3-IFB 26-1-23900R1 Vol.3 (7) Info.pdf

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MCT Building #3 Bus Lift Replacement (REBID)
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26-1-23900R1
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Madison County, Illinois

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This document is an Invitation for Bid (IFB) from Madison County Transit (MCT), specifically Volume 3 of 5, containing a form for "Other Requested Information" for a potential contract opportunity. The form requires bidders to provide three key pieces of information: 1) contact details for the primary bidding point of contact, 2) project manager qualifications and experience, and 3) acknowledgment of MCT's preference for work allocation. The third section specifically asks bidders to confirm whether they will adhere to MCT's policy of using local union trades for non-specialized work and manufacturer-authorized representatives for specialized work, with an option to explain alternative capabilities if they cannot meet this preference.

The document appears to be part of a larger bidding package related to transit services or equipment, potentially involving specialized lift equipment. Bidders are expected to provide detailed professional information about their project management team and demonstrate their understanding of MCT's workforce and work allocation preferences. The form provides space for comprehensive responses, suggesting MCT is seeking thorough and transparent submissions from potential contractors.

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Madison County Transit IFB Volume 3 of 5

OTHER REQUESTED INFORMATION

1) Name, title, phone number and email address of the primary point of contact for bidding purposes:

2) Provide the name, qualifications, experience, past projects, and number of years as a project manager:

3) Do you acknowledge MCT’s preference for non-specialized work to be completed by local union trades, and for specialized work to be handled by manufacturer-authorized representatives?

☐ Yes ☐ No

If no, provide a detailed explanation describing your firm’s ability to perform specialized work on manufacturer-specific lift equipment:

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