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City of North Port·Florida

Repair and Certification of Emergency Vehicles

Closes 9/17/2026$5k – $30kRequest for Quotation
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Description

The City of North Port seeks a qualified vendor to perform repairs, testing, and certification of its emergency vehicle fleet, including ambulances, fire apparatus, and specialty rescue equipment. The contractor must hold ISO/IEC 17020 accreditation, possess factory‑authorized status for a range of manufacturers, and provide rapid emergency response (within 3 hours) as well as non‑emergency service (within 2 working days). The scope includes labor, parts, waste disposal, final cleaning, and detailed reporting upon completion. • Required certifications: ISO/IEC 17020, E.V.T./ASE, and at least one “Master EVT/ASE” certified employee. • Vendor must be factory‑authorized for brands such as Pierce, E‑One, Medtec, Road Rescue, Braun, and Fouts (or list authorized brands). • Services cover emergency repairs (≤3 hours response), non‑emergency repairs (≤2 working days), warranty work, recalls, parts replacement, hazardous waste handling, and post‑job cleaning/reporting. • Estimated labor hours range from 30 to 200 hours; all parts must be factory‑approved; contractor responsible for waste disposal compliance with local, state, and federal regulations.

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Contact

Geoff Thomas(Contract Administrator II)

[email protected]

(941) 429-7102

Key dates

Opened
8/13/2026
Closes
9/17/2026

Last updated

Details

Type
Request for Quotation
Industry
Transportation and Public Transit
NAICS
811120
Solicitation №
FQ-2027-04-0-2026/GT

Budget estimate

$5,000 – $30,000

No explicit budget is listed (projectEstimatedBudget = $0). Based on the estimated labor range (30–200 hours) and typical rates for certified emergency‑vehicle technicians ($100–$150 per hour) plus parts and waste‑disposal costs, the total contract value is likely between roughly $5,000 for minimal work and $30,000 for extensive repairs with parts. This estimate assumes standard hourly rates and average parts costs for the listed equipment brands.

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