Federal contract vehicle · indefinite delivery / indefinite quantity
This Is a Recurring Operation and Maintenance Contract for the Federal Office Building and Social Security Administration Facilities Located in Minneapolis, MN. the Contractor Shall Provide Management, Supervision, Labor, Materials, Equipment, and Supplies and Is Responsible for the Efficient, Effective, Economical, and Satisfactory Operation, Scheduled and Unscheduled Maintenance, and Repair of Equipment and Systems Located Within the Property Line of the Ssa and Fob Buildings, to Include the Following: a. Electrical Systems and Equipment. B. Mechanical, Plumbing, and Heating, Ventilation, Exhaust Systems and Air Conditioning Systems and Equipment. C. Fire Protection and Life Safety Systems and Equipment. D. All Building Monitor and Controls System Are Within the Scope of This Contract. E. Architectural and Structural Systems, Fixtures, and Equipment Within the Site to the Property Line. F. Service Request Desk Operations as Identified in Section C.8.4 to Include Record Keeping Using a Computerized Maintenance Management System If Available or by Other Means as Well as Other Administrative Functions. G. Maintenance of Landscape Irrigation Systems. H. Mechanical Equipment for Window Washing I. Security Fixtures Including But Not Limited to Locks, Keycard Systems, Vehicle Barrier Systems and Static and Dynamic Bollard Systems. J. Dock Levelers and Roll-up and Sliding Garage Doors. K. Reserved L. Reserved M. Storm Drainage Systems, Reduce Storm Water Pollution by Minimizing Discharges and Runoff to the Storm Sewer System and Environment. N. the Contractor Shall Complete Roofing System Investigations and Repairs. O. the Contractor Shall Maintain and Repair U.s. Flag Pole, Lighting and Pulley System. P. the Contractor Shall Maintain Kitchen/concessions Area Drains. Q. the Contractor Shall Maintain Conveying Equipment, Parking Control Equipment, and Loading Dock Equipment.
Committed
$2.1 Million
of $2.3M ceiling
Paid out
$1.6M
71%
Committed, not yet paid
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$479.7K
21%
Unspent ceiling
$181.4K
8%
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