Opportunity
Minneapolis Supplier Systems #0000004307
City of Minneapolis Solicits Bids for Bike Racks, Corrals, and Maintenance Services
Posted
September 01, 2026
Respond By
September 24, 2026
Identifier
0000004307
NAICS
238990, 423990
The City of Minneapolis is inviting bids for its Bike Parking Cost Share and Maintenance Program, focused on supplying, installing, and maintaining a wide range of bike racks and related infrastructure citywide. - Government Buyer: - City of Minneapolis - Products Requested: - Multiple styles of bike racks: Inverted U (Hoop), Hitch, Swerve, Round, Custom designs, Meter Hitch, and Portable Event Multi-racks - Finishes include powder-coated, galvanized, and stainless steel - Quantities range from 1 to 400 units depending on item - Bike corrals (single and double parking space, hot-dipped galvanized or powder-coated) - Secure bike shelters (up to 6 bikes per shelter) - Mounting sleeves, tamper-proof hardware, benches, wheel stops, and bollard sets - Services Requested: - Installation, removal, and relocation of bike racks and corrals - Maintenance, repair, sandblasting, repainting, and refurbishment of existing racks and corrals (including those not originally installed by the vendor) - Seasonal removal and storage of bike corrals, including patching street surfaces - Unique/Notable Requirements: - Vendors must provide unit pricing for all items and services - Compliance with prevailing wage laws and responsible contractor verification for bids over $50,000 - Installation must occur within two weeks of notification - The City will pay 50% cost match for private businesses and 100% for public agencies - Contract is non-exclusive, with a total value cap of $175,000 - No specific OEMs are mandated; products must meet detailed specifications for materials, finishes, and installation methods
Description
The City of Minneapolis is soliciting bids for a Bike Parking Cost Share and Maintenance Program. The contract involves furnishing and installing various styles of bike racks and bike corrals throughout the city from September 2026 to September 2028. The City will typically pay 50% cost match for private businesses and 100% for public agencies. The vendor must also provide maintenance services including repair, repainting, and relocation of bike racks.