Replacement of 2 Air Handling Units
The Massachusetts state procurement opportunity, specifically for Plymouth County, involves the comprehensive replacement of two air handling units (AHUs) and two air-cooled condensing units (ACCUs) within a county facility. The project requires full-scale mechanical and infrastructure modifications, encompassing the complete removal and replacement of existing HVAC equipment situated both interior and on the facility's roof. Contractors will be responsible for executing a complex, multi-disciplinary replacement process that includes mechanical, electrical, carpentry, insulation, building management systems, ductwork, fire protection, waterproofing, damproofing, and comprehensive wiring work. The procurement is currently open, with the opportunity posted on October 24, 2025, and proposals due by November 21, 2025. Potential bidders must demonstrate advanced technical capabilities in HVAC system replacement, integration of building management sensors, and comprehensive mechanical system restoration. Successful contractors will need to ensure precise equipment placement matching existing unit locations and maintain full operational continuity throughout the replacement process.
While specific set-aside designations are not explicitly detailed in the provided documentation, the procurement appears to be a standard competitive bidding process open to qualified commercial contractors with demonstrated HVAC replacement expertise. The project's technical complexity suggests a preference for contractors with extensive experience in municipal and institutional HVAC system upgrades. No specific incumbent vendor information is provided, nor are explicit budget ranges disclosed. The scope of work implies a potentially significant capital investment, likely requiring contractors to have substantial bonding capacity, professional liability insurance, and documented experience with complex mechanical system replacements in institutional settings. Interested bidders should carefully review all technical specifications and be prepared to demonstrate comprehensive mechanical, electrical, and systems integration capabilities to be considered for this Plymouth County project.
Massachusetts 11/21/25, 12:00 PM 10/24/25, 12:00 PM Grading of Gravel Roads - Grader Rental with Operator/Per Hour Rate
The Massachusetts state and local contract opportunity involves the procurement of gravel road grading services for Plymouth County, specifically through the Hanson Highway Department. This contract seeks to rent a grader with an operator at an hourly rate, targeting maintenance and improvement of unpaved roadways within the jurisdiction. The bid solicitation requires interested vendors to submit proposals for road grading services, with a specific focus on precise road surface maintenance and restoration. Sealed bids will be publicly opened on October 31, 2025, at 11:00 AM at the Hanson Highway Department located at 797 Indian Head Street in Hanson, Massachusetts. The procurement timeline indicates a potential contract duration of up to three years, with the initial contract period supplemented by the option to extend for an additional two years. Vendors must be prepared to provide professional grading equipment and skilled operators capable of performing road maintenance tasks efficiently and effectively.
While specific set-aside designations or disadvantaged enterprise requirements are not explicitly detailed in the provided information, the contract appears to be a standard municipal procurement opportunity open to qualified vendors with appropriate road maintenance equipment and expertise. The hourly rate structure suggests potential flexibility for vendors of various sizes, though specific budget ranges or estimated total contract value are not specified in the current documentation. The multi-year extension option indicates the potential for a stable, long-term contractual relationship with the Plymouth County highway infrastructure management team. Interested contractors should carefully review all bidding requirements and ensure they can meet the operational specifications for road grading services. Vendors are advised to prepare comprehensive proposals that demonstrate their technical capabilities, equipment quality, operator qualifications, and understanding of municipal road maintenance standards.
Massachusetts 10/31/25, 11:00 AM 10/8/25, 7:00 AM BID FOR: General Repair of Brockton Police Dept Vehicles and School Police Vehicles
The City of Brockton in Plymouth County, Massachusetts, is seeking bids for general repair services for police department and school police vehicles through a competitive procurement process. The contract, identified as PD-BID26-GENREPAIR, is soliciting qualified vendors to provide comprehensive vehicle maintenance and repair services for municipal fleet assets. The bid documents are available electronically on the city's website (www.brockton.ma.us) under the Procurement Postings tab, with the bid release scheduled for June 16, 2025, at 11:00 a.m. and the bid submission deadline set for July 2, 2025, at 11:00 a.m. The initial contract term is one year, with provisions for two additional one-year extension options. Interested bidders are required to download bid documents from the specified website and must demonstrate the capability to perform general repair services for police and school police vehicles. Primary contact for this procurement is Michael Morris, Chief Procurement Officer, who can be reached at procurement@cobma.us or by phone at 508-580-7191.
While the bid documentation does not explicitly outline specific set-aside designations or restrictions for disadvantaged business enterprises, potential bidders should thoroughly review the complete bid documents for any such provisions. The procurement appears to be open to qualified automotive repair service providers with expertise in municipal vehicle maintenance. The contract duration of one year with potential two-year extensions suggests the city is seeking a reliable, long-term service partner for its vehicle repair needs. Although specific budget ranges are not detailed in the available documentation, the scope encompasses general repair services for multiple vehicle fleets, indicating a potentially substantial contract value. Interested vendors should carefully review the technical specifications, submission requirements, and evaluation criteria in the full bid documents to ensure compliance and competitive positioning for this municipal contract opportunity.
Massachusetts 7/2/25, 11:00 AM 6/16/25, 11:54 AM Hatherly Elementary School Project General Contractor Invitation to BID
The Town of Scituate, Massachusetts is seeking a General Contractor for the Hatherly Elementary School Project, a comprehensive construction and demolition initiative under M.G.L. Chapter 149. The procurement involves constructing a new K-5 school building with an integral Pre-K, demolishing the existing 41,000 square foot Hatherly School building, and completing associated site work, parking, and fields. The project additionally encompasses demolition and remedial site work at the Cushing School site, including hazardous material abatement and demolition of the existing 41,000 square foot Cushing School building. Bidders must possess a DCAMM Certificate and be prequalified for specific work categories such as General Contractor, Masonry, Misc. Metals, WD&C, Roofing & Flashing, Metal Windows, Glass & Glazing, Tile, ACT, Resilient Flooring, Painting, Fire Protection, Plumbing, HVAC, and Electrical. Key dates include a pre-bid conference on July 1, 2025, at 2 PM, filed sub bids due on July 24, 2025, and General Contractor bids due on August 7, 2025. Bids must be submitted electronically through www.Projectdog.com (job #866867), with The Vertex Companies, LLC serving as the Owner's Project Manager and Dore + Whittier as the Project Designer.
The procurement appears to have no specific set-aside designations for disadvantaged enterprises. The project area spans approximately 106,084 square feet, with an estimated total project cost of $87 million. Notably, elevators represent the only bid category not requiring prequalification, which provides some flexibility for potential bidders. The project will utilize electronic bid submission through Projectdog and requires comprehensive documentation of contractor qualifications. Specific integration requirements are not explicitly detailed in the provided documentation, though the project involves significant demolition and new construction activities. Potential vendors should carefully review all project specifications and ensure compliance with Massachusetts procurement regulations and DCAMM certification requirements. The comprehensive nature of the project, involving both new construction and site remediation, suggests a complex procurement process that will require significant technical expertise and construction management capabilities.
Massachusetts 8/7/25, 2:00 PM 6/25/25, 2:00 PM Brockton Trial Court - Boiler Emergency Stop Buttons
The state and local contract opportunity issued by Massachusetts involves the installation of new emergency stop buttons for three gas-fired boilers at the Brockton Trial Court location. The procurement targets critical safety infrastructure upgrades within Plymouth County and Boston City jurisdictions. The project requires a contractor with specialized skills in boiler system safety modifications, focusing specifically on implementing emergency stop button installations across three existing gas-fired boiler units. The contract opportunity, identified by ID 687a723360d97469c00d144e, was posted on July 18, 2025, with proposals due by August 4, 2025. Potential bidders must demonstrate technical expertise in mechanical systems, safety protocol implementation, and compliance with governmental facility maintenance standards. The attached government file, "TRD-01 Brockton Trial Court - Boiler Emergency Stops.pdf", provides comprehensive technical specifications and requirements for the proposed work.
While specific set-aside designations are not explicitly detailed in the provided documentation, contractors should anticipate potential requirements for local or state-based business participation. The project appears to be a targeted infrastructure improvement initiative within the Massachusetts court system, suggesting potential preference for vendors with established local operational capabilities. No incumbent vendor information or specific budget range was provided in the initial contract opportunity description. Interested contractors will likely need to possess appropriate licensing, insurance, and safety certifications relevant to mechanical systems installations in governmental facilities. The scope of work suggests a focused, precision-driven project with clear safety enhancement objectives for the Brockton Trial Court's boiler systems. Prospective bidders should carefully review the attached technical documentation to ensure full understanding of the project's specific requirements and technical specifications.
Massachusetts 8/4/25, 12:00 PM 7/18/25, 9:17 AM