AUTO BODY REPAIR SERVICES Bids for On-Call Revenue Vehicle Auto Body Repair Services must be submitted through SacRT’s PlanetBids Vendor Portal no later than 2:00 p.m., Wednesday, October 26, 2022, Pacific Local Time at which time bids will be publicly available to view on the PlanetBids site.
Auto Body Repair as specified in Section 2.0.
MOTOR VEHICLE AUTO BODY REPAIRS – TWO-YEAR CONTRACT WITH TWO ONE-YEAR OPTIONS Procurement/MinuteTraq #: 41476 Date to be opened: 8/28/2023 Issuing Department: Public Property QUESTIONS • Please direct questions related to the bidding process, how to fill out forms, and how to submit a bid (Pages 1-8) to the Purchasing Department. o Email: purchasing@providenceri.gov ▪ Please use the
info Contact Information Solicitation Number : OEV21000316 from State of Rhode Island Gary Mosca One Capitol Hill 2nd Floor Providence RI, 02908 United States Tel: (401) 574-8124 Fax: gary.mosca@purchasing.ri.gov library_books Solicitation Categories Commodity Code Name 78181500 Vehicle maintenance and repair services 1 total 1 shopping_cart Solicitation Items No solicitation items
Notice Summary Metro is seeking bids to provide auto body collision and repair services to Metro fleet vehicles. Services would include, but are not limited to: body working and painting, frame work and alignment, repairs, and pickup and delivery. Vendor shall provide auto body collision and repair services to Metro's vehicles as needed. Vehicle's damage may be from a collision, vandalism, or impact.
The Department of Veterans Affairs, Puget Sound Health Care, Veterans Transportation Service 1660 South Columbia Way Seattle, WA. 98108 is looking for qualified Auto Body Repair Shop within a 50-mile radius capable to complete the following. Vendor must have an Active/Current SAM.gov Account. Must be registered with both the Financial Services Center and Tungsten network for payment.
The City of Allentown seeks to retain one or more vendors to participate on a Master Vehicle Repair list to provide motor vehicle auto body repairs including but not limited to accident damages and other related damages in accordancewith the terms of this request for proposal (“RFP”). The City of Allentown currently operates a fleet of 620 vehicles and equipment.
