Miami University and Ohio University Ionwave #0720262438

Miami University Solicits Instrumentation & Process Control T&M Services Across Campuses

Miami University is seeking qualified vendors to provide Time and Material (T&M) services for Instrumentation & Process Control across its Oxford, Hamilton, Middletown, and West Chester campuses. - Government Buyer: - Miami University, Office of Strategic Procurement - Scope of Work: - Maintenance, repair, alterations, and minor construction for instrumentation and process control systems - Services required on an as-needed basis across multiple campuses - Requirements: - Vendors must supply all labor, equipment, and materials - Ability to provide sufficient skilled tradesmen and necessary equipment - Compliance with university parking and key access policies - Submission of Responsible Bidder Information Form, Certificate of Insurance (naming Miami University as additional insured), and Ohio BWC certificates - Both prevailing wage and non-prevailing wage work may be included - Evaluation Criteria: - Best value based on hourly rates, experience, and past performance - Multiple vendors may be awarded contracts - OEMs and Vendors: - No specific OEMs, manufacturers, or part numbers are specified; focus is on service provision - Notable Details: - Contract covers all Miami University campuses - Emphasis on flexibility and ability to respond to a variety of instrumentation and process control needs

Description

Miami University is soliciting sealed proposals via electronic bidding for Time and Material Service in Instrumentation & Process Control. The contract involves furnishing labor, service, equipment, and/or materials for maintenance, repair work, alterations, and minor construction on an as-needed basis at multiple campuses including Oxford, Hamilton, Middletown, and West Chester. Bidders must submit bids on the official bid form and include required documentation such as a Responsible Bidder Information Form, Certificate of Insurance, and Ohio BWC certificates. The University intends to award contracts based on best value, considering hourly rates, bidder experience, and past performance.

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