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Transit Bus Battery Maintenance (FTA)

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TRN2132626B1State & Local

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This open-end contract, solicitation number TRN2132626B1, is for the servicing of transit bus batteries for a fleet of 415 buses within the Broward County Transit Division. The project must adhere to specific FTA requirements and the detailed specifications provided in the solicitation. Interested vendors are encouraged to submit all required and optional documentation through the BPRO electronic system to ensure a comprehensive evaluation. All responses must be submitted electronically via BPRO by the deadline of August 26, 2026, at 6:00 PM. The County will not accept submissions through any other means. Vendors seeking clarification must submit their inquiries through the BPRO Messages section by the designated questions due date. Primary points of contact for this solicitation are Kelly Coughlin and Sonia Lovett.

General Info

Open-end contract for servicing 415 Broward County Transit bus batteries by August 2026.

Agency

Florida → Broward CountyView Agency

NAICS

811191 - Automotive Oil Change and Lubrication ShopsView NAICS

Place of Performance

FL, USA

Set-Aside

NONE

Documents

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FTA Lobbying Restrictions Certification and Disclosure Form

PDFcertification

FTA Lobbying Restrictions Certification for Loan Guarantees and Loan Insurance

PDFcertification

Anti-Human Trafficking Affidavit Form

DOCXother

FTA Funding Supplement - TRN2132626B1.docx

DOCX

FTA Funding Supplement Acknowledgement

PDFcontract-document

FTA Buy America Certification for Iron, Steel, Non-Rolling Stock

PDFcertification

Litigation History Disclosure Form

DOCXother

Insurance Requirement - TRN2132626B1.pdf

PDF

General Conditions for Quotes & Bids - Broward County

DOCXgeneral-conditions

FTA Government-Wide Debarment Certification

PDFcertification

Insurance Requirements for Quotes & Bids

DOCXinsurance-requirements

FTA Drug and Alcohol Testing Program Certification

PDFcertification

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AgencyFlorida → Broward County
Contacts2 people available
OfficeFL, USA
Organization / Agency
Florida → Broward County
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Office AddressFL, USA
Contacts
Kelly Coughlin (Primary) Sonia Lovett (Alternate

Interested Companies (13)

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Cummins
West Chester, OH
Crowe
Chicago, Illinois
Cendien
Carroltton, Texas

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Full Description

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Scope of Work: This open-end contract is for the servicing of Transit Bus Batteries for a fleet of Four Hundred and Fifteen (415) buses for the Broward County Transit Division or Department) in accordance with the Specifications and Requirements.
Requested Information: BPRO's Requested Information section identifies "required" and "optional" items for submittal, however all documents and information are relevant to the evaluation process. Therefore, vendors are strongly encouraged to provide all files at time of submittal, including those listed as “optional” in BPRO, to enable a timely and comprehensive review by the County.
Solicitation Requirements: (Vendor is cautioned that this is a summary only and the full solicitation must be reviewed). - FTA Requirements
Office of Economic and Small Business Development Requirements: Not applicable to this solicitation.
Questions and Answers: The County provides a specified time for Vendors to ask questions and seek clarification regarding the solicitation requirements. All questions or clarification inquiries must be submitted through BPRO by the Questions due date. The County will respond to questions in BPRO (Messages section).
Submittals: Vendor MUST submit its solicitation response electronically through BPRO and receive a Submission Receipt. It is solely the Vendor’s responsibility to ensure its response is submitted and received through BPRO by the closing date and time. The County will not consider solicitation responses received by other means. Vendors are encouraged to submit in advance of the closing date and time. Refer to the Purchasing Division website or contact support@gobonfire.com for submittal instructions. In the event that the Vendor is having difficulty submitting a document, immediately notify the Purchasing Agent and then contact support@gobonfire.com for technical assistance.

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