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Aquatic Facility Renovation, Repair & Maintenance with Related Equipment, Supplies, and Services

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COG-2184State & Local

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The Cooperative Council of Governments, an Ohio public agency, is issuing a solicitation for Aquatic Facility Renovation, Repair & Maintenance with Related Equipment, Supplies, and Services under solicitation number COG-2184. This opportunity is designed to establish a multi-year,IDIQ contract with one or more winning suppliers who will provide services and products to public sector agencies nationwide through the Equalis Group program. Once awarded, suppliers will be able to serve any member agency of the Equalis Group without those agencies needing to run their own procurement processes, creating a streamlined and efficient purchasing pathway. The contract will enable vendors to access a broad network of public sector clients across the country, offering significant long-term business potential and a competitive edge in the public contracting market. The RFP was posted on August 7, 2026, with responses due by September 4, 2026, and is open to qualified suppliers ready to support aquatic facility needs including renovation, ongoing repair, routine maintenance, and supply of related equipment. The primary point of contact for the solicitation is David Robbins at drobbins@equalisgroup.org, and all submissions must be made through the Bonfire Hub portal. There is no specific set-aside or NAICS code indicated, meaning the opportunity is open to all eligible vendors regardless of size or business classification. This initiative represents a unique collaboration between CCOG and Equalis Group to centralize procurement resources and expand access to high-quality aquatic facility services for public entities nationwide.

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Multi-year IDIQ contract for aquatic facility services nationwide via Equalis Group, open to all qualified vendors.

Agency

Ohio → Cooperative Council Of GovernmentsView Agency

NAICS

561720 - Janitorial ServicesView NAICS

Place of Performance

OH, USA

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NONE

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RFP - CCOG Aquatic Services (Section 2).docx

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RFP - CCOG Aquatic Services (Section 3).pdf

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RFP - CCOG Aquatic Services (Attachment A - Sample Admin Agreement).pdf

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RFP - CCOG Aquatic Services (Attachment C - State Notice).pdf

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RFP - CCOG Aquatic Services (Section 1).pdf

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RFP - CCOG Aquatic Services (Attachment B - Cost Proposal Template).xlsx

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AgencyOhio → Cooperative Council Of Governments
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OfficeOH, USA
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Ohio → Cooperative Council Of Governments
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Office AddressOH, USA
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The Cooperative Council of Governments (CCOG), an Ohio public agency, on behalf of Equalis Group members, is publishing this Request for Proposals for Aquatic Facility Renovation, Repair & Maintenance with Related Equipment, Supplies, and Services.
Upon successful completion of the RFP, the Winning Supplier(s), Equalis Group, and CCOG will enter into a multi-year contract to provide the Winning Supplier’s products and services to public sector agencies across the country.
This is an IDIQ contract opportunity, however, Public Agencies who join Equalis Group can work with any of Equalis Group's Awarded Suppliers without being required to conduct their own RFP process.
Please consider responding to this RFP. We are building a unique and compelling program for public sector agencies across the country that will provide the Winning Supplier with a significant advantage over its competitors to win and retain public sector business.

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