Massport #6867

Massport Solicits Electric Motor Repair Services for Conley Terminal Equipment

This opportunity involves the Massachusetts Port Authority (Massport) seeking a contractor for electric motor repair services at Conley Terminal in South Boston. - Government Buyer: - Massachusetts Port Authority (Massport) - Services performed at Conley Terminal, South Boston - Products/Services Requested: - Electric motor repair services for terminal equipment (e.g., STS cranes, RTGs, reach stackers) - Scope includes: - Pickup and delivery of motors - Disassembly, diagnosis, and repair (cleaning, sandblasting, coil winding, bearing and brush replacement, painting) - Reassembly and comprehensive testing (including DC field, armature, and dynamic balancing tests) - Notable Requirements: - Contractor personnel must have valid Transportation Worker Identification Credentials (TWIC) and Massport-issued ID badges for terminal access - Four-hour pickup response time for motors - Detailed cost estimates required before repair work begins - Strict compliance with federal maritime security regulations - Pricing is based on hourly straight-time and overtime rates; no additional charges permitted - Contract term is three years with two one-year renewal options - OEMs and Vendors: - No specific OEMs or vendors are named in the solicitation - Unique Aspects: - All work must be coordinated with Massport personnel and may be subject to operational priorities at the terminal - Contractor must provide insurance and comply with audit/records retention requirements

Description

This solicitation is for electric motor repair services at Conley Terminal, South Boston, Massachusetts. The contract term is three years with two one-year renewal options. The contractor must provide services including motor pickup, disassembly, diagnosis, repair, testing, and reassembly, complying with security requirements such as possession of a TWIC card. Pricing is based on hourly straight-time and overtime rates, and no additional charges are permitted. The contract requires compliance with federal maritime security regulations and may require maritime security badges.

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