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DCAM-27-NC-IFB-0008 | Turnkey District-Wide Conveyance System Inspection, Testing, Maintenance and Break/Fix Services

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DCAM-27-NC-IFB-0008State & Local

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The District of Columbia Department of General Services is soliciting licensed elevator contractors for solicitation DCAM-27-NC-IFB-0008 to provide turnkey district-wide conveyance system inspection, testing, maintenance, and break/fix services. The scope of work involves a comprehensive, performance-based asset management program supporting high-volume municipal operations on a 24/7/365 basis across various District-owned facilities, including public schools, public safety and justice centers, parks and recreation centers, and human services shelters. The contractor must implement specialized maintenance strategies, predictive analytics, and proactive interventions aligned with ASME safety standards and District operational priorities to maximize equipment reliability and minimize downtime. The contract is structured as multiple Firm-Fixed-Price agreements based on Aggregate Award Groups, consisting of a one-year base term with four optional one-year extensions, not to exceed five years in total. Compensation includes an all-inclusive monthly rate for services and an Owner-Directed Allowance of 300,000 dollars per year for parts and materials. Award decisions are based on the lowest responsive and responsible bids, with significant price preferences available for certified business enterprises, such as Small Business Enterprises and Resident-Owned Businesses, up to a maximum of 12 percent. Contractors are required to provide performance and payment bonds from Treasury-approved sureties and adhere to U.S. Department of Labor prevailing wage determinations. Key deliverables include a transition plan, staffing plan, and escalation matrix. Bidders must submit all documentation in machine-readable PDF format via the OpenGov Procurement Portal, including a valid D.C. Elevator Contractor License and a Certificate of Clean Hands. Payment is processed electronically through the DC Vendor Portal with a 30-day payment term following the receipt of a proper invoice.

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DC seeks licensed contractors for district-wide elevator maintenance, inspection, and repair services.

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2026 DC Living Wage Fact Sheet and Poster

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DCAM-27-NC-IFB-0001 Exhibit E.5B - Group B Elevator Locations

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DCAM-27-NC-IFB-0001 Group A Elevator Locations

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DCAM-27-NC-IFB-0001 Group C DPR Elevator Locations

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DCAM-27-NC-IFB-0001 Group D DHS Shelters Elevator Locations

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DCAM-27-NC-IFB-0008 Turnkey District-Wide Conveyance System ITMR

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DCAM-27-NC-IFB-0008 Turnkey District-Wide Conveyance System ITMR

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Wage Determination No. 2015-4281 Rev. 39

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D.C. Code § 2–218.46 Performance and Subcontracting Requirements

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DGS Standard Contract Provisions – General Provisions

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Initial Deficiency Report (IDR) Template

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AgencyDistrict of Columbia → Goods and Services (C&P)
Contacts2 people available
OfficeWashington DC, DC, 20019, USA
Office AddressWashington DC, DC, 20019, USA
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Domonique BanksContracting Officer, Supervisory Contract Specialist
Vivian MoyanaContract Specialist

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DGS encompasses a range of specialized Divisions, such as Portfolio Management, Facilities Management, Capital Construction, Sustainability + Energy, Contracts and Procurement, Protective Services, Information Technology, and others, collectively staffed by a dynamic workforce exceeding 700 full-time employees. Rooted in a core mission and attendant obligations, DGS is steadfastly committed to fostering a safe and sustainable environment throughout all properties owned or managed by the District, as prescribed by D.C. Code § 10-551.01(b)(4) delineated in the Department of General Services Establishment Act of 2011. The Contractor shall develop and maintain maintenance strategies, staffing plans, and operational practices calibrated specifically to the complexity of the District's portfolio. Generic or "one‑size‑fits‑all" maintenance approaches shall not constitute acceptable performance. The Contractor shall provide a comprehensive, fully integrated, performance‑based conveyance asset‑management program capable of supporting high‑volume municipal operations on a 24/7/365 basis. This program shall include continuous monitoring, proactive intervention, predictive analytics, enhanced inspection readiness, and operational practices designed to maximize equipment reliability, minimize unplanned downtime, and ensure uninterrupted service for all District facilities. The Contractor shall ensure that asset‑management activities are aligned with District operational priorities, regulatory requirements, OEM standards, and Service Level Agreements ("SLA(s)").

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