CityTX
Posted
Oct 29, 2026
Nov 19, 2026
On Call Plumbing Services (Request for Proposal)
Seeking turnkey plumbing repair services.
Description: Scope Specifications are intended to establish a minimum desired quality or performance level that will provide the best product available at the best price. It is not the intention of the University to write "closed specs". Due to State of Arkansas construction project bidding requirements, the award of a turn key plumbing repair/maintenance contract does not guarantee the award of plumbing or mechanical construction projects or large-scale repair and replacements requiring competitive bids. Nor does award of contract guarantee a spend amount per year with awardee. Arkansas Tech University (the University) seeks licensed plumbing contractors to maintain/repair domestic water, sewer, and natural gas plumbing on the Russellville Campus, on an on-call basis. The maintenance will include but is not limited to: 1. Replacement/repair of domestic water, sewer, and natural gas pipe (both underground and above). 2. Replacement/repair of domestic water, sewer, and natural gas fittings (both underground and above). 3. Excavation, and disposal, of damaged plumbing pieces as needed. 4. Re-igniting any devices out due to repair. 5. Hydro-jetting lines 6. Camera inspection of lines. 7. Backflow testing is considered an optional service within this scope. * The contractor will provide all piping, fittings, adhesives, and accessories needed. * The university will provide assistance in the form of drawings, prior knowledge, or plumbing information. * The contractor will begin regular maintenance work in no longer than 2 working days. * The contractor will begin emergency repair work in no more than 2 hours. * The contractor will provide all necessary Arkansas One Call's. * The contractor will follow all OSHA or Arkansas Department of Labor regulations. * The contractor will provide current licensure for all employees working at Arkansas Tech. * The contractor will provide all necessary equipment, machines, or tools to make repairs. * Any regular maintenance work involving an Arkansas One Call will be extended to a four-day beginning timeline. All work preformed must meet or exceed local, state, or national plumbing codes. Respondents need not be able perform all repairs listed above, but may include a list of those capable of performing in the response. Proposal Responses to this request are rated by points. The responses must include the following information for evaluation: 1. (30 pts) Experience and qualifications 2. (30 pts) References 3. (40 pts) Cost Responses are evaluated and scored by a committee with cost being 40% of the total score weight. Any confidential, proprietary, copyrighted or financial material submitted by respondents must be marked as such and submitted under separate cover. All submittals by proposers will be available for review to the extent permissible, pursuant to the Arkansas Freedom of Information Act. A.C.A. section 25-19-105- et seq. Background Arkansas Tech University is a public, comprehensive, regional University that was established by Act 100 of the 37th Arkansas General Assembly in 1909. ATU offers credentials and degrees at the technical certification, associate, baccalaureate, graduate and doctoral levels. The University operates campuses in Russellville and Ozark as well as Arkansas Tech Career Center (ATCC). ATU was ranked No. 1 in Arkansas on CollegeNET's Social Mobility Index nine of the past ten years. The annual rating is an indicator of a university's success in providing graduates with a pathway to an enhanced economic standing. Arkansas Tech is recognized as a statewide leader in STEM education. Students explore intersecting career paths made possible by more than 100-degree options for undergraduate students and more than 25 paths of graduate study. Anticipated Procurement Timetable (Meeting and Award Dates are Tentative) RFP Issued: November 3, 2026 Questions deadline: November 11, 2026 4 p.m. Email questions to jwarren2@atu.edu. Answers posted to website: November 12, 2026 4 p.m. Opening of Proposals: December 7, 2026 2 p.m. Selection Committee meeting: Week of December 7, 2026 Awardee(s) Selection: Week of December 14, 2026 Awardee(s) Notification Week of December 14, 2026 Arkansas Legislative Review of Contract: January 2027 Contract Effective Date: February 1, 2027 Award: The University reserves the right to negotiate with the consultant selected for best and final offer. We anticipate this being a multi-award which will result in more than one vendor being awarded. Award will be made in the best interest of the University; however, the University reserves the right to not award any contract pursuant to this request for quotation. Cost will 40% of the weight in the deciding factor. The initial term of this contract is anticipated to be for a period of one (1) year with the option to renew on an annual basis 3 more times for a total of 4 years. If the University requires additional services after that time, the contract may be extended for up to as long a time as necessary to complete the additional services. However, in no case will the term of the contract exceed seven (7) years. The University reserves the right to cancel this contract at any time upon written notice given thirty (30) days in advance. If during the performance of the contract, the consultant violates any local, state or federal law, the University reserves the right to cancel this contract immediately. The University will give written documentation to the contractor as to the reason for cancellation. Authorized services performed for the University will be paid for through the cancellation date with the exception of illegal acts. Award will result in a Technical and General Services contract between ATU and awardee. This contact will require Arkansas Legislative Committee review and approval prior to effective date. Sample is attached. This RFP may be utilized for cooperative purchasing in accordance with Arkansas Code §19-11-249.
HigherEducation · AR, US
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This document constitutes a request for competitive, sealed bids from qualified individuals and organizations to provide Plumbing for TPAC for Missouri Southern State University in accordance with the terms and conditions set forth herein. These components and system are intended to describe the project's general requirements and are not intended to be representative of all specifications and details that may be required. Prior to award of the contract all questions and/or clarifications regarding this proposal should be submitted by email to Jennings-k@mssu.edu by 12:00pm CST November 5th, 2026. Questions received after this date may not be answered. Only questions answered by formal written Addenda will be binding. Oral and other interpretations or clarifications will be without legal effect. Project Description: Installation of new plumbing and chiller pump for the return and supply primary water from the chiller to second floor mechanical room. 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Bid must include project overview and specifications of materials used. Any part of project requiring hot work must be communicated to Facility Services to obtain permit, and the work follows all requirements. Contractor is responsible for work area. Scope of Services: - Demolition Work: - Removal of existing panels above exterior doors. Ceiling tile and grid as needed. - Concrete boring as needed for plumbing - General/Installations: - Installation of 6" pipe from chiller to pump system for supply and return lines. - Connection to existing plumbing with necessary valves, strainers, control ports, and Glycol system, connection for expansion future tank if needed. If over roof installation standoff risers must be preapproved for TPO roofing. - Provide connections as needed of Victaulic fittings, material fittings and flanges. - Setting and installation to plumbing of existing chiller pump with pad and anti-vibrational isolators. Electrical set-up to pump and minor controls. - Installation of pipe insulation from unit to mechanical room, with exterior insulation having vapor retarder and protective waterproof outer jacket. - Finish installation of ceiling grid and tile as needed. - Finished and sealed through the wall bores or floors. - Alternate: - Provide 100 Gallon, ½ HP pump at 70psi Glycol system Wessels GMP-Series GMP-15100 (Or Equivalent) - Plumbing material steel, Aqua Therm, HDPE, or approved other. - Route of plumbing across roof opposed to through building corridor. Project Close: Area cleaned, final walk through and full run inspections. Change Orders: All change orders must be made in writing and all costs submitted separately. Written approvals can be made in writing or through e-mail. Insurance: The successful contractor shall submit to the University a Certificate of Insurance for all insurance required. University shall be named as an additional insured. 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Payroll records, certified monthly payroll submissions, and a wage rate affidavit upon completion are required. Required training: all on-site employees must complete the ten-hour construction safety training program required under Section 292.675, RSMo unless previously completed. Failure to comply carries specified penalties. Contractors organized outside Missouri must be authorized to do business in Missouri. Examination of Bid Package: Bidders must thoroughly examine the bid package, consider applicable laws/regulations, and promptly notify the University of conflicts, errors, or ambiguities. Offeror's Information / Submission Requirements: Proposals, pricing pages, and all other marketing materials and documents must be in one volume. Bids must be submitted on 8 1/2" x 11" paper and shall not exceed 100 pages in total length. Proprietary information must be placed in a separate envelope or file and marked "Proprietary Information". Pricing information cannot be considered proprietary. Proposals will not be available for public review until after a contractual agreement is executed or all proposals are rejected. Proposals must remain valid for 180 days. Evaluation Process: Proposals will be competitively evaluated based on responses to all requirements in the RFP. Evaluation may include written proposal review, presentations, interviews, client reference visits, and best and final offers. Scoring criteria: Cost (60 points), Start Date (20 points), Total Estimated Days till Completion (20 points) — Total 100 points.
Decision makers connected to this RFP from Arkansas Tech University.
Solicitation files and supporting documents for this bid.