RFP for preventive maintenance and building condition reviews of 30 buildings/shelters across 15 parks in Portage, MI. Proposals due December 3, 2026 via Bidnet. Pre-proposal meeting November 19, 2026 via Zoom (optional but recommended). Questions due November 25, 2026 by email. Firm fixed price required. Evaluation based on experience, technical approach, price, and contract compliance. Insurance requirements include workers comp, general liability ($2M), auto liability ($1M). Contract term begins upon signing, completion upon written approval.
Proposals must be submitted by December 3, 2026, by 3:00 pm prevailing local time via bidnet. Proposals must be submitted by december 3, 2026, by 3: 00 pm prevailing local time via bidnet
The city will strive to pay within 30 days after receipt of invoice, but no interest penalties for late payments. The city will strive to pay the billed amount within thirty 30 days after receipt of invoice, but the city will not pay any interest penalties for late payments.
Evaluation based on organization experience, technical approach, price reasonableness, and terms and conditions compliance. The experience, resources, ingenuity, and creativity of the service provider qualifications, experience and ability of the assigned staff the completeness and timeliness of the level of service proposed by the service provider and favorable pricing will all be significant factors
Firms must demonstrate experience with similar scope, provide references, and show financial stability. The extent of the contractors experience of providing similar scope with an emphasis on city government clients the provision of favorable references that support the stated experience and the demonstration of having the financial stability
Questions and requests for clarification must be submitted in writing prior to 5:00 p. m. local time on November 25, 2026. Questions and requests for clarification related to definition or interpretation of this rfp shall be submitted in writing prior to 5: 00 p. m. local time on november 25, 2026
Failure to meet mandatory minimum requirements will be disqualifying. If minimum requirements for eligibility mandatory minimums are included in the evaluation criteria, failure to satisfy these mandatory minimum requirements will be considered disqualifying