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This Solicitation opportunity from Massachusetts was posted on April 13, 2026. The submission period has ended. Browse the details below for market research, or find similar active opportunities.

Invitation for Bids - Solar Array System Repairs

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BD-20-1332-TOSTW-TOSTW-128038State & Local

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The Town of Sutton, Massachusetts, is soliciting bids from qualified vendors to perform repairs and maintenance on the 200 kWDC rooftop solar array system at the Simonian/Elementary School facility. The contract covers comprehensive remediation including replacement of inverters, cooling fans, wiring, solar modules, connectors, ballast blocks, and structural components. Bidders must demonstrate a minimum of five years of relevant experience and have operated or repaired at least five comparable solar systems, providing resumes and references for key personnel. Work must be conducted in compliance with OSHA 10 safety standards, Massachusetts labor laws including prevailing wage requirements, applicable building codes, and industry best practices. A performance period runs from July 1 to August 28, 2026, with submission of bids due by May 15, 2026. The worksite is restricted in operational methods to avoid overhead crane use over occupied areas, with coordination required around school activities. Insurance coverage requirements are stringent, including general, professional, automobile, and umbrella liability policies with specified minimum limits, and all subcontractors must meet equivalent standards. Contract administration includes contractor responsibility for all work, inspections, and final acceptance by the Town at the installed system location, with documented proof of OSHA certification and compliance with safety criteria. The bid package must contain a notarized affidavit of non-collusion, OSHA certifications, bonds, and required personnel documentation. Though detailed labor classifications and wage rates are stipulated, no formal contract pricing or total contract value is provided, leaving the procurement structure suggestive of a fixed-price arrangement without specified line items. Submissions must be physically delivered to the Town’s business office by the deadline; digital bids are not accepted. The Town reserves the right to reject bids or limit scope based on funding. No standardized Federal Acquisition Regulation (FAR) clauses or attachments were incorporated; this contract relies on internal articles and local regulatory compliance. Evaluation criteria and payment office details are not specified within the documents. Overall, this procurement aims to secure specialized, timely solar array repair services under clear safety, insurance, and performance conditions to ensure the reliable functioning of Sutton Public Schools’ renewable energy system.

General Info

Sutton seeks experienced vendors for comprehensive rooftop solar repairs with strict safety and insurance requirements.

Place of Performance

Uxbridge Road Sutton, MA, 01590, USA

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Bid #0014-57900 Solar Array System Repair Invitation for Bid

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AgencyMassachusetts → TOSTW - Town of Sutton
Contacts1 person available
OfficeUxbridge Road Sutton, MA, 01590, USA
Office AddressUxbridge Road Sutton, MA, 01590, USA
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Austin CyganiewiczPurchaser

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The Town of Sutton is accepting bids from qualified vendors to conduct repairs on an existing solar array on the Simonian/Elementary School Facility.

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