the notice. All information should be submitted to ***@***. *. * by the response date of the notice.

The Pennsylvania State Police is seeking bids for snow removal and deicing services. The contract is an on-call basis, and bids must include a completed site visit form, cost matrix, worker protection form, small business certification, and insurance documentation. Subcontractors must be identified and approved. The bid must specify pricing per task per hour, not per employee. The vendor must visit the site and consider all conditions affecting the bid price. The vendor must have equipment adequately sized to perform the service efficiently. The Commonwealth will only pay for services rendered. The vendor must register in the snow removal service log upon arrival and departure. Damage to the parking lot, sidewalks, curbing, bumper blocks, and lawns must be repaired under the contractor's insurance requirements. No equipment may be stored, parked, or otherwise left unattended on PSP properties when not in use. All subcontractors are held to the same standards as prime contractors. All documents listed must be submitted with the bid; failure to do so may result in disqualification.

The Pennsylvania State Police is seeking bids for snow removal and deicing services. The contract is an on-call arrangement, and bids must include a completed site visit form, cost matrix, worker protection form, small business certification, and insurance documentation. Subcontractors must be identified and approved. Vendors must visit the site and consider all conditions affecting the bid price. Payment is per task per hour, not per employee. The bid must specify the type of granular deicing material, and quantity estimates based on square footage. Salt deicing material is not permitted on concrete surfaces. All employees must sign in and out of the snow removal service log. Damage to property must be repaired under the contractor's insurance. No equipment may be left unattended. All subcontractors are held to the same standards as prime contractors. A criminal record check is required for vendor staff members performing janitorial services or being unescorted at a PSP facility.

The Pennsylvania State Police is seeking bids for snow removal and deicing services. The contract is for one year with optional renewals. Bidders must complete a site visit, submit a cost matrix, worker protection form, small business certification, and insurance certification. The bid must specify pricing per task per hour, not per employee. The vendor must have the necessary equipment and personnel to complete the tasks efficiently. All subcontractors must be identified and approved. The vendor must have workers compensation, public liability, and property damage insurance. Vendor staff members performing janitorial services or being unescorted at a PSP facility must have a federal fingerprint background check. The contract requires a signed site visit form, cost matrix, worker protection form, small business certification, and insurance certification. The vendor must visit the site and take into consideration all conditions prevailing that would affect the bid price before bidding. Salt deicing material is not to be used on any concrete surfaces. Indicator flags/marker flags are required to indicate where parking curbs are, so they are not damaged by plow. Contractor and/or approved subcontractor will register in snow removal service log see attached upon arrival and departure and provide quantities of materials applied. Upon demand, be prepared to provide proof of the materials that were used. A physical confirmation in the snow removal service log is required for all contractor/subcontractor employees for every visit. Ex. if you must remove snow on two 2 different occasions on the same day, all employees must sign in and out twice. Damage to parking lot surface, sidewalks, curbing, bumper blocks, and lawns to be repaired under the contractors insurance requirements. No equipment may be stored, parked or otherwise left unattended by supplier on psp properties when not in use, for any amount of time. All subcontractors are held to all standards as prime contractors. Subcontractors must be identified at time of bid submission and approved by psp contract issuing officer.

The Pennsylvania State Police is seeking bids for snow removal and deicing services. The contract is an on-call arrangement, and bids must include a completed site visit form, cost matrix, worker protection form, small business certification form, and insurance certification. The bid must specify pricing per task per hour, not per employee. Subcontractors must be identified and approved. All vendors must have the required insurance coverage. A criminal record check is required for all vendor staff members who will perform janitorial services or be unescorted at a PSP facility. The vendor must visit the site and take into consideration all conditions prevailing that would affect the bid price before bidding. The Commonwealth will pay for only those services rendered. Services are paid per tasks completed, regardless of the numbers of equipment or staff utilized to complete the tasks. Line item increases to cover extra staff will be denied. All documents listed must be submitted with the bid. Failure to submit all required documentation will deem vendor nonresponsive and may cause bid disqualification.