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MARCOR REMEDIATION, INC

MARCOR REMEDIATION, INC is a federal contractor, registered under UEI NR6EY4XFPR18. It has been awarded $309,961 in federal contracts. Primary work spans Other Foundation, Structure, and Building Exterior Contractors, Carpet and Upholstery Cleaning Services, and Unknown NAICS. Top awarding agencies include Department Of Defense, Department Of Veterans Affairs, and Department Of Commerce.

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NAICS: 562910
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Theatre Mold Remediation Scope of Work
Solicitation # AT25-0006
Solicitation AT25-0006 is a subcontracting opportunity with Adams and Associates, Inc. for comprehensive mold remediation at Theatre Building 1086 of the Atterbury Job Corps Center in Edinburgh, Indiana. The project was prompted by a sprinkler system failure and requires the remediation of mold throughout the entire building, including the cleaning or replacement of damaged theater seating cushions. All work must adhere to ANSI/IICRC S520 standards, EPA guidelines, OSHA regulations, and the Micro Air Inc. Mold Testing report dated April 11, 2024. Key technical requirements include achieving interior humidity levels of 50 percent or less and the provision of a Certified Industrial Hygienist to conduct daily site visits and a final clearance walkthrough. This is a single lump sum contract set aside for small businesses, including VOSB, SDVOSB, WOSB, and HUBZone certifications. Award will be based on best value, with evaluation weights assigned to price (60 points), quality (20 points), past performance (10 points), and schedule (10 points). Interested offerors must attend a mandatory site visit on October 27, 2026, and submit typed proposals on company letterhead by November 9, 2026. Required submission documents include a detailed cost breakdown, a timeline for substantial completion, proof of an Indiana Contractor's License, Davis Bacon Act wage rate certification, and specific automobile and workers compensation insurance coverage. Payment terms are Net 30, and work must commence within 14 days of the Notice to Proceed.
Atterbury Job Corps Center

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NAICS: 562910
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Maui JCC Mold Remediation and Removal of Water-Damaged Materials
Solicitation # maui-jcc-mold-remediation-removal-water-damaged-materials
Management & Training Corporation is soliciting bids for a fixed-price, single lump sum contract for mold remediation and removal of water-damaged materials at the Maui Job Corps Center in Makawao, Hawaii. The project focuses on Building 11, specifically the cafeteria, food service areas, restrooms, and adjoining spaces, following significant water intrusion from a severe windstorm. The scope of work includes establishing containment barriers with HEPA-filtered negative air pressure, removing mold-affected porous materials such as drywall and insulation, cleaning nonporous surfaces, and evaluating the adjoining culinary classroom. The estimated contract value ranges from $25,000 to $100,000, with awards based on overall best value. Bidders must complete a mandatory physical site visit and submit a detailed itemized proposal, including a bid breakout and three comparable references, by October 23, 2026. For bids of $25,000 or more, a bid bond guarantee of 20% of the base bid is required, and the awarded contractor must provide performance and payment bonds from a surety with at least an A- rating. The contract is set aside for small businesses, including VOSB, SDVOSB, WOSB, and HUBZone certifications. Compliance with Hawaii statewide wage determinations and federal safety standards is mandatory, and a 10% retainage will be withheld from payments until substantial completion and final acceptance.
Management & Training Corporation/Hawaii/Maui Job Corps Center

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NAICS: 238190
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Construction, CCSO Subsurface Water Intrusion
Solicitation # 2026-404
Collin County, Texas, has issued Invitation for Bid 2026-404 for the Construction, CCSO Subsurface Water Intrusion project. The contract involves providing all labor, supervision, materials, and equipment to repair moisture-related deterioration at the lower level of the south side of a building, following previous unsuccessful waterproofing attempts. The project has a probable construction cost of 200,000 dollars, and for evaluation purposes, a 100,000 dollar allowance for unknowns is added to all bids. The contract will be awarded to the lowest and best responsible bidder based on compliance with requirements, completion time, bidder qualifications, and proposed subcontractors. The selected contractor must provide a performance bond, payment bond, and a two-year maintenance bond within ten days of the award, and demonstrate acceptable insurance coverage 24 hours before starting work. Performance requirements include adhering to the Construction General permit TXR150000 and MS4 permits, as well as providing a trench safety plan sealed by a Texas Professional Engineer. All materials must be delivered in original, unbroken packaging and stored on raised platforms to prevent moisture exposure. The project timeline begins ten calendar days after the Notice to Proceed, and the contractor must submit a detailed progress chart prior to that notice. Compliance with E-Verify and ADA regulations is mandatory, and failure to pay stipulated wage rates will result in a penalty of 60 dollars per day per worker.
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NAICS: 332812
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Area of Interest (AoI) – Metal Cleaning and Finishing Services
Solicitation # W911KF25SC002-AoI0016
The Army Contracting Command Anniston Army Depot is seeking innovative commercial solutions for depot-level metal cleaning, surface preparation, and finishing services for combat vehicle components. This requirement, issued under solicitation W911KF25SC002-AoI0016, encompasses chemical stripping, alkaline immersion cleaning, and abrasive media cleaning to remove paint, corrosion, scale, and carbon. The scope includes a wide array of plating and coating processes such as anodizing, chromate conversion, black oxide, electroless nickel, hard chrome, zinc, tin, copper, and phosphate. The government anticipates utilizing a Multiple Award Task Order Contract structure to ensure technical redundancy and coverage. Key performance requirements include a strict seven-working-day turnaround time and the contractor's responsibility for the secure pick-up and delivery of parts to and from the depot in Alabama. Offerors must demonstrate significant facility capabilities, including specific tank and oven dimensions, crane clearances, and the capacity to handle high-volume part streams of varying sizes. A rigorous quality assurance approach is mandatory, requiring the ability to perform various ASTM and MIL-SPEC tests, such as salt spray, adhesion, and hydrogen embrittlement, either in-house or through certified laboratories. Evaluation will be based on technical feasibility, the safety and efficiency of cleaning methods, innovation in eco-friendly processing, and the robustness of quality control systems. Additionally, the government will assess the offeror's track record with hazardous material management and compliance with environmental regulations. Interested parties must submit a written Solution Brief by October 28, 2026, including a Rough Order of Magnitude or unit pricing structure for evaluation.
Department Of Defense

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about 18 hours ago

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