Clock Maintenance Specification~1.docx
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- Tower Clock Maintenance and Repair @ City Hall
- Solicitation number
- B2728089
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- Pennsylvania
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This is a Clock Maintenance Specification document for the City of Pennsylvania's Tower Clock Maintenance and Repair procurement at City Hall. The specification outlines maintenance and repair services required for the city's tower clock system. The procurement will be awarded as a whole or by line item, whichever serves the city's best interest, to the lowest responsive and responsible bidder. Bidders must quote all items to be eligible for award consideration. Services are not to commence until the department provides formal notification to the selected contractor.
The specification establishes detailed technical requirements and standards for clock maintenance operations, including routine servicing, component inspection, repair protocols, and performance standards to ensure the tower clock remains operational and accurate. Pricing terms require comprehensive quotes covering all specified line items, with no partial bids accepted for award eligibility. The procurement does not specify renewal options, site visit requirements, or bidder conference details within this specification document alone.
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Clock Maintenance Specification
Provide Maintenance for each of the four electro-mechanical Tower Clock movements and associated hardware.
Each movement consists of 2 large brass plate frames locally made, with commercial internal gearing and a reduction geared electric motor. Each movement will require lubrication to each pivot extended thru plates using Amzoil gear lube. Movement is also attached to a bevel gear set extending power vertically to drive shafts thru universal joints which also require lubrication. Above the upper universal joint is a contrite gearing made of cast iron using ball bearings which also requires lubrication. As power is then transmitted horizontally to the motion works each gear set has lubricating holes in the casting keeping shafts lubricated.
Each movement will require the same work accomplished.
On the base of each clock there are lights installed and should be on during winter months and turned off during summer months in order to minimize moisture to the lubricant
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