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Roofing Repair and Emergency Service
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This roofing repair contract is a one-year agreement with the potential for two additional one-year extensions, covering the fiscal year from July 1, 2025, to June 30, 2026. The contract emphasizes the importance of timely service, with specific service level agreements requiring same-day response for Priority 1 issues, two-day response for Priority 2, and 30 days for Priority 3. Vendors must utilize the district’s work order system, Famis, and update work orders within 48 hours of job completion, including detailed descriptions and parts used. The contract mandates that vendors have at least three service crews capable of dispatching during high-volume rain or freeze-thaw cycles, with each crew comprising at least two workers who dedicate a minimum of one-third of their time to service work. Liquidated damages apply if the district’s priority response times are not met and fewer than three crews are used during high-demand periods. Qualified vendors must have a minimum of three years of verifiable experience repairing various roof types, including BUR, EPDM, PVC, TPO, and shingle roofs, and must hold certifications from at least three manufacturers of commercial roofing materials, which must be verified and submitted during the bidding process. The contract requires strict adherence to safety protocols, including OSHA standards, and mandates that all work be documented with before-and-after photographs, with debris and refuse properly disposed of off-site. Additionally, vendors are expected to support the district’s outreach goals by encouraging participation from local economically disadvantaged businesses, aiming for at least 20% involvement. The district retains the right to monitor performance through quarterly reviews, and all work must meet the district’s warranty and service standards to ensure ongoing compliance with the Facilities Master Plan.
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