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We have over 2,000 existing bike racks on City of Boston sidewalks and plazas.

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GC-212555State & Local

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The City of Boston is seeking a qualified respondent under solicitation GC-212555 to provide maintenance and repair services for over 2,000 bike racks located across city sidewalks and plazas. The primary objective of this contract is to ensure these assets remain in a state of good repair by addressing issues such as rust, mounting failures, and damage caused by motor vehicles. The selected contractor will be responsible for re-installing racks that have become loose or unbolted from the surface, as well as removing and disposing of racks that are bent, broken, or severely rusted. Additionally, the scope of work includes replacing damaged units with new bike racks whenever possible to maintain the city's infrastructure.

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City of Boston seeks contractor for maintenance, repair, and replacement of bike racks.

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AgencyMassachusetts → City of Boston
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We have over 2,000 existing bike racks on City of Boston sidewalks and plazas. We want to maintain a state of good repair for these assets. Over time, racks may become rusty, their mounting may fail, or they may get knocked over by motor vehicles. A successful respondent will be able to re-install racks that have become loose or unbolted from the surface; remove and dispose of bike racks that are rusted out, bent, or broken; and, where possible, replace them with a new rack.

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