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- Solicitation number
- 2025-IFB-193
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- New Haven County, Connecticut
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This document is an Invitation to Bid (ITB #2025-IFB-193) for On Call Sprinkler Inspection and Repair Services issued by the City of New Haven, Connecticut, specifically for the New Haven Public Schools Facilities Department. The contract will cover sprinkler inspection, testing, preventive maintenance, repairs, and emergency services for 49 different school and administrative facilities across New Haven, following NFPA 13, 20 & 25 standards. The solicitation was released on June 16, 2025, with a response deadline of July 3, 2025 at 3:00 pm. The contract term is one year with two potential one-year renewal options, to be exercised at the sole discretion of the city.
The bid includes detailed pricing tables for monthly, quarterly, and annual inspections at each location, with contractors required to submit hourly rates for regular time and overtime/weekend/holiday work. Bidders must provide comprehensive documentation including a City Forms Signature Sheet, Disclosure & Certification Affidavit, Current Workforce Certificate, and Priority Payment Program Application. Insurance requirements are extensive, including general liability, workers' compensation, auto liability, and excess/umbrella liability, with minimum coverage amounts specified. The city reserves the right to award separate items to different bidders and emphasizes that all quantities are estimated, with contract award contingent upon fund availability.
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City of New Haven, CT
INVITATION TO BID
2025-IFB-193
ON CALL SPRINKLER INSPECTION AND REPAIR SERVICES
RELEASE DATE: June 16, 2025
RESPONSE DEADLINE: July 3, 2025, 3:00 pm
Please refer to the project timeline in this document for all important deadlines.
Invitation To Bid #2025-IFB-193
Title: On Call Sprinkler Inspection and Repair Services
Table Of Contents
1. Project Summary
1.1. Summary
1.2. Timeline
1.3. Procurement Contact
1.4. General Conditions and Standards
2. Instructions to Respondents
2.1. Internet Access
2.2. Solicitation Downloads
2.3. Inspection of Site
2.4. Inquiries for Clarification
2.5. Addendum to Bid Documents
2.6. Contract Term
2.7. Insurance Requirements
2.8. Unit Prices, Bid Quantities and Tax-Exempt Status
2.9. Equal Employment Opportunity
2.10. Apprentice Hiring
2.11. Construction Related Permits
2.12. Alternate Bids
2.13. Calculation Sheet
2.14. Solicitation Process and Submission
2.15. Solicitation Protest
2.16. Award of Contract
2.17. Execution of Contract
2.18. Notice to Proceed
2.19. No Purchase Order – No Payment Policy
2.20. Electronic Invoice Policy
2.21. Payment Policy
3. Project Details
3.1. Bid Specifications
3.2. Calculation Sheet
3.3. Response Submittals
3.4. Attachments
Attachments:
C - 05_ Exhibit_ Contract Document
F - SCHOOL_ADDRESS_REFERENCE
G - EEOC_Vendors_Notice of Fees
1. Project Summary
1.1. Summary
Contract Name: On Call Sprinkler Inspection and Repair Services
Solicitation #: 2025-IFB-193
Department: NHPS-Facilities
The work to be performed by the On-Call Sprinkler Inspection and Repairs Services Contractor under these
Specifications shall consist of furnishing all material, labor, supervision, tools, supplies and other expenses necessary to fulfill all the details of Sprinkler Inspections and repairs related work orders issued by the New
Haven Public Schools Facilities Department, including but not limited to Testing, Inspection, Preventive
Maintenance, Repairs and Emergency Services as per NFPA 13, 20 & 25.
1.2. Timeline
Solicitation/Advertise Date: June 16, 2025
Question & Clarification Deadline: June 26, 2025, 5:00pm
Bid Due Date: July 3, 2025, 3:00pm
1.3. Procurement Contact
Michael Trnik
Procurement Coordinator
54 Meadow Street, 4th Fllor
New Haven, CT 06519
1.4. General Conditions and Standards
General Conditions and Standards can be found on the City's website:
https://www.newhavenct.gov/government/departments-divisions/purchasing-division/general-conditions-and-standards https://www.newhavenct.gov/government/departments-divisions/purchasing-division/general-conditions-and-standards https://www.newhavenct.gov/government/departments-divisions/purchasing-division/general-conditions-and-standards
2. Instructions to Respondents
2.1. Internet Access
A. The City cannot guarantee that equipment involved in Solicitation Submission and/or solicitation technology will be available to provide information or receive transmittals. It is your responsibility to ensure that you have current information and that your Submission is received at the designated location complete and on time. The City is not responsible for the confidentiality of information transmitted over the Internet.
B. Downloading solicitations of any type does not obligate the City to send you future notifications of solicitations or addendum updates.
C. It is the Respondent's responsibility to review your status on our website and update your contact information accordingly.
D. The City does not recommend waiting till the last day to start and/or submit your response.
2.2. Solicitation Downloads
A. Every part of this document may be downloaded from the website at no cost to you. If you require a third party to print the specifications and/or drawings, that cost will be borne by you.
B. Drawing File Format: PDF
C. Click on the "Downloads" to download the drawings.
D. If you don't have Adobe Acrobat and you wish to view the files in PDF format, Download the application here: https://get.adobe.com/reader/
E. Drawings - The following three local firms are examples of companies that can reproduce drawings and/or any portion of the documents. These suggestions are not to be considered endorsements in any way. Any other firm with the AutoCAD, DWG, DXF, DWF & CSF Viewers will also be able to reproduce the drawing files.
2.3. Inspection of Site
A. Each Respondent should visit the site of the proposed work and fully acquaint itself with the existing conditions there relating to construction and labor, and should fully inform itself as to the facilities involved, in addition to the difficulties and restrictions attending the performance of the Contract. The
Respondent should thoroughly examine and familiarize itself with the site, drawings, technical information/notations and all Solicitation Documents.
B. The Respondent shall in no way be relieved of any obligation to receive or examine any form or legal instrument, or to visit the site and acquaint itself with the conditions there existing.
2.4. Inquiries for Clarification
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A. The City will not respond to a Respondent's request(s) for oral interpretation and/or clarification of the
Solicitation Specifications for any reason.
B. The City will respond to a Respondent’s written request(s) for interpretation and/or clarification of the
Solicitation Specifications.
1. Any written Inquiry for Clarification must be received seven (7) or more business days prior to the
Closing Date. Any request received by the City after this deadline will not be given consideration.
2. Every request for such an interpretation shall be made in writing via City’s e-Procurement Portal's
Question & Answer feature.
3. Please do not send questions or requests for clarification in a PDF format.
4. Every interpretation made to a Respondent will be in the form of an Addendum or Question &
Answer to the Solicitation Documents.
2.5. Addendum to Bid Documents
A. All Addenda to the Solicitation Documents shall become part of the Solicitation. Respondents are required to check the Website for Addendum. Each Respondent shall be bound by such Addenda whether or not received/viewed by the Respondent.
B. Questions are submitted through your account and the selected solicitation Web Address:
https://procurement.opengov.com/portal/newhavenct/projects/155977, through the “Question &
Answer” section to submit your question(s).
C. We will endeavor to post Addendums regarding Inquires for Clarification, not less than five (5) calendar days prior to the Bid Closing Date and Time.
D. Addendums regarding extension of time will be posted on the City website, any time prior to the
Solicitation Closing Date and Time.
2.6. Contract Term
The term of the contract is one (1) year with 2 - one (1) year renewal option(s). All renewals will be at the sole discretion of the City and pursuant to the same terms and conditions.
2.7. Insurance Requirements
Proof of insurance is not required to be submitted with your response unless specifically requested, but will be required prior to the City's award of the contract. Refer to the Insurance requirements in the "Insurance
Requirements" section of this document.
The City requires all contractual work to be insured as identified in the following sections.
The term “Contractor” and/or “subcontractor” as used in this section, shall mean, and include Contractors and subcontractors of every tier.
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Each Solicitation, Agreement and/or Award will include a specific Risk Template which will detail all the insurance requirements for the project.
Any policies maintained by the contractor and its owned and/or rented equipment and materials shall contain a provision requiring insurance companies to waive their rights of subrogation against the City of New Haven
(Owner) and all other Indemnities named in the contract.
City of New Haven requires all contractors and vendors whose work or services may bring them into direct contact with youth under the age of 21 years to carry a minimum of $1 million in Abuse and Molestation insurance coverage.
Direct contact refers to situations where vendors directly interact with, supervise, or provide services to youth under the age of 21.
Examples of vendors subject to this requirement include:
Therapists Medical professionals Before and after-school program providers
Vendors excluded from this requirement include:
On-call facility-related repair services and construction services (e.g., plumbers, electricians, general contractors, roofers) who do not have direct contact with youth.
This requirement applies to all vendors working on projects within:
City of New Haven facilities New Haven Public Schools (NHPS) facilities
Certificates of Insurance
The successful bidder shall provide certificates with a minimum AM Best’s rating of “A-“VIII of insurance, showing coverage by an insurance carrier authorized by the State of Connecticut to write insurance in the State.
The certificates shall show the City as an additional name insured. Said certificate should contain the following endorsements.
PLEASE NOTE THAT ALL CERTIFICATES OF INSURANCE MUST INCLUDE:
A. The City of New Haven shall be named as an additional insured with subrogation.
B. Endorsement shall include the work description, Contract/Project name and location.
C. Insurance agent contact information, name, email and phone number
D. An endorsement that the insurance company will give at least thirty (30) days written notice to the City prior to any modification or cancellation of any such insurance coverage.
POLICY REVIEW AND APPROVAL
At the discretion of the City, the Contractor may be asked to submit to the City copies of insurance policies for review and approval. The City may, in writing, notify the Contractor of any disapproval of any such policies, and satisfactory policies shall be provided in place of those disapproved.
The Respondent shall submit an insurance certificate in addition to a copy of each policy if requested. The
Contractor shall require its subcontractors to obtain policies of similar insurance before each commences work.
All such insurance shall be carried with financially responsible insurance companies, licensed in the State and approved by the City and shall be kept in force until the Contractor’s work is accepted by the City, which expire before the Contractor’s work is accepted by the City shall be renewed and submitted to the City for its approval.
A. Insurance will be required for the entire term of the contract. The insurance agent contact information(name , email, phone number) must be on the COI. COI are to be emailed to your project contact(see award notice) and NHpurchasingCOI@newhavenct.gov.
B. Renewal Certificates of insurance should email to support@certificail.com
Contractor/Vendor shall agree to always maintain in force during the contract the following minimum coverage and shall name the City of New Haven as an Additional Insured (1) on a primary and non-contributory basis to all policies except Workers Compensation and Professional Liability. All policies, except Professional Liability, should also include a Waiver of Subrogation.
2.7.1. General Liability
Minimum Limits (dollar amount indicates required minimum)
Additional Insured (Y indicates required)
Waiver of Subrogation (Y indicatesrequired)
Each Occurrence $1,000,000 Y Y
Combined
Aggregate
$2,000,000 Y Y
Products/Completed Operations
Aggregate
$2,000,000 Y Y
2.7.2. Workers’ Compensation & Employers’ Liability (EL) - Statutory Limits
Minimum Limits (dollar amount indicates required minimum)
Additional Insured (Y indicates required)
Waiver of Subrogation (Y indicatesrequired)
Workers'
Compensation
Statutory Limits mailto:NHpurchasingCOI@newhavenct.gov mailto:support@certificail.com
EL EACH $500,000 --- Y
EL DISEASE $500,000 --- Y
EL POLICY $500,000 --- Y
2.7.3. Auto Liability (includes all owned, hired & non-owned autos)
(dollar amount indicates required minimum)
Additional Insured (Y indicates required)
Waiver of Subrogation (Y indicatesrequired)
Combined Single
Limit Each accident including endorsements
$1,000,000 Y Y
2.7.4. Excess/Umbrella Liability
(dollar amount indicates required minimum)
Additional Insured (Y indicates required)
Waiver of Subrogation (Y indicatesrequired)
Each Occurrence --$1,000,000 Y Y
Combined Aggregate --$1,000,000 Y Y
2.7.5. BUILDER’S RISK / INSTALLATION FLOATERS (when applicable) When this contract or agreement includes the construction of and/or the addition to a permanent structure or building; including the installation of machinery and/or equipment, the following insurance coverage must be afforded:
Coverage Form: Completed Value, All Risk in an amount equal to 100% of the value upon completion or value of equipment to be installed.
2.7.6. Additional Information
If any policy is written on a “Claims Made” basis, the policy must be continually renewed for a minimum of two years from the completion date of this contract. If the policy is replaced and/or the retroactive date is changed, then the expiring policy must be endorsed to extend the reporting period for claims for the policy in effect during the contract for two) years from the completion date.
Original, completed Certificates of Insurance must be presented to the City of New Haven via Certificial prior to contract issuance. Contractor/Vendor agrees to provide replacement/renewal certificates at least 30 days prior to the expiration date of the policies. Should any of the polices be cancelled, limits reduced, or coverage altered, 30 days written notice must be given to the City.
2.7.7. Notes
• Additional Insured & Waiver of Subrogation boxes must be checked off on the COI.
• If contractor/vendor will be providing a service in proximity or serving youth under the age of 21, Abuse and Molestation coverage must be included.
• City of New Haven is the Certificate holder and the additional insured.
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2.8. Unit Prices, Bid Quantities and Tax-Exempt Status
A. The Unit Prices for each of the Solicitation items include its pro rata share of overhead so that the sum of the products obtained by multiplying the quantity shown for each item by the unit price represents the total Bid. Special attention is called to this section because in the event it is necessary to revise the quantities, increase or decrease thereof may be made without limit and adjustment and compensation shall be made on the basis of the Unit Prices for such items.
B. Unit Prices should not include federal excise or state sales taxes. State Sales Tax is exempt under
Connecticut General State Statute Sec. 12-412. The City is also exempt from transportation taxes when goods are consigned to the City. Tax Exemption certificates will be furnished by the Supervisory
Auditor - Accounts Payable upon satisfactory proof of delivery to the City.
C. It is understood an agreed that the Unit Prices shall control the Contract award.
D. The quantities noted in this Solicitation are approximate (estimated only for use in comparing Bids); and that the sums obtained by multiplying the Unit Prices by the estimated quantities, and also the Total of these sums, are inserted for the purpose of checking this Solicitation and for the convenience of the
Respondent. The Unit Prices paid are for the actual ordered quantities only.
E. Shipments should be consigned to the City in care of the Contractor.
F. Unbalanced high or low Bid Unit Prices will be reviewed and may be grounds for rejection.
G. Pricing and Supply of Good and Services submitted by vendor as a result of this solicitation must be maintain for at least twelve (12) months from the date of bid submission, unless an increase in length is noted in the specification section of this solicitation.
2.9. Equal Employment Opportunity
A. A pre-award conference concerning equal employment opportunity compliance by the Awardee will be scheduled the week prior to the City’s authorizing the award. The contractor will receive forms and other documentation that must be completed and returned to the City prior to the date of the pre-award conference. The Contractor's Affirmative Action/Equal Opportunity compliance report will represent the major focus of discussion at the pre-award conference. The contractor is responsible for satisfying the affirmative action/equal opportunity provisions as set forth in or referred to in these Solicitation
Documents.
B. Any proposed subcontract under this Contract must submit a certification regarding Equal Employment
Opportunity, similar to that submitted by the Respondent. Approval of the subcontractor award cannot be given by the owner unless and until the proposed subcontractor has submitted the certification and/or other evidence that it has fully complied with any reporting requirements to which it is or was subject.
C. Although the Respondent is not required to attach such certification by proposed subcontractors to its
Response, the Respondent is herein advised of this requirement so that appropriate action can be taken to prevent subsequent delay in subcontract awards.
D. The Equal Employment Opportunity ordinance can be found in Section 12 ½ of the City of New
Haven’s Code. Please review for further details
2.10. Apprentice Hiring
A. For construction projects with a minimum estimated value of $500,000, Apprentice Hiring is required;
1. The contractor shall be affiliated with a state certified apprenticeship program for each apprentice trade or occupation representing its workforce
2. A minimum of fifteen (15) percent of the workforce by trade employed by contractors on any and all city contracts subject to the requirements of this section shall be apprentice and, of this number, a minimum of fifty (50) percent shall be in the first year of apprenticeship training
B. The Equal Employment Opportunity ordinance can be found in Section 12 ½ of the City of New
Haven’s Code. Please review for further details.
2.11. Construction Related Permits
The contractor is responsible for all fees associated with Permits.
2.12. Alternate Bids
No alternate responses will be considered unless alternate responses are specifically requested by the City.
2.13. Calculation Sheet
A. The Fillable Calculation sheet is located on the Town's e-Procurement Portal with the other applicable solicitation submission documents.
B. A brand name, model number or other designation that identifies the product of a manufacturer may be indicated. Other brands will be considered, provided they meet the quality standards of the brands listed within. Product literature, i.e. (M.S.D.S.) must accompany any substituted product with your submission.
2.14. Solicitation Process and Submission
A. Solicitation Process
1. Early Submittal of Digital Responses - Responses received prior to the advertised hour of closing are kept sealed on the City's e-Procurement Portal.
2. Solicitation Closing - At the time fixed for the submission deadline of responses, the City will open the Digital Response received by the submission deadline utilizing the City's e-Procurement Portal.
Pricing information will be available publicly and can be accessed at:
https://procurement.opengov.com/portal/newhavenct/projects/155977 in the "Results" tab.
Respondents and other interested parties can visit the City's e-Procurement Portal for the list of respondents and their respective pricing information. To receive notifications regarding the pricing results, interested parties must click on "Follow" on the Public Solicitation Portal.
3. Late Submittals – with the advent of complete digital bidding, no submission will be accepted after the closing date and time.
4. Withdrawal of Responses - Responses may be withdrawn by you prior to the submission deadline of responses by you retracting your digital response submission.
5. Response Rejections - The City reserves the right to reject any and all responses which do not meet the requirements of a lowest qualified responsible Respondent. Some reasons for rejection include, but are not limited to: altered or qualified Calculation Sheet, a non-Web based Calculation Sheet, non-conforming Bid Bonds, incomplete or erroneous paperwork. Unbalanced High or Low Unit
Pricing, and/or not habitually performing with the Bidder’s own forces.
6. Solicitation Rejection Notification - Should the City reject a response for any reason, the Submitter shall be notified. In case of such rejection, the City will return the Bid Bonds to the Respondent(s).
No other part of a Respondent's Submission will be returned.
B. Solicitation Submission
1. Electronic/digital Submissions - Follow instruction on the portal for bid submission – all required forms are indicated as such.
2. Each solicitation response must be submitted in the prescribed format. All blank spaces must be filled in as noted. Responses must give the prices in numerical figures. No changes shall be made to the City’s documents for any reason.
3. The Respondent shall sign their Response in the blank space provided for this purpose. If the solicitation response is made by a partnership or corporation, the name and address of the partnership or corporation shall be indicated and the Response Submission must be acknowledged by a corporate officer as applicable. Any partner of corporate stockholder owning 25% or more of the business shall also be disclosed.
4. The City may consider any Submission not prepared and submitted in accordance with the provisions hereof, and may, at its option, waive any informalities.
5. No Respondent may withdraw a submission within one hundred twenty (120) days after the actual date of the opening thereof.
2.15. Solicitation Protest
A. Any Solicitation protest must be submitted in writing. Respondents may file a written protest of the
Solicitation results with the City's Purchasing Agent, within 48 hours of the posting of the Solicitation results on the City Website.
B. A protest must be submitted via email, purchasing@newhavenct.gov, or Fax, 203-946-8206.
C. The City will acknowledge receipt of written protest. If the Purchasing Agent or representative has not acknowledged receipt of the protest by the close of business on the following day, please contact the
Bureau of Purchases at 203-946-8201 or by Fax at 203-946-8206.
2.16. Award of Contract
A. No contract shall be awarded to any contractor, if the entity, or any owner, officer or director thereof is delinquent in any tax or other financial obligation to the city, including, without limitation, a current or ongoing contract dispute concerning performance under an agreement with the municipal government if, in the opinion of the Corporation Counsel, the current or ongoing contract dispute is related to the requirements of the solicitation.The fact that any other entity of which the owner or principal of any contractor is an officer or director is delinquent in the payment of any tax or other financial obligation to the city, shall be a negative factor in the selection or award of such contractor until such obligation is settled.
B. The City will endeavor to award a contract for this Solicitation within one hundred and twenty (120) days after the date of the Solicitation opening. All Respondents acknowledge their Response submittal will be valid for the duration of the one hundred and twenty (120) days timeframe.
C. The City reserves the right to separately Solicitation or secure pricing from additional contractors that may relate to the goods and/or services in the instant Solicitation, whether or not such goods and/or services are additional to the quantities stated in the instant Solicitation.
D. The City of New Haven reserves the right to award one or more contracts as a result of this solicitation.
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E. The City will not award to any contractor who is ineligible under any of applicable regulations issued by the Secretary of Labor and United States Department of Labor.
F. The City will not award to any contractor who is not qualified under applicable State and local laws and regulations.
G. Without limiting the generalities of the foregoing, a contractor will be deemed ineligible if they are not current with any taxes or other outstanding obligations to the City of New Haven.
H. Should a Contract be awarded, it will be awarded by the City to the lowest responsible qualified
Respondent based on the lowest Base Bid.
I. Availability of funds – The awarding of all contracts is contingent upon the availability of appropriate funds. If funding is not available at the time of award and/or execution of the contract the City reserves the right to cancel the Solicitation.
J. All Bid Bonds will be returned to all Respondents upon the execution of the contract documents to the awarded Respondent.
K. Certificate of Insurance must be email to project manager (see award notice) and to
NHpurchasingCOI@newhavenct.gov
2.17. Execution of Contract
A. In executing the Agreement, the Awardee will be required to reaffirm and restate all representations made in its Response Submission.
B. After the notice of award and within ten (10) days after the prescribed forms are presented for signature, the Awardee shall execute and deliver to the City the Agreement in the form included in the Contract
Documents, in such number of copies as the City shall require.
C. The failure of the Awardee to execute such Agreement, pay any taxes due, to supply the required bonds or submit the Certificate of Insurance, all within ten (10) days after the prescribed forms are presented for signature, or within such extended period as the City grants based upon reasons determined sufficient by the City, shall constitute a default and the City reserves the right to any remedies available at law or in equity including pursuit of Bid Bond. The City may either award the Contract to the next lowest responsible Respondent or re-advertise the Solicitation.
D. Performance Labor and Material Bonds - (see Project Summary for applicability)Having satisfied all conditions of award as set forth elsewhere in these documents, the successful Respondent shall, within the period specified in paragraph "A" above, furnish a bond in a penal sum not less than the amount of the Contract as awarded, as security for the faithful performance of the Contract, and a labor and material bond for payment of all persons, firms or corporations to whom the Contractor may become legally indebted for labor, materials, tools, equipment, or services of any nature including utility and transportation services, employed or used by him in performing the work. Such bonds shall be in the same form as those included in the Solicitation Documents and shall bear the same date, or a date mailto:NHpurchasingCOI@newhavenct.gov after that of the Agreement. These bonds shall be signed and issued by a guaranty or surety company satisfactory to the City, authorized and qualified to do business in the State of Connecticut, and listed in the latest issue of the U.S. Treasury Circular 570, and the penal sum of any such bond shall be within the maximum specified for such company in said Circular 570. The current power of attorney for the person who signs for any surety company shall be attached to such bonds.
E. Commencement of Work – The City will not be responsible for payment of any work performed or materials supplied by the successful respondent before the Contractor receives a fully executed agreement unless an emergency situation has been declared by a City employee duly empowered to do so, and the vendor receives written authorization from this individual to proceed. Note: Responsibility for payment shall be limited to only that work deemed necessary by the City to alleviate the immediate emergency
2.18. Notice to Proceed
Once a contract is formally signed and in effect, the specific City department that initiated the need for the contracted work will then issue a Notice to Proceed (NTP). This official written communication formally authorizes the contractor to commence the contracted services or project. The NTP typically specifies the start date of the work and may also include important details such as:
• Project name and contract number: For clear identification.
• Contact information: For relevant City and contractor personnel.
• Project schedule and milestones: Outlining key deadlines and deliverables.
• Specific instructions or clarifications: Regarding the execution of the work.
• Conditions for commencement: Any prerequisites that must be met before work can begin.
2.19. No Purchase Order – No Payment Policy
Policies and Procedures
The City of New Haven has implemented a 'No Purchase Order, No Payment Policy’ effective July 1, 2019 to reduce cost overruns, unauthorized work, while automating the steps for payment of invoices. This means that without an official Purchase Order number and/or enough unencumbered funds available, payment of supplier invoices will be rejected or significantly delayed until the change order or adjustments can be processed and approved.
This policy aims to ensure that:
A. All spend shall be supported by an authorized PO prior to requesting the provision of goods/services.
B. Efficient processes are implemented so that goods are delivered when required.
C. The recipient of the goods shall receipt in Munis as soon as the goods are delivered/services performed
(i.e. not upon receipt of the invoice);
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D. Cost control is effective and therefore:
E. all expenditure incurred by the City of New Haven is valid and appropriately authorized; and
F. minimizing transactional costs associated with payment for goods and services.
2.20. Electronic Invoice Policy
https://www.newhavenct.gov/government/departments-divisions/purchasing-division/e-invoicing-policy
2.21. Payment Policy
https://www.newhavenct.gov/government/departments-divisions/purchasing-division/payment-policy https://www.newhavenct.gov/government/departments-divisions/purchasing-division/e-invoicing-policy https://www.newhavenct.gov/government/departments-divisions/purchasing-division/payment-policy
3. Project Details
3.1. Bid Specifications
3.1.1. Scope of Work
A. The work to be performed by the On-Call Sprinkler Inspection and Repairs Services Contractor under these Specifications shall consist of furnishing all material, labor, supervision, tools, supplies and other expenses necessary to fulfill all the details of Sprinkler Inspections and repairs related work orders issued by the New Haven Public Schools Facilities Department, including but not limited to Testing, Inspection, Preventive Maintenance, Repairs and Emergency Services as per NFPA 13, 20 & 25. On call
Repairs and emergency services of every descriptions, including but not limited to inspections, adjustments, testing and replacement of parts for all sprinkler systems (wet/dry/Fire pumps/Sprinkler heads & Stand pipes) and related equipment covered under this contract and the preparation/furnishing of certifications and reports as required by NFPA 13, 20 & 25 to the City of New Haven Public Schools and the New Haven Fire Department.
B. Utilizing the information at hand (paragraph 2, above) and referring to NFPA 13, 20 & 25, the qualified contractor shall provide all necessary weekly, monthly , quarterly and annual inspection testing, and maintenance service, -Five year inspection and maintenance items (such as obstruction investigation
Table 2-1) will be done. Valve maintenance (table 2-1) will be done. These services will include, (as appropriate to the specified system) but not be limited to the services required by NFPA 13, 20 & 25as summarized in Tables 2-1 (Sprinkler Systems), 3.1 & 3.2 (Standpipe and Hose Systems), (Fire Service
Mains), 4-2.1 and 5-5.1 and NFPA 13, 20 & 25 (Fire Pumps), 9-1 (Valves and Fire Department
Connections). The services of the qualified contractor shall cover both the wet-side (sprinklers, standpipes, etc…) and electrical (fire alarm devices, FACP, etc.) aspects of the system. The Initial
Inspection shall include the first inspection and maintenance for all items. In addition, the contractor will be required to inspect on a monthly basis the back flow prevention devices installed on Fire Service.
This should be done in conjunction with testing flow and tamper switches.
C. Note that the contractor is required to perform all weekly, monthly, quarterly and 5 year inspections
(exclusive of pipe interiors) that are required by NFPA 13, 20 & 25. However for purposed of this bid, the only weekly inspections/maintenance and testing that are required are those in connection with Fire
Pumps – see Table 5-5.1 the only other weekly inspections are to our knowledge, covered by exceptions that permit them to occur monthly. Thus, the Contactor is required to perform all of the weekly inspections, maintenance and testing monthly. If field conditions indicate that the proper safeguards are not in place to permit exercising and exception, the Contractors shall immediately notify the owner so that such safeguards can be implemented.
3.1.2. Bid Information
Monthly:
Visual Inspections Inspect Fire Protection water supply control valves (with locks or Tamper Switches provided) Alarm check valves and trim & valve tamper Record water pressure at sprinkler riser Dry pipe and pre-action systems water & air pressure Fire pumps Diesel pump fuel tank level & batteries (no diesel pumps) Water supply control valves (seals only)
Quarterly:
Water flow alarm devices visual inspection and test mechanical devices Water flow alarm devices – using inspection test connection (test) 2 in. drain test- when a sole supply in through a backflow preventer or PRV- (Test) Valve tamper switches Sprinkler system water supply control valves
Annually:
CHNBOP
Fire Pumps (12 Schools) Five (5) Year Standpipe tests- (13 schools listed) Fifth Year Obstruction (10 schools)
Reporting
Acceptable forms for reporting this information must be approved in advance by or provided from the Facility
Services Department. The sprinkler inspection contractor will give to the Facility Service Department two copies (one hard copy and one electronic copy) of the report (initial, monthly, quarterly and fire pump report, etc…) and forward one copy to the New Haven Fire Marshal. The report must be accurate and current
(deficiencies that have been corrected should be listed for corrective action needed and once repaired they should be removed from the report such that only open deficiencies are reported), Cost estimates must be included in the report for the deficiencies noted.
Only the sprinkler-fire alarm interactive portions of the fire alarm system are to be tested as par of this contract.
Repairs may be part of this contact; items requiring repairs will be noted in the inspection reports. IF ANY
DEVICE WHICH MAY CAUSE IMPAIRMENT TO THE FIRE PROTECTIONS SYSTEM
REQUIRES IMMEDIATE REPAIR, THE AUTHORITY HAVING JURISDICTIN AND THE BOARD
OF EDUCATIONS SHALL IMMEDIATELY BE NOTIFIED. The provisions of NFPA 25 Chapter 11shall apply.
3.2. Calculation Sheet
A. The City reserves the right to award separate items to separate bidders. Bidders may indicate exceptions to this.
B. All Quantities are estimated. Award of contract will depend upon availability of funds.
C. Prices shall not include sales tax, excise taxes, or any other taxes for which the City is not liable. The
City will execute any necessary exemption certificates.
D. Total Price is calculated by multiplying the (unit price * estimated quantity), the calculated amount will be the amount of your bid.
E. You must enter a currency value in the Unit Pricing column, unless you are not bidding on a commodity item, If vendors are not required to supply pricing a "no bid' column has been enabled on the pricing table. For a Construction or a Service project a currency value of "0" is not valid in the unit pricing column.
F. Do not alter or amend this calculation sheet in any way, (including but not limited to footnotes, asterisks, or any other commentary). Complete the form as it is presented, if alter your bid will be rejected. If you need to make a change you must contact the Bureau of Purchases prior to submittal and we will evaluate the need and if warranted will issue an addendum.
HOURLY RATES
Line Item Description Quantity Unit of
Measure Unit Cost Total
1-1 Regular Time Hourly Rate 1 Hourly
1-2 Overtime/Weekend/Holiday Hourly
Rate 1 Hourly
TOTAL
PM - MONTHLY
Line Item Description Quantity Unit of
Measure Unit Cost Total Address
2-1 Adult and Continuing
Education 1 Lump Sum 580 Ella
Grasso Blvd., 06519
Measure Unit Cost Total Address
2-2 Barack H. Obama 1 Lump Sum 69 Farnham
Avenue
2-3 Barnard Magnet School
(PreK-8) 1 Lump Sum 170 Derby
Ave, 06511
2-4 Beecher Magnet School
(PreK-8) 1 Lump Sum 100 Jewell
St., 06511
2-5 Betsy Ross Arts
Magnet School (5-8) &
BRAMS Hall
1 Lump Sum 150
Kimberly
Ave., 06519
2-6 Bishop Woods
Executive Academy
(PreK-8)
1 Lump Sum 1481
Quinnipiac
Ave., 06513
2-7 Katherine Brennan
School (3-8) 1 Lump Sum 200 Wilmot
Road, 06515
2-8 Clarence Rogers
School (PreK-2) 1 Lump Sum 199 Wilmot
Rd., 06515
2-9 Celentano Magnet
School (PreK-8) 1 Lump Sum 400 Canner
St., 06511
2-10 Central Kitchen 1 Lump Sum 75 Barnes
Avenue, 06513
2-11 Clemente Leadership
Academy (PreK-8) 1 Lump Sum 360
Columbus
Ave., 06519
2-12 Clinton Avenue School
(K-8) 1 Lump Sum 293 Clinton
Ave., 06513
2-13 Conte West Hills
Magnet School (PreK-
8)
1 Lump Sum 511 Chapel
Street, 06511
2-14 Coop Arts &
Humanities High
School
1 Lump Sum 177 College
St., 06511
2-15 Davis Street Magnet
School (PreK-8) 1 Lump Sum 35 Davis
Street, 06515
Unit Cost Total Address
2-16 Dr. Reginald Mayo 1 Lump Sum 185 Goffe
Street, 06511
2-17 East Rock Magnet
School (PreK-8) 1 Lump Sum 133 Nash St., 06511
2-18 Edgewood Magnet
School (K-8) 1 Lump Sum 737
Edgewood
Ave., 06515
2-19 Engineering & Science
University Magnet
School(-8)
1 Lump Sum 500 Boston
Post Rd., West Haven
2-20 Facilities Office (BOE) 1 Lump Sum 375
Quinnipiac
Ave., 06513
2-21 FAME (PreK-8) 1 Lump Sum 255
Blatchley
Ave., 06513
2-22 Fair Haven School
(PreK-8) 1 Lump Sum 164 Grand
Ave., 06513
2-23 Floyd Little Athletics
Complex (FLAC) 1 Lump Sum 480 Sherman
Parkway, 06511
2-24 High School in the
Community 1 Lump Sum 175 Water
Street, 06511
2-25 Hill Central Music
Academy (PreK-8) 1 Lump Sum 140 Dewitt
St., 06519
2-26 Hill Regional Career
High School 1 Lump Sum 140 Legion
Ave., 06519
2-27 James Hillhouse High
School 1 Lump Sum 480 Sherman
Parkway, 06511
2-28 Jepson Magnet School
(PreK-8) 1 Lump Sum 15 Lexington
Ave., 06513
Unit Cost Total Address
2-29 John C. Daniels
Magnet School (PreK-
8)
1 Lump Sum 569 Congress
Ave., 06519
2-30 John S. Martinez
Magnet School (PreK-
8)
1 Lump Sum 100 James
St., 06513
2-31 King/Robinson Magnet
School (PreK-8) 1 Lump Sum 150 Fournier
St., 06511
2-32 Lincoln-Bassett School
(PreK-6) 1 Lump Sum 130 Bassett
St., 06511
2-33 Mauro/Sheridan
Magnet School (PreK-
8)
1 Lump Sum 191 Fountain
St., 06515
2-34 Metropolitan Business
Academy 1 Lump Sum 115 Water
St., 06511
2-35 Nathan Hale School
(PreK-8) 1 Lump Sum 480
Townsend
Ave., 06512
2-36 New Haven Academy 1 Lump Sum 444 Orange
St., 06511
2-37 Quinnipiac Magnet
School (K-4) 1 Lump Sum 460
Lexington
Avenue, 06513
2-38 Riverside Academy 1 Lump Sum 560 Ella
Grasso Blvd., 06519
2-39 Ross/Woodward
Magnet School (PreK-
8)
1 Lump Sum 185 Barnes
Ave., 06513
2-40 Sound School 1 Lump Sum 60 South
Water Street, 06519
2-41 Strong Magnet School
(K-4) 1 Lump Sum 130 Orchard
St., 06519
Unit Cost Total Address
2-42 Troup School (PreK-8) 1 Lump Sum 259
Edgewood
Ave., 06511
2-43 Truman School (PreK-
8) 1 Lump Sum 114 Truman
St., 06519
2-44 W. Hooker School (3-
8) 1 Lump Sum 691 Whitney
Ave., 06511
2-45 W. Hooker Elementary
School (K-2) 1 Lump Sum 180 Canner
St., 06511
2-46 West Rock 1 Lump Sum 311 Valley
Street
2-47 Wexler/Grant School
(PreK-8) 1 Lump Sum 55 Foote
Street, 06511
2-48 Wilbur Cross High
School 1 Lump Sum 181 Mitchell
Drive, 06511
2-49 Wooster Place Offices 1 Lump Sum 21 Wooster
Place, 06511
PM - QUARTERLY
Measure Unit Cost Total Address
3-1 Adult and Continuing
Education 1 Lump Sum 580 Ella
Grasso Blvd., 06519
3-2 Barack H. Obama 1 Lump Sum 69 Farnham
Avenue
3-3 Barnard Magnet School
(PreK-8) 1 Lump Sum 170 Derby
Ave, 06511
3-4 Beecher Magnet School
(PreK-8) 1 Lump Sum 100 Jewell
St., 06511
Unit Cost Total Address
3-5 Betsy Ross Arts
Magnet School (5-8) &
BRAMS Hall
1 Lump Sum 150
Kimberly
Ave., 06519
3-6 Bishop Woods
Executive Academy
(PreK-8)
1 Lump Sum 1481
Quinnipiac
Ave., 06513
3-7 Katherine Brennan
School (3-8) 1 Lump Sum 200 Wilmot
Road, 06515
3-8 Clarence Rogers
School (PreK-2) 1 Lump Sum 199 Wilmot
Rd., 06515
3-9 Celentano Magnet
School (PreK-8) 1 Lump Sum 400 Canner
St., 06511
3-10 Central Kitchen 1 Lump Sum 75 Barnes
Avenue, 06513
3-11 Clemente Leadership
Academy (PreK-8) 1 Lump Sum 360
Columbus
Ave., 06519
3-12 Clinton Avenue School
(K-8) 1 Lump Sum 293 Clinton
Ave., 06513
3-13 Conte West Hills
Magnet School (PreK-
8)
1 Lump Sum 511 Chapel
Street, 06511
3-14 Coop Arts &
Humanities High
School
1 Lump Sum 177 College
St., 06511
3-15 Davis Street Magnet
School (PreK-8) 1 Lump Sum 35 Davis
Street, 06515
3-16 Dr. Reginald Mayo 1 Lump Sum 185 Goffe
Street, 06511
3-17 East Rock Magnet
School (PreK-8) 1 Lump Sum 133 Nash St., 06511
Unit Cost Total Address
3-18 Edgewood Magnet
School (K-8) 1 Lump Sum 737
Edgewood
Ave., 06515
3-19 Engineering & Science
University Magnet
School(-8)
1 Lump Sum 500 Boston
Post Rd., West Haven
3-20 Facilities Office (BOE) 1 Lump Sum 375
Quinnipiac
Ave., 06513
3-21 FAME (PreK-8) 1 Lump Sum 255
Blatchley
Ave., 06513
3-22 Fair Haven School
(PreK-8) 1 Lump Sum 164 Grand
Ave., 06513
3-23 Floyd Little Athletics
Complex (FLAC) 1 Lump Sum 480 Sherman
Parkway, 06511
3-24 High School in the
Community 1 Lump Sum 175 Water
Street, 06511
3-25 Hill Central Music
Academy (PreK-8) 1 Lump Sum 140 Dewitt
St., 06519
3-26 Hill Regional Career
High School 1 Lump Sum 140 Legion
Ave., 06519
3-27 James Hillhouse High
School 1 Lump Sum 480 Sherman
Parkway, 06511
3-28 Jepson Magnet School
(PreK-8) 1 Lump Sum 15 Lexington
Ave., 06513
3-29 John C. Daniels
Magnet School (PreK-
8)
1 Lump Sum 569 Congress
Ave., 06519
3-30 John S. Martinez
Magnet School (PreK-
8)
1 Lump Sum 100 James
St., 06513
Unit Cost Total Address
3-31 King/Robinson Magnet
School (PreK-8) 1 Lump Sum 150 Fournier
St., 06511
3-32 Lincoln-Bassett School
(PreK-6) 1 Lump Sum 130 Bassett
St., 06511
3-33 Mauro/Sheridan
Magnet School (PreK-
8)
1 Lump Sum 191 Fountain
St., 06515
3-34 Metropolitan Business
Academy 1 Lump Sum 115 Water
St., 06511
3-35 Nathan Hale School
(PreK-8) 1 Lump Sum 480
Townsend
Ave., 06512
3-36 New Haven Academy 1 Lump Sum 444 Orange
St., 06511
3-37 Quinnipiac Magnet
School (K-4) 1 Lump Sum 460
Lexington
Avenue, 06513
3-38 Riverside Academy 1 Lump Sum 560 Ella
Grasso Blvd., 06519
3-39 Ross/Woodward
Magnet School (PreK-
8)
1 Lump Sum 185 Barnes
Ave., 06513
3-40 Sound School 1 Lump Sum 60 South
Water Street, 06519
3-41 Strong Magnet School
(K-4) 1 Lump Sum 130 Orchard
St., 06519
3-42 Troup School (PreK-8) 1 Lump Sum 259
Edgewood
Ave., 06511
3-43 Truman School (PreK-
8) 1 Lump Sum 114 Truman
St., 06519
Unit Cost Total Address
3-44 W. Hooker School (3-
8) 1 Lump Sum 691 Whitney
Ave., 06511
3-45 W. Hooker Elementary
School (K-2) 1 Lump Sum 180 Canner
St., 06511
3-46 West Rock 1 Lump Sum 311 Valley
Street
3-47 Wexler/Grant School
(PreK-8) 1 Lump Sum 55 Foote
Street, 06511
3-48 Wilbur Cross High
School 1 Lump Sum 181 Mitchell
Drive, 06511
3-49 Wooster Place Offices 1 Lump Sum 21 Wooster
PM - ANNUALLY
Measure Unit Cost Total Address
4-1 Adult and Continuing
Education 1 Lump Sum 580 Ella
Grasso Blvd., 06519
4-2 Barack H. Obama 1 Lump Sum 69 Farnham
Avenue
4-3 Barnard Magnet School
(PreK-8) 1 Lump Sum 170 Derby
Ave, 06511
4-4 Beecher Magnet School
(PreK-8) 1 Lump Sum 100 Jewell
St., 06511
4-5 Betsy Ross Arts
Magnet School (5-8) &
BRAMS Hall
1 Lump Sum 150
Kimberly
Ave., 06519
4-6 Bishop Woods
Executive Academy
(PreK-8)
1 Lump Sum 1481
Quinnipiac
Ave., 06513
Unit Cost Total Address
4-7 Katherine Brennan
School (3-8) 1 Lump Sum 200 Wilmot
Road, 06515
4-8 Clarence Rogers
School (PreK-2) 1 Lump Sum 199 Wilmot
Rd., 06515
4-9 Celentano Magnet
School (PreK-8) 1 Lump Sum 400 Canner
St., 06511
4-10 Central Kitchen 1 Lump Sum 75 Barnes
Avenue, 06513
4-11 Clemente Leadership
Academy (PreK-8) 1 Lump Sum 360
Columbus
Ave., 06519
4-12 Clinton Avenue School
(K-8) 1 Lump Sum 293 Clinton
Ave., 06513
4-13 Conte West Hills
Magnet School (PreK-
8)
1 Lump Sum 511 Chapel
Street, 06511
4-14 Coop Arts &
Humanities High
School
1 Lump Sum 177 College
St., 06511
4-15 Davis Street Magnet
School (PreK-8) 1 Lump Sum 35 Davis
Street, 06515
4-16 Dr. Reginald Mayo 1 Lump Sum 185 Goffe
Street, 06511
4-17 East Rock Magnet
School (PreK-8) 1 Lump Sum 133 Nash St., 06511
4-18 Edgewood Magnet
School (K-8) 1 Lump Sum 737
Edgewood
Ave., 06515
4-19 Engineering & Science
University Magnet
School(-8)
1 Lump Sum 500 Boston
Post Rd., West Haven
Unit Cost Total Address
4-20 Facilities Office (BOE) 1 Lump Sum 375
Quinnipiac
Ave., 06513
4-21 FAME (PreK-8) 1 Lump Sum 255
Blatchley
Ave., 06513
4-22 Fair Haven School
(PreK-8) 1 Lump Sum 164 Grand
Ave., 06513
4-23 Floyd Little Athletics
Complex (FLAC) 1 Lump Sum 480 Sherman
Parkway, 06511
4-24 High School in the
Community 1 Lump Sum 175 Water
Street, 06511
4-25 Hill Central Music
Academy (PreK-8) 1 Lump Sum 140 Dewitt
St., 06519
4-26 Hill Regional Career
High School 1 Lump Sum 140 Legion
Ave., 06519
4-27 James Hillhouse High
School 1 Lump Sum 480 Sherman
Parkway, 06511
4-28 Jepson Magnet School
(PreK-8) 1 Lump Sum 15 Lexington
Ave., 06513
4-29 John C. Daniels
Magnet School (PreK-
8)
1 Lump Sum 569 Congress
Ave., 06519
4-30 John S. Martinez
Magnet School (PreK-
8)
1 Lump Sum 100 James
St., 06513
4-31 King/Robinson Magnet
School (PreK-8) 1 Lump Sum 150 Fournier
St., 06511
4-32 Lincoln-Bassett School
(PreK-6) 1 Lump Sum 130 Bassett
Unit Cost Total Address
4-33 Mauro/Sheridan
Magnet School (PreK-
8)
1 Lump Sum 191 Fountain
St., 06515
4-34 Metropolitan Business
Academy 1 Lump Sum 115 Water
St., 06511
4-35 Nathan Hale School
(PreK-8) 1 Lump Sum 480
Townsend
Ave., 06512
4-36 New Haven Academy 1 Lump Sum 444 Orange
St., 06511
4-37 Quinnipiac Magnet
School (K-4) 1 Lump Sum 460
Lexington
Avenue, 06513
4-38 Riverside Academy 1 Lump Sum 560 Ella
Grasso Blvd., 06519
4-39 Ross/Woodward
Magnet School (PreK-
8)
1 Lump Sum 185 Barnes
Ave., 06513
4-40 Sound School 1 Lump Sum 60 South
Water Street, 06519
4-41 Strong Magnet School
(K-4) 1 Lump Sum 130 Orchard
St., 06519
4-42 Troup School (PreK-8) 1 Lump Sum 259
Edgewood
Ave., 06511
4-43 Truman School (PreK-
8) 1 Lump Sum 114 Truman
St., 06519
4-44 W. Hooker School (3-
8) 1 Lump Sum 691 Whitney
Ave., 06511
4-45 W. Hooker Elementary
School (K-2) 1 Lump Sum 180 Canner
Unit Cost Total Address
4-46 West Rock 1 Lump Sum 311 Valley
Street
4-47 Wexler/Grant School
(PreK-8) 1 Lump Sum 55 Foote
Street, 06511
4-48 Wilbur Cross High
School 1 Lump Sum 181 Mitchell
Drive, 06511
4-49 Wooster Place Offices 1 Lump Sum 21 Wooster
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