96EE5830-0F4F-104B-FF1246192320CF51.pdf
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- Solicitation number
- 2026-46-06
- Issued by
- Franklin County, Ohio
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This is a Scope of Work document for a County procurement involving the installation and commissioning of an air compressor system. The vendor must furnish and install a compressor unit by August 17, 2026, including mechanical assembly, connection to the existing compressed air distribution header, condensate drain line connections, and verification of all safety devices and controls. The scope encompasses factory-authorized startup and commissioning with documentation submitted within five business days of completion, operator and maintenance training for a minimum of two hours conducted by the vendor's factory-authorized technician, and delivery via lift-gate equipped truck with offloading and staging at the installation site. A critical requirement stipulates that all components must pass through a 46-inch wide doorframe without structural building modifications. The vendor must provide certified weight data at least ten business days prior to delivery and coordinate delivery access with the County five business days in advance.
The pricing structure includes all costs consolidated into a single line item covering the system, installation, training, and warranty. The vendor is responsible for all labor, tools, rigging, incidental materials, required permits, licenses, and calibration with certificates provided to the County. The County retains responsibility for electrical rough-in (conduit, disconnect, and branch circuit wiring), compressed air distribution piping beyond the outlet connection, and provision of a level, reinforced concrete or structural floor adequate for the unit weight. Warranty coverage includes 24 months for the compressor pump from acceptance and 12 months of parts and labor for the overall system. An optional extended warranty coverage for years one through five is available at an additional rate to be specified by the vendor.
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Item Quantity Units Description Cost
1 1 Each
Installation by August 17, 2026 (Must be installed by date.) Vendor shall furnish all labor, tools, rigging, and incidental materials required to set, assemble, level, anchor, and connect the compressor system at the designated installation location. Installation shall include: mechanical assembly and re-connection of any components disassembled for transport; connection to the existing compressed air distribution header at the point of connection identified by the County; connection of condensate drain lines to the nearest available floor drain; and verification that all safety devices, gauges, and controls are properly mounted and functional. Electrical rough-in (conduit, disconnect, and branch circuit wiring to the single power connection point on the unit) is the responsibility of the County and shall be completed prior to the Vendor’s installation visit.
Installation to be completed by:
Included
2 1 System
Model Type and Number:
BRAND NAME(s) OR EQUAL PURCHASE
DESCRIPTION:
3 1 System
SITE READINESS: The County shall provide a level, reinforced concrete or structural floor adequate for the unit weight prior to the scheduled installation date. Vendor shall provide certified weight data to the County not less than ten
(10) business days in advance of delivery to allow floor-loading verification. Included
ELECTRICAL ROUGH-IN (COUNTY-FURNISHED):
Electrical conduit, disconnect switch, and branch circuit wiring from the County facility panel to the single power connection point on the compressor unit is the responsibility of the County and shall be completed and inspected before the Vendor’s startup visit. County
COMPRESSED AIR DISTRIBUTION PIPING
(COUNTY-FURNISHED): Compressed air distribution piping beyond the system outlet connection point to the laboratory header is the responsibility of the County and shall be completed prior to the startup and commissioning visit. County
FACTORY-AUTHORIZED STARTUP AND
COMMISSIONING: Documentation of all commissioning data on a startup report to be submitted to the County within five (5) business days of completion. Included
6 1 System Training
OPERATOR AND MAINTENANCE TRAINING: The Vendor’s factory-authorized technician shall conduct on-site operator and maintenance training at the time of startup and commissioning. O&M manual is provided. Training shall be a minimum of two (2) hours in duration.
Included
7 24 Months Warranty – compressor pump ≥ 24 months from acceptance
Included
8 12 Months Warranty – system ≥ 12 months parts and labor
Included
CRITICAL:
All components and sub-assemblies of the air compressor package, whether shipped assembled or knocked down, must be capable of passing through a 46-inch (46") wide doorframe without structural modification to the building.
Included
DELIVERY:
F.O.B. – Destination: System shall be delivered via lift-gate equipped truck to the designated delivery point at the County facility. The Vendor shall offload and stage the equipment at the installation site. Any disassembly required for transport through the 46-inch doorframe shall be documented, and re-assembly instructions shall be provided. Vendor shall coordinate delivery access with the County not less than five
(5) business days before the scheduled delivery date.
Any required permits or licenses are the responsibility and cost of Vendor. Any calibration will have a certificate provided to the County at the responsibility and cost of Vendor. Included
12 All Costs Included
Total Costs with System, Installation, Training, and Warranty $
13 1-5 Annual Rate Optional Extended Warranty Coverage $
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