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CITY COUNCIL AGENDA PACKET
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<br />EXHIBIT A FY 2024/25 – RATE SHEET <br /> <br />FACILITIES MAINTENANCE & RENOVATIONS <br />“HVAC SERVICE & REPAIRS” <br />SCOPE OF SERVICES <br />The City is seeking a qualified HVAC contractor to provide repair and replacement services for HVAC <br />systems in City-owned buildings and structures. The contractor will perform scheduled maintenance tasks <br />and emergency repairs on HVAC systems as needed to ensure the continued operation and safety of City <br />buildings. Services will be provided on both a scheduled basis and during emergencies, with availability <br />for 24-hour response, including overtime when necessary. <br /> <br />Routine Maintenance: Conduct regular inspections, cleaning, and lubrication of HVAC equipment <br />components such as filters, coils, and moving parts. Ensure proper calibration of thermostats, testing of <br />controls, and verification of refrigerant levels. <br /> <br />Repairs/Troubleshooting and Replacement of HVAC Systems: The contractor will be responsible for <br />repairing and/or replacing HVAC systems in City buildings. Diagnose and address malfunctions in HVAC <br />systems, including heating, ventilation, and air conditioning issues. Repair or replace faulty components, <br />detect and repair leaks, and restore proper airflow and ventilation. This includes troubleshooting HVAC <br />issues, upgrading outdated systems, and ensuring compliance with safety standards and regulations. <br /> <br />Emergency Services: Provide round-the-clock emergency HVAC repair services to address sudden <br />breakdowns or malfunctions, ensuring minimal disruption to building occupants. A Prompt Response is <br />expected to staff requests and deploy technicians for troubleshooting and resolve HVAC system failures, <br />including loss of heating or cooling, refrigerant leaks, or system malfunctions. <br /> <br />Preventive Measures: Implement preventive measures to minimize the risk of future breakdowns or <br />malfunctions. Provide recommendations for system upgrades or improvements to enhance energy <br />efficiency and reliability. <br /> <br />Personnel, Materials, and Equipment: Qualified HVAC personnel equipped with the necessary tools, <br />materials, and equipment will be provided by the contractor to perform the required services. All materials <br />used must meet industry standards and safety regulations. <br /> <br />Compliance and Safety: Strict adherence to HVAC codes, regulations, and safety protocols is paramount <br />to ensure the safety and functionality of HVAC systems within City buildings and structures. All safety <br />requirements must be adhered to by the Contractor and/or any subcontractors while on-site. <br /> <br />Special License: Contractors must possess a valid HVAC license issued by the appropriate regulatory <br />body. HVAC (Heating, Ventilation, and Air Conditioning) contractors and is categorized under the C-20 <br />classification. <br /> <br />Communication and Collaboration: Effective communication and collaboration between the contractor <br />and the City's project manager are essential for successful project execution. Regular updates, coordination <br />Page 267 of 782
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