Latest US Pipe Testing Contracts & Bids

The tender notice details requirements for the connection to an existing gas system, including testing for hydrocarbons, dew point, etc. , per NFPA 99. It also outlines commissioning procedures, including documentation requirements, and demonstration/training for VA personnel. The notice specifies various standards and requirements for HVAC systems, including submittals, quality assurance, delivery, storage, handling, as-built documentation, job conditions, temporary piping, rigging, pipe supports, mechanical demolition, cleaning, painting, identification signs, motor drives, lubrication, startup, and testing procedures. Additional documents, participation criteria, process stages, cost of the dispute, deadlines for clarification and objection, exclusivity for certain types of companies, deadlines for starting services, and deadlines for total delivery of services are not mentioned.

The tender seeks proposals for the maintenance of hospitals and infirmaries. Clarifications are requested regarding plans, as-built drawings, ICR level requirements, administrative NTPs, mobilization, pricing for HVAC work, utility shutdowns (steam), testing requirements (hydrostatic, leak detection), work hours (daytime), pipe testing, and contractor responsibility for unforeseen issues. Additional documents are not contemplated at this time.

The National Park Service (NPS) is seeking a contractor to provide annual inspection, testing, and maintenance of fire protection systems at multiple locations within Everglades National Park. The contract period is from August 2025 to July 2030, with options for four additional years. The contractor must have an onsite superintendent/foreman, provide all necessary labor, materials, equipment, tools, and supplies, and comply with NFPA and OSHA codes and standards. A pre-award site visit is strongly recommended. The contractor must provide a written narrative summary of the project execution timeline, a complete set of submittal samples at least one week prior to commencement of work, and a safety plan. Proof of insurance and NICET Level II certification is required. The contractor will be responsible for cleaning up the worksite daily and rectifying any damage caused by the work. The government will not supply any property, labor, materials, tools, or equipment. The contractor must use the US Department of the Treasury's invoicing processing platform (IPP) for submitting payment requests. The Contracting Officer's Representative (COR) will be announced at the time of contract award and will be responsible for monitoring vendor progress, interpreting the scope of work, performing technical evaluations, inspections, and acceptances, and assisting in resolving technical problems.

Bid for Kelly Street Drainage Improvements Phase 4G. Bidder must submit a required bid security of 5% of the total bid price. The work must be substantially complete within 90 calendar days and completed within 120 calendar days after the contract commencement date. Bidder agrees to the liquidated damages provisions in the event of failure to complete the work within the specified times. Additional documents are attached to the bid. Communications should be addressed to Coleman Company, Inc. at the provided address and email.