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Renovation and Expansion of Radio Shop
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The contract involves the renovation and expansion of the Louisville Metro Radio Shop, located at 3515 Newburg Road, Louisville, KY, to support Metro Fleet Services. The scope includes renovating existing office spaces, bathrooms, breakrooms, and adding to the garage structure, with upgrades to HVAC, plumbing, and electrical systems. The project is valued between five and ten million dollars and is set to commence with a performance start date around early 2026, aiming for substantial completion by late May 2026. The procurement process is conducted through a competitive solicitation (RFP260112), with a response deadline of December 8, 2025, and involves detailed bid submission instructions via the Bonfire portal. Bidders are required to submit comprehensive documentation, including Good Faith Efforts for subcontracting minority, female, and disabled business enterprises, vendor information forms, and certifications related to wage and local vendor preferences, all subject to Louisville Metro ordinances and policies. The contractual clauses and requirements emphasize compliance with local and federal standards, including insurance, safety, and non-discrimination policies. The contract incorporates specific provisions for apprenticeship program participation, affirmative action, and "ban the box" criminal history policies, with strict reporting and certification obligations. While explicit FAR clauses are not detailed, the contract references standard legal provisions such as termination rights, indemnification, and insurance requirements, with internal numbering systems. Performance and inspection are to occur on-site, adhering to KYTC and Louisville standards, with responsibilities shared between the contractor and government inspectors. The bid schedule lists numerous material items and quantities but lacks populated unit prices or total contract value, indicating that pricing is to be submitted separately. Overall, the contract underscores rigorous compliance, detailed documentation, and adherence to local procurement policies to ensure project success.
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Place of Performance
KY, USASet-Aside
Timeline
Submission Closed
