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CRANE EQUIPMENT & SERVICE, INC.

CRANE EQUIPMENT & SERVICE, INC. is a federal contractor, registered under UEI GKMNSSL3GZN5. It has been awarded $1,832,504 in federal contracts. Primary work spans Overhead Traveling Crane, Hoist, and Monorail System Manufacturing, Other Heavy and Civil Engineering Construction, and Commercial and Industrial Machinery and Equipment (except Automotive and Electronic) Repair and Maintenance. Top awarding agencies include Department Of Defense.

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26RFCSP85 Brushy Creek Trail Retaining Wall
Solicitation # 26RFCSP85
Williamson County is soliciting competitive sealed proposals for the Brushy Creek Trail Retaining Wall project (26RFCSP85) to stabilize a 170-foot retaining wall and address erosion and drainage issues near UBCWCID Dam No. 7 in Cedar Park, Texas. The scope of work includes compaction grouting, special excavation, embankment with density control, and the installation of Type C wire fencing. Additionally, the project requires comprehensive erosion control measures, including the placement of dry common stone riprap, Type 2 filter fabric, hydro mulch seeding, and the planting of vegetation. The project has a construction budget of 200,000.00 dollars and a completion timeline of 90 days. Proposals will be evaluated on a 100-point scale, with the highest weight placed on the pricing proposal (37 points), followed by demonstrated experience with similar projects, government performance history, and the qualifications of the assigned Site Superintendent and Project Manager. Awardees must comply with Texas Prevailing Wage Law and provide mandatory certifications, including anti-boycott statements regarding Israel, energy companies, and firearm entities. The contractor is required to maintain comprehensive insurance coverages, including Workers Compensation, General Liability, and Builder's Risk, and must provide both payment and performance bonds before commencing work. All submissions must be made via the County's purchasing portal or delivered in a sealed envelope to the Purchasing Department in Georgetown, Texas.
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NAICS: 237990
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OSU-260081 Fuel Tank Dispensing Infrastructure Replacement REBID
Solicitation # OSU-260081
The OSU-260081 Fuel Tank Dispensing Infrastructure Replacement is a re-bid general contract for The Ohio State University with an estimated value of 1,627,730 dollars. The project scope involves the removal and replacement of three underground storage tanks, specifically one diesel and two unleaded gasoline tanks, along with the associated dispensing piping, islands, and infrastructure. Additional work includes replacing underground diesel exhaust fluid piping, performing upgrades to the diesel canopy, fully replacing the unleaded canopy and its foundation, and installing new fuel management card readers at three facilities. Construction is anticipated to begin in August 2027, and the contractor is required to provide at least two training sessions for facility personnel on system operation and maintenance. Bids must be submitted electronically via BidExpress by October 15, 2026, at 2:00 p.m. EST. Evaluation for award is based on the bidder's financial condition, past performance, facilities, and management capability in plumbing, fire protection, HVAC, and electrical work. Key requirements include a 5.0 percent EDGE participation goal, compliance with Ohio prevailing wage rates, and the use of an Ohio State Fire Marshal certified installer for tank installation. The contract also mandates adherence to the 2024 Ohio Building Code, 40 CFR 280, and ADA requirements. Payment for approved requests is issued within 30 days of acceptance, and bidders must provide a bid guaranty and subsequent performance and payment bonds.
The Ohio State University

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NAICS: 811310
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Emergency Power Supply Systems [Industrial Generators and Automatic Transfer Switch] Preventative Maintenance, Testing and Repair Services
Solicitation # IFB-26-0395
The City of Phoenix Public Works department is soliciting bids under IFB-26-0395 for a five-year agreement to provide preventative maintenance, testing, and repair services for its emergency power supply systems. The scope of work covers industrial generators and automatic transfer switches across various city facilities, including Aviation, Water Services, and the Convention Center. The selected vendor will be responsible for providing all labor, parts, and equipment for systems ranging from under 200 kW to over 800 kW, supporting brands such as Caterpillar, Clarke, Condec, Spectrum, United Power Products, and Wacker Neuson. Key deliverables include scheduled load bank testing, the provision of comprehensive operating manuals, and the maintenance of a local inventory to ensure daily operational support. To be considered responsive, vendors must demonstrate at least 10 years of experience in the industry, possess manufacturer-specific training, and provide 24/7 on-call technician availability. The contract mandates strict adherence to safety and security protocols, including background checks by the Police Department, compliance with the City's Hazardous Energy Control Policy, and adherence to heat-related illness mitigation requirements. Award decisions will be based on an Invitation for Bid process, with tied offers resolved via a blind drawing. The contractor must also maintain significant insurance coverage, including a 4 million dollar general aggregate limit, and comply with federal and local non-discrimination and small business participation guidelines.
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NAICS: 237990
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Musquash Coastal Trail Restoration
Solicitation # 47
The Nature Conservancy of Canada is soliciting proposals for the Musquash Coastal Trail Restoration project located within the Musquash Estuary Nature Reserve near Saint John, New Brunswick. The project aims to enhance user safety and trail sustainability across a flagship network of approximately 20 kilometres of trails. The scope of work includes repairing, replacing, or rerouting designated sections using natural or hybrid infrastructure solutions such as water diversions, swales, erosion control, rock armouring, and the construction of wooden bog bridges. Additionally, the selected firm will be responsible for decommissioning rerouted trail sections and providing a multi-day trail building skills training session for two NCC summer staff in May 2027. Proposals will be evaluated based on overall value rather than the lowest price, with key weighting placed on project understanding and technical approach, work plan and logistics, cost proposal, relevant experience, and environmental health and safety. Technical specifications require a trail corridor width of approximately 1.5 metres and a tread width of 0.5 metres, with a 5% outslope for drainage. Interested firms must conduct in-person site reconnaissance to develop an itemized cost proposal and actionable work plan. Submissions must be sent electronically to Aaron Dowding by the response deadline of December 4, 2026.
Nature Conservancy of Canada

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