Generator Preventative Maintenance Services RFP
Aug 4, 2026
Closes
Aug 31, 2026
This RFP is for preventative maintenance, inspection, testing, and repair services for standby and emergency generators located at various Township facilities.
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Aug 4, 2026
Closes
Aug 31, 2026
This RFP is for preventative maintenance, inspection, testing, and repair services for standby and emergency generators located at various Township facilities.
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202343
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57,924
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Board meetings and strategic plans from Beavercreek Township
The board meeting agenda included several administrative items such as the review and acceptance of financial reports, including the General Ledger and Payment Listing reports. New business items involved a resolution authorizing the operation of low-speed vehicles, under-speed vehicles, and utility vehicles on specific township roads. The meeting covered monthly reports from various departments including the Greene County Sheriff's Office, Human Resources, Community Development, Information Technology, Finance, Public Service, and the Fire Department. Public service initiatives included authorization for an RFP for generator preventative maintenance. Additionally, a public hearing was scheduled for Zoning Case 847.
The board discussed and approved several operational items, including the installation of dehumidifiers at Station 65, the replacement of a generator logic board at Station 61, and a multi-year contract for road salt supply. The Fire Department received authorization for the disposal of a surplus ladder truck, the submission of a grant application for equipment, the acceptance of a donation, and the procurement of hydrostatic testing for SCBA cylinders. The board also established a trust fund for unclaimed public funds, passed a resolution regarding tax levy amounts, and received project updates concerning transportation and senior center renovations.
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The Board addressed various administrative items, including the approval of fiscal office reports and the agenda. Key business included an update from the Sheriff's office regarding memorial projects and departmental reports from IT, Finance, and Community Development. The Board authorized the issuance of a Request for Qualifications for right-of-way consultants related to the Valley Bell Connector project. Significant Fire Department business included approving a resignation, declaring equipment as surplus, entering into a joint equipment purchase agreement with the Sheriff's office, authorizing a FEMA grant application, and accepting a scholarship for the Cadet Program. The Board also conducted a public hearing and granted approval for a specific site plan regarding the Stonehill Village residential development.
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