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This Solicitation opportunity from Texas was posted on September 10, 2025. The submission period has ended. Browse the details below for market research, or find similar active opportunities.

On-Call Pump & Motor Repairs

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2025-ITB-063State & Local

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The City of Sugar Land owns a substantial inventory of approximately 280 submersible sewage pumps, ranging from 2 to 115 horsepower and operating on various voltages including 110-volt single phase and 480-volt three phase. Additionally, at its Groundwater and Surface Water Treatment Facilities, there are 11 submersible pumps (10-115 horsepower, 460-volt three phase) and 40 centrifugal pumps (15-200 horsepower, 460-volt three phase). The Public Works - Utilities Department seeks to establish a repair contract to support ongoing maintenance and repairs for this extensive pump inventory on an as-needed basis. It is estimated that about 10% of the inventory will require repairs annually, with the flexibility to add or remove pumps during the contract period based on operational needs. Pricing for repairs outside the initial inventory list will be determined through closest comparison and mutual agreement, ensuring adaptability to changing circumstances. The solicitation, titled "On-Call Pump & Motor Repairs," was posted on September 10, 2025, with a response deadline of September 25, 2025. The contract is valued between $500,000 and $1,500,000 and is open to qualified providers under NAICS code 221310. The project is managed by the City of Sugar Land, Texas, with primary contact being Andy Escamilla. Bidders can access additional details and the project portal through the provided online link. The contract aims to ensure reliable repair services for the City's critical pump infrastructure, supporting the continued operation of essential water treatment and sewage systems.

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TX, USA

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Documents

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Notice updated

Response deadline changed from Sep 17, 2025 to Sep 25, 2025. The notice title changed. NAICS code changed from 238910 to 221310. The notice description changed. The point of contact changed.

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AgencyTexas → Sugar Land
Contacts1 person available
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Organization / AgencyTexas → Sugar Land
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The City owns and maintains approximately 280 submersible sewage pumps ranging from 2 - 115 horsepower and from 110-volt single phase to 480 volt three phase.  At the City's Groundwater and Surface Water Treatment Facilities there are an additional 11 submersible pumps ranging from 10 - 115 horsepower at 460 volt three phase, and 40 centrifugal pumps ranging from 15 - 200 horsepower at 460 volt three phase. Refer to the attached inventory list for additional pump information. The Public Works - Utilities Department requires a repair contract(s) to be in place for the continued repair of the complete inventory on an as-needed basis. We anticipate that any given year the City will need to repair approximately 10% of its inventory. The attached inventory list is for bidding purposes, and bid evaluation and is not meant to be exclusive. Throughout the course of the contract period, pumps may be added or deleted depending on various circumstances.  Pricing for any pump repairs outside of the attached pump list will be done by closest comparison and mutually agreed upon.

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