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This Solicitation opportunity from Connecticut was posted on November 5, 2025. The submission period has ended. Browse the details below for market research, or find similar active opportunities.

On-Call Remediation and Security

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2025-CRFP-CNH-284State & Local

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2026-104 (RFP) Production Labor Provider
Solicitation # 2026-104
The City of Charleston, West Virginia, is soliciting proposals for a Production Labor Provider to supply stagehands, riggers, and live event production personnel on an as-needed, 24/7 basis for the Charleston Coliseum, Charleston Convention Center, and Charleston Theater. The selected provider will enter into a Service Agreement effective February 1, 2027, continuing through December 31, 2030. The scope of work includes technical production services such as loading and unloading trucks, rigging high and low steel grid systems, AV equipment setup, power distribution, and the installation of suspended motors, truss, and lighting. Proposals must be submitted in electronic PDF format to the City of Charleston Purchasing Coordinator by October 29, 2026, at 1:00 PM. The evaluation process will prioritize the most advantageous proposal, with potential interviews for shortlisted firms around November 5th or 6th. Required submissions must follow a specific eight-tab organizational structure and include hourly rates for all four contract years across the three facilities. Key personnel requirements specify that the on-site Supervisor must have at least five years of arena production experience, including three years at a supervisory level. The provider must maintain good standing with Workers Compensation and Unemployment accounts, hold a City of Charleston business license, and comply with West Virginia wage and hour laws. While no prevailing wage rates apply, the provider must ensure all employees are lawfully authorized to work in the United States and that only certified personnel operate mobile equipment. Invoices are to be submitted within three business days of work completion, with payment issued for non-disputed fees within twenty calendar days.
City of Charleston, WV

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The City of New Haven is seeking to establish comprehensive, on-call remediation and security contracts with qualified vendors to provide emergency response services around the clock. The primary objective is to ensure rapid, effective assistance in situations involving damage to public property, infrastructure, or community safety resulting from fires, storms, accidents, or other disasters. The scope of services includes emergency board-up of windows and doors, installation of temporary fencing, mitigation of water and smoke damage, debris removal, structural drying, mold remediation, and related tasks aimed at minimizing disruptions and safeguarding property. The initiative emphasizes building a reliable network of experienced contractors capable of quick deployment and collaborative work with municipal departments and emergency responders, thereby supporting the city's commitment to public safety and swift recovery efforts. The procurement process is detailed through an RFP issued on November 5, 2025, with a deadline for proposals set for November 25, 2025. Vendors are encouraged to participate via the City’s OpenGov portal, with key evaluation criteria focusing on quality, timeliness, and compliance with local and federal regulations. The contract size ranges from five to fifteen million dollars, reflecting the scale and importance of the services. Supporting documents outline operational procedures, performance evaluation methods, legal and contractual obligations, and fee structures, including new EEOC fee requirements. Overall, the contract aims to establish a dependable, professional emergency response framework that enhances the City’s capacity to respond efficiently to unforeseen incidents, ensuring community safety and property protection through well-coordinated, prompt, and compliant services.

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Place of Performance

CT, USA

Set-Aside

NONE

Documents

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City of New Haven Professional Services Agreement with ABC Corporation

PDF, High priority: read this first6 pages · contract-document
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City of New Haven RFP Standard Terms Part II - Terms and Conditions

PDF, High priority: read this first5 pages · rfp
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RFP 2025-CRFP-CNH284 On-Call Remediation and Security Services

PDF, High priority: read this first45 pages · rfp
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City of New Haven EEOC Fees Notification July 2024

PDF, Low priority2 pages · special-notice
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Performance Evaluation for Contract

PDF, Low priority1 page · past-performance
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Standard Operating Procedure for On-Call Emergency Services Roster Utilization

PDF, Low priority4 pages · other
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AgencyConnecticut → City of New Haven
Contacts1 person available
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The City is seeking to establish contracts with qualified vendors to support its 24/7 on-call board-up, security, disaster mitigation, and restoration services. The goal of this project is to ensure rapid, reliable response to emergencies that impact public property, infrastructure, and the safety of the community. This includes securing damaged buildings, mitigating environmental hazards, and performing necessary cleanup and restoration following fires, storms, accidents, or other disasters. Selected vendors will be expected to provide timely, professional service under varying and often urgent conditions, supporting the City’s commitment to public safety and continuity of services.Through this initiative, the City aims to build a dependable network of experienced contractors capable of deploying quickly and working collaboratively with municipal departments and emergency responders. Services may include emergency board-up of windows and doors, installation of temporary fencing, water and smoke damage mitigation, debris removal, structural drying, mold remediation, and other related tasks. The overarching objective is to minimize disruption, safeguard property, and accelerate recovery efforts in the wake of unforeseen incidents.

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