Bid Pricing Sheet.docx
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- Scaffolding
- Solicitation number
- 7057
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- Ohio
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This is a Bid Pricing Sheet for scaffolding services requested by the State of Ohio, with a submission deadline of May 28, 2026. The scope of work requires the supply, setup, and dismantling of two system runs measuring 5 feet wide with 3-foot side brackets, extending 50 feet in length, with a 10-foot pan to bridge the two runs together. The scaffolding heights vary from 5 feet to 28 feet high, and commercial scaffolding equipment is limited to a maximum of 28 days of use. The bid pricing sheet requires itemized pricing across multiple cost categories including scaffolding labor for erection, dismantling, mobilization, and demobilization, as well as separate line items for equipment, hard costs, and freight.
Bidders must provide comprehensive pricing that encompasses all labor, equipment, hard costs, and freight associated with the supply, setup, and dismantling services. The evaluation will be conducted on a total cost basis across all service components. No estimated contract value, contract term, place of performance, set-aside programs, preference programs, evaluation criteria weighting, or incumbent contractor information has been identified in the available source materials.
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Scaffolding
Labor:
Erect Dismantle Mobilization Demobilization Total Labor:
Equipment:
Commercial Scaffolding (maximum 28 days) Total Equipment:
Hard Cost:
Total Hardcosts:
Freight:
Total Freight:
Scope of Work Supply, set-up and dismantle 2 system runs 5’ wide with 3’ side bracket 50’ long.
Provide a 10’ pan to bridge the two runs together.
Heights vary from 5’ high to 28’ high.
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