Southwest Ohio Regional Transit Authority Opengov #110-2026

SORTA seeks certified Raynor vendor for Access Garage Door Replacements at Cincinnati facility

SORTA (Southwest Ohio Regional Transit Authority) is seeking bids for the replacement of two garage doors at its Access Maintenance Facility in Cincinnati, Ohio. - Government Buyer: - Southwest Ohio Regional Transit Authority (SORTA), Facilities Department - OEMs and Vendors: - Raynor (manufacturer of doors and operators) - Certified Raynor vendor/installer required; must maintain certification throughout project - Products/Services Requested: - Two Raynor Duracoil insulated rolling doors - 14' wide x 13'7" high, gray, 22-gauge exterior, 24-gauge back cover, jamb weather seal, hood baffle, 100,000 high cycle springs - Two Raynor ONYX jackshaft operators - 120 volts, battery backup - Demolition and removal of existing doors, motors, bases, lines, and disposal of spoils - Installation, stub-out of electrical/pneumatic connections, testing, commissioning, training, and certification - Unique/Notable Requirements: - Certified Raynor vendor/installer required for warranty compliance - Compliance with federal and state wage and labor standards - Emphasis on small and disadvantaged business participation - Contractor responsible for permits, orderly worksite, closeout documents, warranty, and preventive maintenance schedule - SORTA provides parking, utility connections, and facility access - Place of performance: 1801 Transpark Dr, Cincinnati, OH

Description

The Southwest Ohio Regional Transit Authority (SORTA) is seeking a qualified contractor to remove two existing garage doors at its Access Maintenance Facility in Cincinnati and replace them with two Raynor Duracoil insulated rolling doors and two Raynor ONYX jackshaft operators. The work includes demolition, disposal, installation, testing, training, and certification of each complete working door system. The contractor must be a certified Raynor vendor/installer and maintain certification throughout the project. The project is subject to federal and state wage and labor standards and emphasizes small and disadvantaged business participation.

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