Federal contract vehicle · bpa
Igf::ot::igf Blanket Purchase Agreement GS-05P-14-SC-A-0009 Is Being Established With Murphy Elevator Company Under Federal Supply Schedule GS-21F-0041X. Elevator Maintenance Services - the Contractor Shall Provide All Management, Supervision, Labor, Materials, Supplies and Equipment (except as Otherwise Provided), and Shall Plan, Schedule, Coordinate and Assure Effective Performance of All Services Described Herein. the Contractor Shall Provide Full Elevator Maintenance Service, in Compliance With the Asme Safety Code Requirements, the Manufacturer's Recommendations, the Elevator Industry Field Employees' Safety Handbook, National Electrical Code, and All Other Applicable Laws, Regulations, Rules, Ordinances, Codes, Etc. Full Maintenance Service Is Defined as All Services, Repairs, Inspections and Testing Necessary to Maintain All Elevators, Appurtenances and Accessories in a Fully Operational Mode at All Times Except for Prescheduled Downtime Including All Labor, Parts and Materials. Reference Is Made to Section 8.6 of the Code Which Establishes Many New Requirements That Must Be Followed. the Contractor Will Be Required to Provide Elevator Maintenance and Related Services in Accordance With the Requirements of This Blanket Purchase Agreement at the Lee H. Hamilton Federal Building&usch, 121 W. Spring Street, New Albany, in 47150.
Committed
$15,163
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