Frederick Sharpe is a Senior Procurement Analyst. Frederick is associated with 25 contracts. Activity spans Highway, Street, and Bridge Construction, Temporary Help Services, and Engineering Services.
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The City of Richmond Department of General Services Fleet Management is seeking bids under solicitation IFB 270000149 for the inspection, certification, preventative maintenance, and repair of utility trucks. The scope of work specifically covers aerial devices, boom cranes, and digger derricks to ensure the safety and operational efficiency of the citys fleet.
Interested parties must submit their responses by August 18, 2026, at 6:00 PM. This opportunity is managed by the General Services agency in Richmond, Virginia, with Thomascine Taylor and Freddy Sharpe serving as the primary and secondary points of contact for the procurement process.
The City of Richmond is soliciting bids for the replacement of the superstructure of the structurally deficient bridge carrying East Broad Street (US 250) over the CSX Transportation right-of-way, identified as UPC No. 118541. The project involves the full removal and replacement of the bridge superstructure, along with associated improvements such as repair or replacement of sidewalks, curbing, pavement markings, signs, lighting, and implementation of erosion and sediment control measures. Traffic management during construction is a critical component, and all work is to be conducted above grade within the existing right-of-way to minimize ground disturbance. The project scope is confined to the bridge and its immediate infrastructure, with no expansion beyond current boundaries.
Bids must be submitted in response to solicitation number IFB-124574, with a deadline of August 13, 2026, at 7:00 PM. The bid opportunity was posted on July 17, 2026, and all specifications and submission instructions are available exclusively through the online procurement portal at the provided link. The contract is managed by the City of Richmond Government under the Virginia state agency designation, and inquiries should be directed to Frederick Sharpe at the provided phone number and email. This is a competitive sealed bid process with no set-aside program specified, and all qualified contractors are eligible to respond.
VirginiaE. Broad St over Abandoned Railroad Spur Bridge,
VA,
USA
The City of Richmond is soliciting bids for the replacement of the Hull Street (Route 360) Bridge over the Manchester Canal, identified by UPC 113290. This project involves the complete replacement of the existing bridge structure and is being conducted under solicitation number IFB-124571, which was posted on July 17, 2026. Interested parties must submit their responses by the deadline of August 26, 2026, at 7:00 PM Eastern Time through the online procurement portal at the designated link. The contract is open to all qualified bidders with no specific set-aside provisions, and performance will occur at the bridge location in Richmond, Virginia. All technical specifications and bidding requirements are available exclusively via the online posting platform.
Frederick Sharpe of the City of Richmond Government is the designated point of contact for inquiries, reachable via email at freddy.sharpe@rva.gov or by phone at 804-646-5722. The project falls under the jurisdiction of the Virginia state-level entity and is administered by the City of Richmond, with all contractual obligations tied to the location of Hull Street over the Manchester Canal. Bidders are expected to adhere to the detailed requirements outlined on the vendor portal at the provided link and must ensure full compliance with submission protocols, as no offline or alternative submission methods are authorized.
VirginiaHull St. (Rte. 360) Over Manchester Canal,
VA,
USA
The project involves replacing the superstructure of the E. Broad St over Abandoned Railroad Spur Bridge, a historic structure built in 1909 and eligible for the National Register of Historic Places as part of the Shockoe Valley Tobacco Row Historic District. The existing bridge is a simple span concrete-encased rolled steel beam structure with a 42-foot curb-to-curb roadway and 10-foot-9-inch sidewalks on each side. The superstructure will be removed and replaced with a 36-foot-3-inch precast box girder system, while preserving the original alignment, slope, and profile to avoid any fill or excavation. Final roadway dimensions will maintain 10-foot-11-inch travel lanes in each direction and 10-foot-4-inch sidewalks on both sides, ensuring continuity with the surrounding roadway. Portions of the existing reinforced concrete abutments and wingwalls will be demolished and reconstructed to accommodate the new superstructure while maintaining the current profile.
The solicitation, issued by the Virginia Public Works agency under IFB #260019489, was posted on June 29, 2026, with responses due by August 13, 2026. The work is located in Richmond, Virginia, and falls under a state-level procurement process. Primary contact for technical inquiries is Timothy Lewis, Engineer, Principal, and Freddy Sharpe, Senior Procurement Analyst, serves as the secondary point of contact. No set-aside type is specified, and the project is not designated with a NAICS code in the provided data. The structure’s historical significance is preserved through strict adherence to existing design parameters, and no changes to the bridge's alignment or surrounding topography are proposed.
The City of Richmond, through its Public Works agency, is soliciting bids under IFB 260019727 for the replacement of the Hull Street (Rte. 360) Bridge over Manchester Canal (UPC 113290). The solicitation was posted on June 26, 2026, with a response deadline of September 11, 2026. Primary contact for the project is Senior Engineer Thomas Westbrook, and procurement inquiries are handled by Senior Procurement Analyst Freddy Sharpe.
The contract requires comprehensive bonding and insurance, including bid bonds for five percent of the total bid, performance bonds to ensure faithful completion, and labor and material payment bonds. Insurance mandates include general liability, auto liability, and umbrella coverage with specific minimum limits. Bidders must also comply with Virginia State Corporation Commission registration and provide consent for electronic signatures.
A significant emphasis is placed on Minority Business Enterprise (MBE) and Emerging Small Business (ESB) participation, requiring specific commitment forms and adherence to participation goals. The contract framework includes standardized processes for financial management via ACH and EDI payments, as well as structured protocols for proposed change orders and field change order directives. Final contractor performance is subject to a formal evaluation process covering quality of work, safety, and schedule adherence.
The solicitation issued by the Virginia Department of General Services — Fleet Management seeks qualified vendors to provide comprehensive inspection, maintenance, repair, testing, and certification services for aerial towers, cranes, and digger derricks used in city operations and maintenance activities. The scope includes detailed evaluation and servicing of various vehicle components such as chassis, aerial devices, hydraulic and electrical systems, safety mechanisms, and load testing in accordance with ANSI, OSHA, DOT, and manufacturer standards. The contract requires vendors to produce thorough inspection and certification reports, before-and-after photographic documentation, and to supply OEM or equivalent replacement parts with a minimum one-year warranty on workmanship and materials. Services shall also include emergency repairs with performance monitored through work assignment evaluations, emphasizing responsiveness within 24 hours for service requests and scheduling within three days.
Award of the contract will be based on a Lowest Price Technically Acceptable (LPTA) approach, primarily focusing on hourly labor rates for different categories of equipment while ensuring compliance with stringent technical and performance criteria. Vendors must maintain a facility within 30 driving miles of Richmond, VA, to ensure timely service, consultation, and dispatch. The contract mandates adherence to several special requirements, including MBE and ESB participation commitments, drug-free workplace policies, and strict civil rights compliance. Insurance coverage with specific minimum limits and restrictions on subcontracting or assignment are enforced. Documentation management, including submission of detailed service reports, photos, and accurate invoices, is integral, and payments are contingent upon City Council appropriations. The contract is administered through the City of Richmond with a structured, electronic proposal submission and evaluation process, and includes contractual clauses addressing force majeure, intellectual property, and modification rights without explicit federal acquisition clause references.
VirginiaVA,
USA$150Kest.
NAICS
811310
Commercial and Industrial Machinery and Equipment (except Automotive and Electronic) Repair and Maintenance
The contract pertains to the procurement of courtroom furniture for the Oliver Hill Courthouse, which was constructed in 1965 and houses five courtrooms operating between 9 am and 4 pm. The solicitation is issued by the Virginia General Services agency under the Southside Local Enterprise District (SLED) organization type. The solicitation number is 260014645, with the posting date on April 28, 2026, and a response deadline set for May 28, 2026.
The contract is managed out of Richmond, Virginia, with no specific set-aside type or NAICS code indicated. The primary point of contact is Michelle Bebbs, the Senior Capital Project Manager, and the secondary contact is Ross Crawford, a Procurement Analyst. Both are available for inquiries related to the solicitation. The contract is focused on furnishing courtroom spaces to support the operations of the existing courtrooms within the Oliver Hill Courthouse.
The City of Richmond is seeking bids to establish one or more term contracts for annual preventative maintenance and repair services on elevators, lifts, and escalators. These services must be performed by NAEC-certified technicians to ensure quality and compliance with industry standards. The work will take place at various locations within the city, and interested firms must submit their proposals through the city's online procurement portal by the specified deadline of May 25, 2026.
The solicitation, identified as IFB #260013144 or IFB-118900, was posted on April 24, 2026, by the City of Richmond Government and does not specify any set-aside requirements. The contract aims to maintain safety and reliability for the city's vertical transportation systems across multiple sites. For further information or inquiries, contact Frederick Sharpe, whose email and phone number are provided in the solicitation details. All bid submissions and specifications are accessible online through the designated procurement platforms.
VirginiaVaries locations within the City of Richmond,
VA,
USA
The City of Richmond is soliciting bids from qualified traffic signal contractors to undertake the Automated Traffic Signal Performance Measures (ATSPM) Project (UPC 124131). The project involves comprehensive general contracting services, including the installation of vehicle detection systems, traffic signal cabinets and controllers, electrical conduits, conductor cables, as well as junction and pull boxes across various locations within the city. This initiative aims to enhance traffic signal performance and data collection capabilities, contributing to improved traffic management.
Interested contractors must submit their bids by May 25, 2026, adhering to the specifications and requirements outlined in the official solicitation documents available online. The contract is issued by the City of Richmond Government under solicitation number IFB-118898, and all inquiries and communications are to be directed to Frederick Sharpe. This contract provides an important opportunity for experienced contractors to support the city’s infrastructure improvements in traffic signal operations.
VirginiaVarious locations in the City of Richmond,
VA,
USA
The City of Richmond is seeking bids for a term contract to provide annual preventative maintenance and repair services for elevators, lifts, and escalators. The contract requires that the services be performed by technicians certified by the National Association of Elevator Contractors (NAEC). This solicitation, titled "Elevator Maintenance and Repairs" (IFB #260013144), was posted on April 22, 2026, and the deadline for responses is May 25, 2026. The work will be performed within Virginia, with the agency responsible being the General Services office in Richmond.
Interested firms are encouraged to submit bids to establish one or more contracts, with the opportunity to provide specialized maintenance as outlined in the solicitation. Key contacts for this procurement include William Irby, the Capital Projects Manager, and Freddy Sharpe, Senior Procurement Analyst, both of whom can be reached via phone or email for inquiries. The solicitation is publicly available via the City of Richmond’s procurement portal.
