Opportunity
Pennsylvania eMarketplace #6100066777
Pennsylvania procurement for a DOC boiler condensate tank replacement and DGS generators and lighting
Posted
October 07, 2026
Respond By
October 23, 2026
Identifier
6100066777
NAICS
238220, 423720
Pennsylvania procurement records cover a boiler condensate tank replacement at SCI Cambridge Springs and a separate request for emergency generators and lighting equipment. - Government buyers - Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, Department of Corrections (DOC), SCI Cambridge Springs, Crawford County. - Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, Department of General Services (DGS), Bureau of Procurement; Angela Eshleman is identified in the attachment. - Products and OEMs - 1 replacement boiler water condensate tank; no manufacturer, model, or part number specified. - 15 Honda EU2000iAC 2,000-watt inverter generators (part number 26131803). Honda is the named OEM. - 15 lighting accessories (part number 39111800); manufacturer and detailed specifications are not stated. - Tank replacement work and requirements - Prepare the tank and related piping, valves, controls, and electrical connections for shutdown; remove the old tank to the loading dock; deliver and install the replacement; reinstall affected components to manufacturers’ specifications; and insulate disturbed piping. - Limit the shutdown to two days. Reuse existing pumps, fittings, valves, and steam traps unless defective; replacement of defective components is additional cost. - Provide a one-year materials and labor warranty. DOC security and facility requirements and prevailing-wage requirements apply. - The DOC contract term is stated to run through the specified contract end; no separate start date or option periods are provided. The generator-and-lighting attachment does not specify an overall performance period.
Description
The Pennsylvania Department of Corrections seeks installation or direct replacement of a boiler water condensate tank at SCI Cambridge Springs. Work includes preparing the existing and replacement tanks and associated piping, valves, controls, and electrical connections for shutdown; removing the old tank to the loading dock; installing the replacement; and insulating disturbed pipe. The replacement is to be completed with a maximum two-day shutdown, and the contractor must provide a one-year materials and labor warranty. Quantities are estimates and may vary; bids must be submitted electronically.