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Roisd-Fencing; Concrete; Roofing; Windows And Doors Services

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2025-10-1State & Local

Submission Closed11/11/2025, 12:00:00 AM UTC

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NAICS: 812930

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Parking Managed Service Provider

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Carpark management services and ANPR installation

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First Trenitalia West Coast Rail Limited, operating as Avanti West Coast, is soliciting proposals under solicitation number FX1444 for a comprehensive car park management and technology transformation project. The objective is to modernize the customer experience across 16 railway stations by implementing a single contract for ongoing car park management, the deployment of cloud-based, barrierless freeflow automatic numberplate recognition systems, and the provision of a cashless payment platform. The estimated total value of the contract is 7,000,000 GBP including VAT. The primary period of performance is scheduled from September 1, 2027, to August 31, 2030, with the option for two one-year extensions, potentially extending the term to August 31, 2032. The procurement follows a two-stage competitive flexible procedure, beginning with a Pre Qualification Questionnaire to shortlist a maximum of five applicants, followed by an Invitation to Tender that may include presentations and a Best and Final Offer. The contract will be awarded to the highest scoring tenderer based on the Most Advantageous Tender evaluation. Notably, this procurement is conducted on behalf of First Trenitalia West Coast Rail Limited and a successor operator, Railway West Coast Limited, with a confirmed transfer of operations occurring on March 7, 2027. Tender administration is managed by First Rail Holdings Limited, and the deadline for requests to participate is November 9, 2026.

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Fleet Cleaning Services (Interior & Exterior)This subcontract for Fleet Cleaning Services involves providing comprehensive interior and exterior cleaning for shuttle buses and vans at the City of Austin Austin-Bergstrom International Airport. The selected provider will work under prime contractors to execute exterior washing, detailing, and interior sanitization using commercial-grade equipment and cleaning agents. A critical requirement of the contract is strict adherence to the AUS Environmental Division guidelines regarding water runoff and waste recovery. The primary objective is to maintain a clean and sanitized vehicle fleet while ensuring all environmental compliance standards are met.

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Airport Parking Management Operations

Solicitation # RFP 8100 SLW3035

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Airspace Site FLA-06-FRE-41-0006-03Caltrans District 6 is seeking approval to continue leasing an airspace parcel located in Downtown Fresno, California, situated south of Ventura Street and north of South Topeka Avenue, directly beneath State Route 41. The site, identified as Airspace Site FLA-06-FRE-41-0006-03, is currently under an active lease that began on July 1, 2021, and is set to expire on June 30, 2026. The request to the DARC committee is for conceptual and preliminary approval to extend the lease for a maximum of five additional years, maintaining the site's current use for daily parking and open storage. Environmental reviews conducted on September 25, 2026, have resulted in a Notice of Exemption and a CEQA/NEPA Determination Form. These documents certify a CEQA Categorical Exemption under Class 27(a) and a NEPA Categorical Exclusion per 23 CFR 771.117(c)(19), asserting that the continued leasing of the parking lot will result in no significant environmental impacts. The project is managed by Senior Environmental Planner John Thomas.

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Solicitation # GWCC92926EC

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Parking Pay Station Hardware SupplyThis subcontract for the Resort Municipality of Whistler involves the manufacture and delivery of parking pay station hardware for prime contractors. The supplier is responsible for providing up to 46 units annually, which must support either AC direct connection or solar power with integrated battery backup. To ensure modern payment and connectivity standards, all hardware must be EMV compliant and feature NFC readers, EMV-compliant card readers, and cellular data communication. The contract is managed under the Province of British Columbia with a response deadline of October 26, 2026.

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Event Parking ServicesThis subcontract for Event Parking Services supports Texas Workforce Commission statewide conference projects by providing and managing self-parking facilities. The selected provider will be responsible for overseeing on-site or adjacent parking garages and lots to accommodate approximately 1,600 attendees, which includes the collection of parking fees and ensuring the delivery of accessible, managed parking for the entire duration of the event. The contractor is required to secure all necessary local zoning and parking permits to ensure legal compliance. Interested parties should note that the response deadline for this opportunity is November 20, 2026, at 4:00 PM. The project falls under NAICS code 812930 and is managed through the Texas Workforce Commission.

Texas Workforce Commission

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The contract involves providing comprehensive installation, maintenance, and repair services across multiple trades for Red Oak Independent School District facilities in Texas. The scope includes fencing, concrete work, roofing systems, windows, and doors at various school sites and administrative buildings. Multiple vendors are anticipated to be awarded, offering the district a diverse pool of resources to meet routine and capital project needs. Contractors must hold appropriate licenses, certifications, and insurance, and ensure all work complies with applicable codes, safety standards, and district policies. They are responsible for coordinating schedules to minimize disruptions to educational activities and ensure safety during all phases of work. Specific service requirements include installing and repairing fencing to meet security standards, performing ADA-compliant concrete work, maintaining and replacing roofing systems with warranty documentation, and repairing or installing windows and doors to meet energy efficiency and safety standards. Work must adhere to industry best practices, with warranties of at least one year on labor and manufacturer warranties on materials, and all debris must be cleared daily. Safety protocols include background checks for personnel, proper identification, PPE, and secure work areas. Response times for emergencies are specified as within four hours on regular days and eight hours during weekends and holidays. The contract’s estimated value ranges from $500,000 to $2,000,000, with a response deadline of November 11, 2025. The procurement process is governed by district standard terms, including bid submission procedures, evaluation criteria emphasizing best value, and compliance with Texas Education Agency standards. The contract aims to ensure reliable, high-quality services to support the district’s ongoing maintenance and capital improvement projects.

General Info

Agency

Texas → TX

NAICS

812930 - Parking Lots and Garages

Place of Performance

TX, USA

Set-Aside

NONE

Documents

2025-10-1 Allen Heritage Depot Train Cover

rfb

High

2025-10-1 ROISD- FENCING; CONCRETE; ROOFING; WINDOWS AND DOORS SERVICES

rfp

High

IFB #2025-10-1 Allen Heritage Depot Train Cover

ifb

High

Conflict of Interest Questionnaire - Texas Ethics Commission Form CIQ

2 pages · other

Low

IRS Form W-9 Request for Taxpayer Identification Number and Certification

6 pages · other

Low

Red Oak ISD Standard Terms and Conditions

9 pages · other

Low

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2 updates

PhaseClosed

PostedOct 20

Solicitation

Notice updatedMay 6

Response deadline changed from Nov 7, 2024 to May 21, 2025. The notice title changed. NAICS code added: 541310. The notice description changed. The point of contact changed.

Notice updatedOct 21

Response deadline changed from May 21, 2025 to Nov 11, 2025. The notice title changed. NAICS code changed from 541310 to 812930. The notice description changed. The point of contact changed.

Response DeadlineNov 11

Deadline has passed

Submission Closed

11/11/2025, 12:00:00 AM UTC

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Organization & Contact Information

AgencyTexas → TX

Contacts1 person available

OfficeN/A

Organization / AgencyTexas → TX

Office AddressN/A

Contacts

Julie Phillips

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Full Description

Red Oak Independent School District seeks qualified contractors to provide comprehensive services for new installations, maintenance, and repair work across multiple trade disciplines. The selected contractor(s) shall deliver professional services for fencing, concrete work, roofing systems, windows, and doors throughout Red Oak Independent School District facilities. Work shall be performed at various school sites and administrative buildings within the Red Oak, TX jurisdiction as directed by district personnel. Multiple vendor awards are anticipated to provide the District with a variety of resources for needed services. All suppliers agree to provide service as required within the time limitations designated by the Red Oak ISD upon receipt of an ROISD Purchase Order.
GENERAL REQUIREMENTS
The contractor shall maintain all necessary licenses, certifications, and insurance coverage required for performing work in educational facilities. All work must comply with applicable building codes, safety regulations, and district policies. The contractor shall coordinate scheduling with district operations to minimize disruption to educational activities and ensure student safety during all phases of work. Services shall be available for planned projects and within timeframes specified for routine maintenance and capital improvement projects.
FENCING SERVICES
All fencing work must meet district security standards and maintain appropriate sight lines for supervision of students. Materials shall be commercial grade suitable for educational facility applications. The contractor shall provide comprehensive fencing services including:
1. Installation of new chain link, ornamental, and security fencing systems 2. Repair and replacement of damaged fence sections, posts, and hardware 3. Installation and maintenance of gates, including manual and automated systems 4. Fence fabric repairs and tension adjustments 5. Concrete footer installation and repair for fence posts 6. Removal and disposal of existing fencing materials
CONCRETE SERVICES
The contractor must ensure all concrete work meets Americans with Disabilities Act requirements and maintains proper drainage patterns. Work shall include site preparation, forming, reinforcement placement, finishing, curing, and joint sealing as required. Concrete work shall encompass both structural and flatwork applications including:
1. Sidewalk installation, repair, and replacement 2. Curb and gutter construction and restoration 3. ADA-compliant ramp installation and modifications 4. Parking lot repairs and patching 5. Concrete cutting, coring, and demolition services 6. Surface treatments and sealers
ROOFING SERVICES
All roofing work must maintain manufacturer warranties where applicable. The contractor shall provide detailed documentation of repairs and warranty information for all materials and workmanship. Roofing services shall address both minor repairs and major replacement projects:
1. Leak detection and repair services 2. Built-up roof system repairs and maintenance 3. Single membrane roofing installation and repairs 4. Metal roofing system maintenance and replacement 5. Shingle replacement for steep slope applications 6. Flashing repairs and replacement around penetrations 7. Gutter and downspout installation and cleaning 8. Roof coating applications 9. Roof inspection and assessment services
WINDOW SERVICES
Work must maintain the thermal envelope of buildings and comply with energy efficiency standards. Safety glazing shall be installed where required by code. Window services shall include repair and replacement of various window systems:
1. Replacement of broken or damaged glass panes 2. Window frame repairs and adjustments 3. Hardware replacement including locks, cranks, and hinges 4. Weather stripping and caulking replacement 5. Installation of safety and security films 6. Screen repair and replacement 7. Storefront and curtain wall system repairs 8. Installation of new window units matching existing specifications DOOR SERVICES
All door work must maintain fire ratings where applicable and ensure proper operation of life safety systems. Hardware must meet district standards for key systems and access control integration. The contractor shall provide comprehensive door services for interior and exterior applications:
1. Installation of new hollow metal doors 2. Door frame repairs and replacements 3. Hardware installation including locksets, closers, and panic devices 4. Automatic door operator installation and maintenance 5. Overhead door and coiling door repairs 6. Glass door repairs and replacements 7. ADA compliance modifications 8. Weather stripping and threshold adjustments 9. Emergency exit device testing and repairs 10. Security hardware upgrades and installations
PERFORMANCE STANDARDS
Work shall be completed according to industry best practices and manufacturer specifications. The contractor must provide warranties of at least one year on labor and pass through all manufacturer warranties on materials. All debris and waste materials shall be removed from district property daily unless otherwise authorized.
The contractor shall maintain detailed records of all work performed, including before and after photographs, material specifications, and warranty documentation. Response time for emergency calls shall not exceed four hours during regular business days and eight hours during weekends and holidays.
SAFETY AND COMPLIANCE
All personnel performing work on district property must submit to background checks as required by Red Oak Independent School District policies. Workers shall wear identification badges and appropriate personal protective equipment at all times. The contractor must implement appropriate safety barriers and signage to protect students, staff, and visitors during construction activities.
Work areas must be secured at the end of each day, with tools and materials properly stored. The contractor shall coordinate with district maintenance staff for utility shutdowns and system isolations as needed. All work must comply with Texas Education Agency standards for school construction and maintenance.

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