City of Toledo PlanetBids #8607

Replacement and Repair of Fire Station 21 Apparatus Floor for City of Toledo

This opportunity involves the replacement and repair of the apparatus floor at Fire Station 21 for the City of Toledo Fire and Rescue Department. - Government Buyer: - City of Toledo Fire and Rescue Department - Division of Purchases and Supplies - Scope of Work: - Replacement and repair of the apparatus floor at Fire Station 21 (1474 S. Detroit Ave., Toledo, OH) - Includes all labor, materials, and equipment - Lump sum project - Licensing and Compliance: - Contractors must hold appropriate carpentry and electrical licenses - Compliance with prevailing wage and living wage requirements per Toledo Municipal Code - For contracts over $100,000, a Project Labor Agreement (PLA) with the Northwest Ohio Building and Construction Trades Council (NWOBTC) is mandatory - PLA must be executed and submitted within 15 working days after a pre-job conference (held within 15 days of award) - Applies to all contractors and subcontractors - Compliance with minority business participation goals and local collective bargaining agreements - Strike prohibitions enforced - Bid guaranty, affidavits, and insurance required - Project Duration and Penalties: - One-year period from issuance of purchase order - Liquidated damages of $400 per day for delays - Vendors and OEMs: - No specific OEMs or vendors are named in the solicitation - Opportunity Details: - Open to all qualified bidders; no set-aside restrictions - All work to be performed at Fire Station 21, Toledo, Ohio

Description

The City of Toledo Fire and Rescue Department is soliciting bids for the replacement and repair of Fire Station 21's apparatus floor. The project requires contractors with carpentry and electrical licenses and involves a one-year duration starting upon issuance of the purchase order. Bidders must submit electronic bids by April 21, 2026, with a pre-bid meeting scheduled for April 14, 2026. The project includes compliance with prevailing wage laws, living wage requirements, and potentially a project labor agreement for contracts over $100,000.

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