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St. Charles County·Missouri

26-113 Elevator Maintenance and Service - Per Building

Closes 9/21/2026$150k – $300kInvitation for Bid
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St. Charles County is soliciting a qualified vendor to provide comprehensive elevator and vertical‑lift maintenance services for multiple county facilities. The contract covers routine monthly preventive maintenance, quarterly/bi‑monthly inspections, annual and five‑year inspections, 24/7 emergency service, parts replacement (including wear items), and a customer‑portal reporting system. The vendor must supply trained technicians, maintain required insurance, and guarantee price stability for 90 days. The base agreement is for a twelve‑month term with up to four optional one‑year renewals. The County may award the work to one or two vendors, with each building assigned to a single vendor. • Service scope: labor, materials, tools, diagnostics, and parts for all listed elevators and lifts across 10+ county buildings. • Frequency: monthly service; quarterly hydraulic, bi‑monthly traction inspections; at least one monthly inspection per device. • Emergency response: 24/7 coverage, with premium‑time labor billed only to the County under specific conditions. • Parts coverage: motors, switches, ropes, batteries, etc., included; vandalism‑related repairs billed separately (max 10% markup). • Reporting: electronic portal and detailed service reports required after each visit. • Contract length: 12 months, renewable up to four additional years. • Insurance & bonding: $1 M workers comp, $3 M general liability, performance bond if contract value ≥ $50 k. • Submission: two signed copies, sealed, due 9/21/2026 10:00 AM; questions due 9/16/2026 3:00 PM.

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Contact

Donna Clayton(Finance Department)

[email protected]

(636) 949-3870

Key dates

Opened
9/8/2026
Questions due
9/16/2026
Closes
9/21/2026
Duration
12 months

Last updated

Details

Type
Invitation for Bid
Industry
Engineering Services
NAICS
811310
Solicitation №
IFB 26-113

Budget estimate

$150,000 – $300,000

The contract covers 20+ elevators across multiple county buildings with a mandatory monthly service fee, parts coverage, and 24/7 emergency response. Assuming an average monthly service fee of $8,000–$12,000 (typical for municipal elevator fleets of this size) plus occasional out‑of‑scope repairs, the annual contract value is likely between $150,000 and $300,000. Larger facilities (e.g., Family Arena) could push the upper end, while smaller buildings keep the lower end.

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