Fridge_2025-2026.xlsx

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On Call Refrigeration Repairs 25-26
Solicitation number
2025-IFB-168
Issued by
New Haven County, Connecticut

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This is a pricing table template for the New Haven Public Schools' On Call Refrigeration Repairs contract (2025-IFB-168) covering fiscal years 2025-2026. The solicitation seeks qualified contractors to provide comprehensive refrigeration equipment services, including testing, inspection, preventive maintenance, on-call repairs, and emergency services across 35-41 school locations throughout New Haven County, Connecticut. The bid solicitation was released on March 23, 2025, with a non-mandatory pre-bid meeting scheduled for April 9, 2025, and bids are due by April 24, 2025 at 3:00 pm. The contract will commence on July 1, 2025, and run through June 30, 2026, with two potential one-year renewal options. The pricing template accommodates bidding on labor rates (regular and overtime hours) and a percentage markup on original material invoices, with service locations including thirty-eight named New Haven schools and one Engineering & Science Magnet school in West Haven.

Contractors must submit hourly wage rates for regular and overtime labor with a maximum 10% markup on original material invoices, and the contract will be awarded based on the lowest total price. The estimated service requirements include 500 regular hours and 100 overtime hours annually, with a projected annual contract value between $50,000 and $250,000. Contractors must maintain a local office within 25 miles of New Haven and demonstrate the capability to respond to emergency calls within 30 minutes during normal working hours and within one hour after hours, weekends, and holidays. All contractors must meet comprehensive insurance requirements, including general liability and workers' compensation coverage, provide a one-year warranty on all workmanship and materials, and submit to detailed reporting and annual equipment inspections. No specific set-asides for disadvantaged enterprises are mentioned; however, the City of New Haven emphasizes equal employment opportunity and workforce diversity in its contracting processes.

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Pricing_Table_Template

Table NameLine ItemDescriptionUnit of MeasureQuantityTaxableUnit CostCustom1Custom2Custom3Custom4Custom5Section Header
Table 11Example 1 (required column)Unit 1 (required column)1TRUE
Table 12Example 2Unit 21
Table 1Example Section HeaderTRUE
Table 13Example 3Unit 31
Table 24Table 2 Example 1Table 2 Unit 1
Table 25Table 2 Example 2Table 2 Unit 2
LaborTRUE
REGUULAR HOURSEA1
OVERTIME HOURSEA1
List of Schools1TRUE
Barack Obama SchoolEa1
BarnardEa1
BeecherEa1
Benjamin Jepson MagnetEa1
Betsy Ross Arts MagnetEa1
Bishop WoodsEa1
CelentanoEa1
Central Kitchen FacilityEa1
Clinton Avenue SchoolEa1
Conte West Hills Magnet SchoolEa1
Coop Arts & Humanities HSEa1
Davis SchoolEa1
East Rock MagnetEa1
East Rock MagnetEa1
Fair Haven Middle SchoolEa1
Family Academy of Multicultural Expolration(F.A.M.E)Ea1
High School in the CommunityEa1
Hill CentralEa1
Hill Regional Career HSEa1
James Hillhouse High SchoolEa1
John Daniels SchoolEa1
John S. Martinez SchoolEa1
King Robinson MSEa1
Lincoln Bassett SchoolEa1
Mauro SheridanEa1
Metropolitan Business AcademyEa1
Nathan Hale SchoolEa1
New Haven AcademyEa1
Roberto ClementeEa1
Ross/Woodward SchoolEa1
Troup MagnetEa1
Truman SchoolEa1
W. Hooker MSEa1
Wexler/Grant SchoolEa1
Wilbur Cross HSEa1
ESUMS- Egineering & Science Magnet - West HavenEa1

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