Northern Nevada Generator Services Scope of Work.docx

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Northern Nevada - Generator Services
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43ADG-S4011
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Washoe County, Nevada

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This is a Scope of Work document issued by the Nevada Army National Guard Construction and Facilities Management Office, under the State of Nevada Office of the Military, soliciting qualified contractors to provide as-needed generator services. The project encompasses routine maintenance and inspections of generator systems, emergency repair and troubleshooting services, fuel system management and maintenance, load bank testing and performance assessments, installation of new generators or upgrades to existing systems, and compliance inspections and reporting. Services are required at six military facilities across three locations: Reno, Reno (Stead area), and Carson City, including the Washoe County Armory, Washoe County Training Center, Army Aviation Support Facility, Office of the Adjutant General, United States Property and Fiscal Office, and Emergency Operations Center. The scope of work requires contractors to conduct comprehensive assessments of generator conditions, perform preventative maintenance including oil changes and filter replacements, provide troubleshooting and repair services, conduct periodic load bank testing, perform system upgrades, and deliver documentation and performance reports. Bidders must specify the geographical locations they are willing to serve in their proposals.

Proposals must include detailed pricing information broken down by hourly rates, overtime rates, holiday rates, and all applicable fees such as facility charges, drive time, and travel time. Contractors must submit copies of their Nevada Contractors License and State of Nevada Business License from the Secretary of State's office along with contact information for service inquiries. Prior to contract approval, vendors must provide proof of liability and workers' compensation insurance naming the Office of the Military as certificate holder, register as a vendor with the State of Nevada, and agree to use electronic transfer for payment. The document does not specify response deadlines, contract term length, or renewal options.

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Nevada Army National Guard Construction and Facilities Management Office Scope of Work Summary

Date: September 14, 2026 Project: NORTHERN NEVADA – Generator Services

General Intention: This scope of work is intended to include all the work required to complete the project described below. Contractors who submit bids are required to include and disclose in their bid all work deemed necessary to complete the project.

Task(s):

The State of Nevada, Office of the Military, is seeking bids/proposals from qualified contractors to provide as-needed generator services for maintaining, repairing, and services generator systems to include, but is not limited to, the following services: Routine maintenance and inspections of generator systems, emergency repair and troubleshooting services, fuel system management and maintenance, load bank testing and performance assessments. Installation of new generators or upgrades to existing systems and compliance inspections and reporting. The geographical location that you are willing to serve must be specified in your bi proposal. The office of the Military is currently seeking bids for the following locations: Reno, Reno (Stead area), Carson City.

Scope of Work:

The scope of work for generator services encompasses a comprehensive range of activities aimed at ensuring the optimal performance, reliability, and longevity of generators in various applications. Initially, the service will include a thorough assessment of the generator’s current condition, including inspections of all critical components such as the engine, hoses, belts, alternator, fuel system, and electrical components. Preventative maintenance tasks will be conducted regularly, which may include oil changes, air filter replacements, coolant flushes, and battery tests to prevent unexpected failures and prolong service life. In addition to routine maintenance, the scope will involve troubleshooting and repair services addressing any emergent issues identified during inspections or reported by end-users. This includes the diagnosis of electrical faults, mechanical problems, and fuel system inefficiencies. To enhance operational readiness, load bank testing will also be performed periodically to evaluate the generator’s performance under various load conditions, ensuring it can handle peak demands effectively. Moreover, the service may incorporate upgrades or modifications to existing generator systems, ensuring they meet the latest industry standards and regulations for safety and efficiency. Documentation of all services performed, along with performance reports, will be provided to the client, ensuring transparency and enabling effective planning for future maintenance. Furthermore, the scope may include emergency response services, providing clients with peace of mind that should a failure occur, expert technicians will be available quickly to mitigate downtime and restore power. Overall, these generator services aim to provide clients with a reliable power supply, minimizing operational disruptions and enhancing overall systems performance.

Proposals Should Include:

· Contact person email and telephone number for service inquiries.

· Hourly rates, overtime rates, and holidays; and any fees such as but not limited to the facility, drive time, Travel time, etc. All fees the vendor wants to bill MUST be broken down and listed in their proposal.

· A copy of Contractors License.

· A copy of your State of Nevada Business License. (This is the license you get from the Nevada Secretary of State’s office.)

Conditions:

Existing/ongoing army military operations/facilities

Location: Reno, Reno (Stead area), Carson City

Washoe County Armory (WCA) 19980 Army Aviation Drive Reno, NV 89506

Washoe County Training Center (WCATC) 19970 Army Aviation Drive Reno, NV 89506

Army Aviation Support Facility (AASF) 20000 Army Aviation Drive Reno, NV 89506

Office of the Adjutant General (OTAG) 2460 Fairview Drive.

Carson City, NV 89701

United States Property and Fiscal Office (USPFO) 2452 Fairview Drive.

Carson City, NV 89701

Emergency Operations Center (EOC/DEM) 2478 Fairview Drive.

Carson City, NV 89701

End of Summary

Instructions to bidders: The following documents are required prior to contract approval: State of Nevada business license. Vendor must provide proof of liability and workers’ compensation insurance. The certificates must name the Office of the Military, its officers, employees, and immune contractors as defined in NRS 41.0307 as the certificate holder. Vendor must be a registered vendor with State of Nevada. Vendor must use electronic transfer for payment.

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