Bearward Radiators for Midport Crane

Broward County is soliciting bids for the furnishing and delivery of two Bearward Radiator units, part number BE5782800101_BOX, for the Paceco Crane (P2) at Port Everglades, with a solicitation number of BLD2131679B1 and a NAICS code of 423860. The radiators must be new, unused, and the current standard production model, designed for a QSK50G4 Tier 2 Generator Package, capable of high ambient air temperature cooling up to 50°C/122°F, and must include a coolant drain valve, remote filling facility, site gauge, and Blygold coating on both sides of the cores. Delivery is required to be completed within 150 calendar days from receipt of the purchase order, at the specified location in Fort Lauderdale, Florida, during normal business hours, with all pricing structured as F.O.B. Destination, inclusive of freight, fuel, and all other costs. The County is exempt from federal and Florida taxes on this purchase, and price escalation is not permitted. The award will be made to the lowest responsive, responsible bidder based on total bid price, with no weighted evaluation factors applied. All submissions must be made electronically through the BPRO portal by the deadline of June 26, 2026, and vendors are strongly encouraged to submit all documents, including those marked optional, to ensure timely review. Required attachments include the Vendor Questionnaire, Litigation History Form, Anti-Human Trafficking Affidavit, Domestic Partnership Act Certification, Location Certification, Specifications and Requirements, Insurance Requirements, Security Requirements, Subcontractor Requirements, General Conditions, Special Instructions, and Summary of Vendor Rights. Vendors must certify they are authorized to bind the company, have not participated in drafting specifications to gain an unfair advantage, do not engage in human trafficking, comply with OSHA and civil rights laws, and have not been listed as a discriminatory vendor, among other statutory compliance requirements. Insurance coverage must be maintained as primary and issued by Florida-authorized carriers, with automobile liability required if deliveries are made in the vendor's own vehicles. Criminal background screening and monthly declarations are mandatory for any personnel accessing County park property, with annual rescreening required. All goods are subject to inspection and acceptance by the County at the delivery site, with title and risk of loss remaining with the vendor until acceptance. Contracts are for a three-year term with possible