Mobile Indirect Fired Heaters

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Background The Department of Transportation & Public Facilities, HQ State Equipment Fleet, is soliciting bids for Mobile Indirect Fired Heaters. This contract aims to procure equipment necessary for snow removal and dispersal in Alaska, particularly under severe weather conditions. It supports the agency's mission of maintaining safe and accessible transportation infrastructure across the state. Work Details The contract involves the purchase of two types of Mobile Indirect Fired Heaters: - **Lot 1**: Three units with a minimum output of 380,000 BTU/hr, 3,300 CFM airflow, indirect forced air furnace with Riello 40F10 burner or equivalent. - **Lot 2**: Two units with a minimum output of 770,000 BTU/hr, 4,000 CFM airflow, indirect forced air furnace with Riello 40F10 burner or equivalent. Each heater must be trailer-mounted and equipped with a generator and LED light tower. Specific requirements include: - Components such as ducting (specific sizes and types), a single axle trailer with brakes, tongue jack, locking doors, emergency stop on exterior, remote thermostat, and ducting storage. All units must meet current federal and state regulations including EPA emissions standards. Period of Performance The contract period is set for one year from the date of award. Delivery is required within a maximum of 120 days after receipt of order. Place of Performance The geographic location for performance is primarily Alaska, with specific warranty locations noted in Fairbanks. Bidder Requirements Bidders must hold a valid Alaska business license at the time designated for bid opening. They must comply with specific requirements regarding Alaska Bidder Preference and Alaska Veteran Preference if applicable. Additionally, bidders are required to provide proof of insurance covering workers' compensation and commercial general liability as specified in the solicitation.