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Delivery Point Aspen Colorado Purchase Type One Time Only- Delivery Date:09/01/2022 Question Acceptance Deadline 08/26/2022 01:59 AM EDT Questions are submitted online Yes The City of Aspen is currently seeking qualified professionals to provide Emergency Pipeline Repair Services on an as-needed basis for City Water/Utility departments. The services will include but are not limited to: -Joint repair, inspection, and testing of raw water pipe joints including, but not limited to, reinforced concrete pipe (RCP), prestressed concrete cylinder pipe (PCCP) -Raw water pipe replacement -Mobilization of crew, equipment, and materials -Materials haul-off and project cleanup from work activities During fault response trained and licensed City staff require additional resources to complete a timely repair. Additional expertise and equipment associated with utility excavation, roadway repair, and traffic control is a critical addition to City crews. A quick, skillfully executed repair by staff and an on-call contractor minimizes life and property risks as well as the possibility of an extended impact to the public. The City proposes utilizing contract services to reduce risk, augment staff, and provide the most efficient and timely settlement of electric faults repairs. This type of resolution ensures the highest level of service to our customers and community. Individual repairs vary depending on size, scope, and season. Work may take place during business hours, after hours, nights, weekends and holidays. Response to emergency services must be available 24/7, 365 days per year. Staff may require an immediate emergency response from an on-call contractor with a mobilization time not exceeding 48 hours. For example: contractor will be responsible for getting locates in the digging area; cone off and secure the area; communicate with citizens and/or business owners regarding the impact of the work that will take place; remove asphalt or concrete in the dig area; dig out damaged RCP joint; backfill according to City standards; take any materials to the landfill; and replace asphalt or concrete that has been removed and obtain any required emergency permits.