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Elevator Replacement Parts and Materials Supply

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This subcontract for Elevator Replacement Parts and Materials Supply involves the provision of specialized mechanical and electrical components for passenger elevators at the John C. Corrigan Mental Health Center. The scope of work includes delivering electrical controls, penthouse control parts, and various mechanical components to prime contractors working on Department of Mental Health projects. All supplied materials must strictly adhere to manufacturer specifications as well as 525 CMR and ADA standards. The procurement is managed by the Massachusetts Department of Mental Health under NAICS code 423830. Interested parties must submit their responses by the deadline of November 17, 2026, for performance at the facility located in zip code 02720.

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Supply of elevator parts for John C. Corrigan Center by November 17, 2026.

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This scope was carved out of BD-27-1022-DMH05-5410A-135027.

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TRD03 3-Year Elevator Preventative Maintenance John C. Corrigan Mental Health Center

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AgencyMassachusetts → Department of Mental Health
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Supplies specialized mechanical and electrical components for passenger elevators for prime contractors on Department of Mental Health projects at the John C. Corrigan Mental Health Center. Provides elevator mechanical components, electrical controls, and penthouse control parts meeting 525 CMR and ADA standards. Delivers replacement parts and components according to manufacturer specifications.

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