38083_Aug_28_26_solicitation_doc.pdf

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Crane & Hoist Inspections
Solicitation number
38083
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Tolland County, Connecticut

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This is a solicitation document issued by the Town of Killingly, Connecticut for sealed proposals to provide hoist and crane inspection, testing, maintenance review, and related compliance services across municipal facilities. The scope of work encompasses inspection, load testing where required, and documentation of hoists, cranes, lifting devices, slings, hooks, chains, and associated lifting equipment at the Killingly Water Pollution Control Facility, pump stations, maintenance garages, and other Town-owned properties throughout Tolland County. All services must ensure compliance with OSHA regulations, ASME standards including the ASME B30 series, State of Connecticut requirements, and insurance carrier requirements. The solicitation opened on July 22, 2026 at 7:00 AM EDT and closed on August 10, 2026 at 10:00 AM EDT. No pre-bid meeting, site visit requirement, or vendor question deadline is specified in the available documentation. The contract term length, estimated total value, award date, and renewal options are not identified in the source material.

Contractors must be qualified, licensed, and certified to respond to this solicitation. Pricing terms and payment structure are to be established through the sealed proposal process, with delivery designated as Free On Board Destination. No incumbent contractor, contract set asides, or specific funding source information is identified. Inquiries regarding the solicitation should be directed to the Town of Killingly Water Pollution Control Facility at 31 Wauregan Road, Killingly, Connecticut 06239, via telephone at 860-779-5392 or email at wpcf@killinglyct.gov. The solicitation references supporting documents including bid documents, a legal advertisement, and Addendum 1.

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Solicitation Number: 38083

Crane & Hoist Inspections

Request for Proposal (RFP)

Killingly, Town of

July 22, 2026 - August 10, 2026

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General Header Information

This bid has no questions defined.

38083

No. 38083 Title: Crane & Hoist Inspections Start Date: July 22, 2026 at 7:00:00 AM EDT End Date: August 10, 2026 at 10:00:00 AM EDT Vendor Q&A Start Date:

Vendor Q&A End Date:

Estimated Total Value:

Who can respond to this bid? : All Vendors Description: The Town of Killingly, Connecticut (“Town”) invites sealed proposals from qualified, licensed, and certified contractors to provide Hoist and Crane Inspection, Testing, Maintenance Review, and Related Compliance Services for municipal facilities, including the Killingly Water Pollution Control Facility (KWPCF), pump stations, maintenance garages, and other Town-owned properties.

The purpose of this contract is to ensure that all hoists, cranes, lifting devices, slings, hooks, chains, and associated lifting equipment are properly inspected, load tested where required, documented, and maintained in full compliance with applicable OSHA regulations, ASME standards (including ASME B30 series), State of Connecticut requirements, and insurance carrier requirements.

Delivery Terms: Free On Board Destination Payment Terms: Vendor Specified Contact Information: Killingly, Town of

Town of Killingly / WPCF 31 Wauregan Rd Killingly CT, 06239 United States Tel: 8607795392 wpcf@killinglyct.gov

Contact Details: If you have any questions, please contact:

Town of Killingly / WPCF 31 Wauregan Rd Killingly CT, 06239 United States Tel: 8607795392 wpcf@killinglyct.gov

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Documents:

Crane and Hoist Inspection - Bid Documents.pdf

Legal Ad - Crane and Hoist Inspection.pdf

Hoist and Crane - Addendum 1.pdf

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Item Specifications Solicitation has been designated as having no line items.

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