Latest US Disruption Contracts & Bids

This tender seeks to acquire perpetual maintenance for TM audit software at NASA headquarters. The scope includes an annual subscription renewal for 76 licenses in 2025, with the contractor responsible for updates and support. The software licenses must be delivered on time to avoid service disruptions. Additional details are available in attached documents.

Sealed bids for the Wardsboro Ash Tree Removal 2025 project are due by 5 PM prevailing time on July 8, 2025. Bids can be submitted electronically as a PDF to the town clerk at ***@***. *. * or submitted to the Wardsboro Selectboard. The project involves removing up to 56 ash trees within town roads' rights of way. The contractor is responsible for complying with state and federal emerald ash borer (EAB) laws, including handling all tree material according to Vermont Department of Forests, Parks and Recreation recommendations. Traffic control, landowner notification, and minimizing damage to native trees and shrubs are crucial project requirements. Landowners have first claim to chips and wood. The contractor must ensure no debris impedes road crews' maintenance. Stumps must be cut to less than 6 inches from the ground. Work must be completed Monday through Saturday. The contract will be awarded based on price, professional competence, traffic control proposal, and total time required. A certificate of insurance with general liability, excess liability, and workers compensation coverage is required. Additional information is available at wardsborovt. gov.

The Portland VA Medical Center needs a new emergency lighting inverter for several operating rooms. The contract requires a single inverter and mounting supplies with specific technical specifications. No additional information is provided in the notice.

This notice outlines the requirement for commercial internet, wifi, and cable services at Blakeslee Air Force Recreation Area. The scope includes service provision throughout the area, utilizing existing infrastructure where possible. The contractor is responsible for identifying equipment installation requirements, including inground wiring, and ensuring equipment meets weather resistance standards. A performance schedule must be submitted within 10 calendar days of award, and installations cannot begin until approved. Utility maps may be provided upon request, but the contractor is responsible for confirming utility locations. An AF Form 103 (dig permit) is required prior to any inground work. Service restoration times are specified for various disruption levels. Installation must meet commercial, local, and international industry standards, military instructions, standards, policies, guidelines, regulations, and practices. The contractor must demonstrate service connections prior to government acceptance. Installation services are limited to normal duty hours, Monday through Friday, excluding federal holidays. The contract will be awarded to a sole source provider (Charter Communications). The purchase is made under DAFMAN ****, non-appropriated fund contracting procedures.