In plain English
COTA seeks a five-year agreement to maintain and provide on-call repairs for six industrial diesel generators at its McKinley Avenue and Fields Avenue facilities. Work includes scheduled maintenance, NFPA 110 checks, 100% load-bank testing, and authorized repairs. The contractor must be OEM-certified or authorized and provide 24/7 emergency dispatch with a two-hour technician-arrival requirement. The agreement runs December 1, 2026, through November 30, 2031.
About this bid
COTA will procure a five-year agreement for preventive maintenance, load testing, diagnostic services, corrective repairs, and emergency response for six industrial diesel generators at the McKinley Avenue, Fields Avenue, and COTA Mobility facilities. The agreement will run from December 1, 2026 through November 30, 2031. The contractor will perform manufacturer-standard quarterly, semiannual, and annual services; NFPA 110 operational checks; 100% load-bank testing; itemized reporting; and authorized corrective repairs. The contractor must be OEM-certified or authorized, provide 24/7/365 emergency dispatch with a two-hour technician-arrival requirement, and warranty service parts and labor…
Details
- Agency
- Central Ohio Transit Authority (COTA)
- Place of performance
- Columbus, Ohio
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