Crane & Hoist Inspections
Closed State & local contract opportunity Posted
- Solicitation number
- 38083
- State
- Connecticut
- Responses due
Opportunity facts
- Jurisdiction
- UNSPSC codes
- Point of contact
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- Joe Couture wpcf@killinglyct.gov (860) 779-5392
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About this opportunity
The Town of Killingly, Connecticut is soliciting sealed proposals for hoist and crane inspection, testing, maintenance review, and related compliance services across municipal facilities including the Killingly Water Pollution Control Facility, pump stations, maintenance garages, and other Town-owned properties, with proposals due August 10, 2026. Contractors must be qualified, licensed, and certified.
The scope encompasses inspection, load testing where required, and documentation of hoists, cranes, lifting devices, slings, hooks, chains, and associated lifting equipment to ensure compliance with OSHA regulations, ASME standards including the ASME B30 series, State of Connecticut requirements, and insurance carrier requirements. Services cover municipal facilities across Tolland County.
The solicitation document (38083_Jul_22_26_solicitation_doc.pdf) specifies technical inspection protocols, documentation requirements, and performance standards. The pricing structure and payment terms are to be established through the sealed proposal process. No estimated contract value, contract term length, or incumbent contractor is identified in the source material. No pre-bid meeting, site visit, or question deadline is specified.
Opportunity text
The Town of Killingly, Connecticut ("Town") invites sealed proposals from qualified, licensed, and certified contractors to provide Hoist and Crane Inspection, Testing, Maintenance Review, and Related Compliance Services for municipal facilities, including the Killingly Water Pollution Control Facility (KWPCF), pump stations, maintenance garages, and other Town-owned properties. The purpose of this contract is to ensure that all hoists, cranes, lifting devices, slings, hooks, chains, and associated lifting equipment are properly inspected, load tested where required, documented, and maintained in full compliance with applicable OSHA regulations, ASME standards (including ASME B30 series), State of Connecticut requirements, and insurance carrier requirements.
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