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Auto Body and Collision Repair Services

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This subcontract for Auto Body and Collision Repair Services involves providing comprehensive collision repair and structural restoration for prime contractors working on State of Iowa vehicle projects. The scope of work includes structural straightening, 3D vehicle measuring, steel fusion welding, and refinishing within enclosed spray booths to ensure all vehicles are delivered according to OEM standards. To qualify, providers must operate a licensed commercial facility equipped with a 7,000 lb capacity two-post lift and 3D measuring systems. Additionally, staff members are required to be trained in estimating and steel sectioning. The solicitation was posted on November 2, 2026, with a response deadline of November 23, 2026.

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Performs comprehensive collision repair and structural restoration for prime contractors on State of Iowa vehicle projects. Performs structural straightening, 3D vehicle measuring, steel fusion welding, and refinishing using enclosed spray booths. Requires a licensed commercial facility with a 7,000 lb capacity two-post lift and 3D measuring systems. Staff must be trained in estimating and steel sectioning. Delivers fully repaired vehicles meeting OEM standards.

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