This is a service / maintenance or supply contract in Phoenix, Arizona. Contact the soliciting agency for additional information.

The City of Phoenix is seeking a qualified contractor to do business on an on-call basis to provide Cathodic Protection Rehabilitation and Replacement Job Order Contracting Services. One contractor will be selected for this Job Order Contract based on the City's workload. A Small Business Enterprise goal of 1.5% has been established for this project. SECTION I - PROJECT DESCRIPTION At a minimum, the Contractor will be expected to successfully perform the following construction services, including, but not limited to: Replacement of sacrificial anodes for galvanic Cathodic Protection (CP) systems Ability to drill new replacement deep wells for impressed current CP systems; Repair and replacement of rectifiers; Conduct annual CP system testing; Develop reports on conditions of CP systems; Repair of CP test stations, leads, terminal boards, and other CP related hardware; Removal & replacement of concrete, asphalt, landscaping as needed, to complete CP system repairs; Development of design submittals for CP systems; Maintains NACE/AMPP CP4 certification; All other work as it relates to this JOC. This will be for a 36-month duration or $2,400,000 JOC, whichever occurs first. The JOC will include an option to renew, based on the Contractor's satisfactory performance, the City's need for additional services, and funding availability. The option to renew will be for an additional 24-month term or the balance of the maximum contract amount of $4,000,000, including all JOC amendments. The City intends that each Job Order Agreement (JOA) issued under this JOC will not exceed $2,000,000 in construction costs. The Contractor is required to provide performance and payment bonds for the amount of each Job Order proposal prior to executing the Agreement. During the term of the JOC, work is performed as a series of individual Job Orders. Each Job Order Agreement, initiated by the City, is defined cooperatively by the City and the Contractor. A scope, schedule, and price are agreed upon, and the Contractor is directed to proceed with the work. JOAs may include pre-construction services, construction work, project management and contract administration as comprised within the Contractor's construction management plan.