Norfolk Opengov #11341-0-2027

As-needed crane rental, operators, and rigging support for City of Norfolk pump stations

The City of Norfolk Department of Utilities is seeking on-call crane rental and rigging support for its pump-station operations. - Buyer: City of Norfolk, Department of Utilities, Office of the Purchasing Agent. - Scope: As-needed crane rental with operators for routine maintenance, special projects, and emergency repairs, plus rigging support when the City's mechanical contractor is unavailable. - Equipment requested: 10-ton boom truck with a 90-foot boom; 25-ton hydraulic crane with a 70-foot boom; 50-ton hydraulic crane with a 120-foot boom; 70- and 90-ton hydraulic cranes with 166-foot booms; 110-ton hydraulic crane with a 166-foot boom; and 150-ton hydraulic crane with a 256-foot boom. - Estimated annual hourly quantities: 10-ton, 4 normal hours and 2 overtime hours; 25-ton, 30 normal and 12 overtime; 50-ton, 8 normal and 4 overtime; 70-ton, 65 normal and 16 overtime; 90-ton, 30 normal and 8 overtime; 110-ton, 12 normal and 4 overtime; 150-ton, 12 normal and 4 overtime. - Rigging: Provide support when the City's mechanical contractor is unavailable; a minimum two-person team is required when rigging is needed. - Notable requirements: Four-hour minimum rental. Rates must include equipment, operator, permits, fees, transportation, mileage, fuel surcharges, and setup. Emergency equipment must arrive within six hours or less; scheduled work will receive at least one business day's notice. - Service locations: Raw Water Pump Stations in Norfolk, Portsmouth, and Suffolk, and River Pump Stations in Carrsville and Courtland. - OEMs and vendors: No crane manufacturers, OEMs, or service vendors are named in the solicitation.

Description

The City of Norfolk Department of Utilities is seeking crane and operator rental services on an as-needed basis for routine maintenance, special projects, and emergency repairs. Services include equipment ranging from 10-ton boom trucks through 150-ton hydraulic cranes, with operators and required rigging support. Emergency equipment must be onsite within six hours or less, and regularly scheduled work will receive at least one business day's notice. The hourly rates must include equipment, labor, permits, fees, transportation, mileage, fuel surcharges, and setup; the solicitation requires proposals to be submitted as a single PDF and pricing through the electronic pricing table.

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