Notice of Intent Port City~1.docx

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MassDOT Due Diligence Posting to Accept a Best Value Offer from Port City Air
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BD-26-1030-CPO1-CPO1-122082
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Norfolk County, Massachusetts

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This is a Notice of Intent document from the Massachusetts Department of Transportation (MassDOT) regarding a service contract with Port City Air, Inc. dba New Hampshire Helicopters. The contract seeks annual inspections, maintenance, and repair services for a 1986 MD500E McDonnell Douglas helicopter located in Norwood, MA. The initial contract term is five years with an option to renew for an additional five years, totaling 10 years. Interested vendors must submit their responses by 3 PM on 11/4/2025 through the COMMBUYS online platform.

The estimated annual cost for inspections and maintenance is approximately $50,000. Port City Air, Inc. is an FAA-certified (14 CFR Part 145) repair station specializing in turbine and piston aircraft maintenance, including the specific helicopter model in question. The Notice of Intent allows for potential alternative vendors to submit comparable or better offers. MassDOT will review submitted responses and retain the option to either accept the original offer from Port City Air, accept an alternative vendor's proposal, or withdraw the notice entirely. All quote submissions must be made electronically through COMMBUYS, with technical support available through various contact methods.

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Ten Park Plaza, Suite 4160, Boston, MA 02116 Tel: 857-368-4636, TTY: 857-368-0655 www.mass.gov/massdot Due Diligence Posting of Notice of Intent to Accept a Best Value Offer

The Massachusetts Department of Transportation of the Commonwealth of Massachusetts (“MassDOT” or “Department”) announces its intent to Purchase a Service pursuant to the Commonwealth’s Due Diligence Posting policy, to contract with Port City Air, Inc. dba New Hampshire Helicopters (“Offeror”), pending the results of this Notice of Intent (“Notice”). The initial term of this contract will be five years with the option to renew for five additional years for a total of 10 yearse.

Description MassDOT seeks to execute a contract for annual inspections, maintenance and repair of a 1986 MD500E McDonnell Douglas helicopter. The cost of annual inspections and maintenance averages approximately $50,000 per year. This helicopter is located in Norwood, MA.

Port City Air, Inc. is a 24/7 FBO and multi-faceted aviation services company located at KPSM, Portsmouth International Airport. Port City Air (PCA) is certified by the FAA Title 14 of the Code of Federal Regulations (14 CFR) Part 145 Repair Station. Port City Air is certified to perform inspections and mechanical upgrades to the MD500E McDonnell Douglas Helicopter. They provide turbine and piston maintenance for both fixed wing aircraft and helicopters along with a full avionics shop.

Determination of Other Interested Vendors The intent of this posting is to determine if there are any other interested and qualified vendors. Any such vendors must:

· Submit documentation that they can provide a comparable or better offer.

Response Requirement and Deadline All Interested Vendors and Offerors interested in responding to this Notice, regardless of prior communications with the Department, must submit a Response to this posting containing evidence of their qualification and interest. All required information must be submitted by 3pm on 11/4/2025.

If, after the posting deadline has passed, interest is generated by this Notice, the Department will review all Responses and will determine whether they will: (i) withdraw the notice and not accept the Offeror’s offer (and cancel the Notice of Intent) or (ii) accept the offer from the Offeror or (iii) accept an offer from another vendor offering a comparable or better value than the Offeror in their Response or (iv) accept the offer from the Offeror and from any other offerors offering similar value in their response.

Additional Terms Required for Doing Business with the Commonwealth

Names of Standard Forms
Instructions
Instructions for Vendors Responding to Bids Electronically
Read and agree prior to submitting a Response.
RFR - Required Specifications
Read and agree prior to submitting a Response.
Prompt Payment Discount Form
Complete and submit as an attachment to Quote, attached in COMMBUYS.
Commonwealth Terms & Conditions
Read and agree. Sign and submit original with wet signature upon Award, if any.
Contractor Authorized Signatory Listing
Read and agree. Sign and submit original with wet signature upon Award, if any.
Authorization for Electronic Funds Transfer
Read and agree. Sign and submit original with wet signature upon Award, if any.
Request for Taxpayer Identification Number and Certification (W-9)
Read and agree. Sign and submit original with wet signature upon Award, if any.
MassDOT Standard Contract Form and Instructions
Read and agree. Sign and submit original with wet signature upon Award, if any. Attached in COMMBUYS.

Quote Submission Method Online Quote Submission via COMMBUYS is required. All Interested Vendors and Offerors must submit Quotes online using tools available only to Sellers registered in COMMBUYS. COMMBUYS provides Seller registration functionality at no charge. To register, go to www.COMMBUYS.com and click on the “Register” link on the front page. All Interested Vendors and Offerors who are awarded a contract resulting from this Notice, if any, will be required to maintain an active account during the duration of the Contract, by reviewing their registration information regularly and maintaining its accuracy.

COMMBUYS Quote Submission Training and Instructions The following resources are provided to assist Interested Vendors and Offerors in submitting Quotes:

· An online job aid on How to Create a Quote;

· Webcast video on How to Locate and Respond to Bid Solicitations;

· Using the Q&A Tab within a COMMBUYS Bid

· Instructor-led trainings (ILT) and live webinar sessions on “How to Locate and Respond to Bids” may also be available. Check the OSD Vendor Training schedule for Sellers/Business Entities for available locations, dates and times. Note that space is limited and pre-registration for training is required to attend. Follow instructions on the course schedule to register.

COMMBUYS Support Technical assistance is available during the procurement process. Every effort is made to respond to inquiries within one business day.

· Website: Go to www.mass.gov/osd/commbuys and select the COMMBUYS Resource Center link offered under Key Resources.

· Email: Send inquiries to the COMMBUYS Helpdesk at OSDHelpDesk@mass.gov

· Telephone: Call the COMMBUYS Help Desk at 1-888-MA-STATE (1-888-627-8283). The Help Desk is staffed from 8:00 AM to 5:00 PM Monday through Friday Eastern Standard or Daylight time, as applicable, except on federal and state holidays.

Interested Vendors and Offerors are advised that COMMBUYS will be unavailable during regularly scheduled maintenance hours of which all users will be notified.

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