Snow_Fest_SOW.docx

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Snow Services for Annual Snowfest Event
Solicitation number
REQ- 24 - 062
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Pinellas County, Florida

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This document is a Scope of Work (SOW) for the City of St. Petersburg's annual Snowfest event, detailing snow services requirements. The city seeks a supplier to provide sixty-five (65) tons of ice for two designated slides, with specific delivery and blowing specifications. The offeror must supply ice in 300-pound blocks transported by trucks no larger than 30 feet long, and utilize a minimum of two blower units to complete the ice placement within a 3-4-hour window. The ice must be consistent in texture, size, and smoothness, without jagged edges.

No specific pricing, funding sources, or contract term details are provided in the document. The scope of work focuses primarily on the technical requirements for ice delivery and placement for the Snowfest event, which is held annually on the first Saturday of December in St. Petersburg, Florida. The solicitation appears to be seeking competitive quotes from qualified suppliers capable of meeting the precise ice and equipment specifications outlined in the scope of work.

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Scope of Work

· The offeror shall provide sixty-five (65) tons of ice and provide all resources to blow the ice onto two designated slides provided by the City.

· The ice should be consistent in texture, size, and feel without jagged edge.

· The offeror shall provide a minimum of two blower units so the service can be completed in a 3–4-hour window.

· The offeror shall provide the ice in trucks no larger than 30ft long, similar to a large box truck, for ease of access to the event site.

· The ice used for blowing shall be provided in the form of 300-pound blocks not bagged ice.

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