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Emergency Plumbing and HVAC Winterization Services

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This subcontract for Emergency Plumbing and HVAC Winterization Services involves performing emergency winterization of domestic water and heating systems for prime contractors on Township of Wayne code enforcement projects. The primary objective is to prevent freeze damage to building systems through professional winterization services. Qualified providers must hold relevant New Jersey state and local plumbing and HVAC licenses and utilize vehicles that comply with the New Jersey Compulsory Motor Vehicle Insurance Law. A critical requirement of the contract is a guaranteed 90-minute response time. The solicitation was posted on November 2, 2026, with a response deadline of December 18, 2026.

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Emergency plumbing and HVAC winterization services for Wayne projects with 90-minute response time.

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This scope was carved out of CCCO-2027.

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2027 Construction Code Emergency Call-Outs

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Performs emergency winterization of building systems for prime contractors on Township of Wayne code enforcement projects. Winterizes domestic water systems and heating systems to prevent freeze damage. Requires relevant NJ state/local plumbing and HVAC licenses, vehicles complying with NJ Compulsory Motor Vehicle Insurance Law 39:6B-1, and a 90-minute response time. Delivers winterized water and heating systems.

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