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T-0969 BOAT, MOTOR AND TRAILER REPAIRS
STATE OF NEW JERSEY
DEPARTMENT OF TREASURY
DIVISION OF PURCHASE AND PROPERTY
PURCHASE BUREAU INDEX #: T-0969
NOTIFICATION OF AWARD - TERM CONTRACT(S)
CONTRACT TITLE: BOAT, MOTOR AND TRAILER REPAIRS CONTRACT # VARIOUS
CONTRACT PERIOD: APPLICABLE TO:
FROM: 05/21/03 TO: 11/30/09 ALL STATE AGENCIES
POLITICAL SUBDIVISIONS*
VENDOR NAME & ADDRESS: FOR PURCHASE BUREAU USE
SEE ATTACHED VENDOR INFORMATION SHEET(S) Solicitation #: 34478
Bid Open Date : 04/22/03
CID # : 1024029
Commodity Code: 120-30
Set-Aside : NONE
CONDITIONS AND METHODS OF OPERATION
Multi-Source Contracts: State Agencies and Cooperative Purchasing partners
should review each vendor's product/service and prices carefully and
place orders in accordance with the terms and conditions of the contract.
Note that
A. Delivery: All prices F.O.B. Destination
B. Method of Operation - State Agencies Only: Issue an agency purchase order
to the appropriate contract vendor(s).
*IMPORTANT: POLITICAL SUBDIVISION & OTHER COOPERATIVE PURCHASING PARTICIPANTS
In accordance with N.J.S.A. 40A:11-11(5), N.J.S.A. 52:25-16.1 et seq. and
N.J.A.C. 5:34-1.7, all Cooperative Purchasing Program participants are
responsible for ensuring that the Purchase Order issued reflects the correct
contract item pricing and that payment is processed accordingly. Note that
only these items/services specified in the applicable State contract(s) may
be purchased from the contract vendor(s) of record. Cooperative Purchasing
participants assume full responsibility for all purchase transactions issued
through State contracts, including Purchase Orders, delivery compliance, and
payments.
Questions, problems or complaints related to Cooperative Purchasing contact:
Cooperative Purchasing Coordinator
CN 230
Trenton N.J. 08625
(609) 984-7047
In the event of an emergency, contact the following in the order listed:
1.WILMA WILT - BUYER 3. ROBERT BEAUREGARD - BUYER UNIT SUP
609-984-6228
E-MAIL: WILMA.WILT@TREAS.STATE.NJ.US
2.FRED TUCKER - BUYER SUPERVISOR 4. OFFICE OF THE BUREAU SUPERVISOR
609-292-5389 609-292-4751
PB177 (rev. 6/91) PUB. DATE: 08/31/09
INDEX NO: T0969
PAGE NO: 2
NOTICE OF AWARD (NOA)
For
BOAT, MOTOR AND TRAILER REPAIRS
T-0969
A.1 VENDOR-AT-A-GLANCE
CONTRACTOR INFORMATION
Art Merrill Marine FID#: 223212432
408 Absecon Blvd Terms: None
Absecon, NJ 08201 Extend/Coop: Yes
Contact: Karen S. Merrill Delivery: 10 days
Phone: 609-641-5593 Counties Covered: Atlantic
Fax: 609-641-8049
Atlantic Yacht Sales FID#: 223122511
656State Route 35 Terms: None
Middletown, NJ 07748-3409 Extend/Coop.: Yes
Contact: Thomas Morford Delivery: 3 days
Phone: 908-671-1073 Counties Covered: Monmouth
Fax: 908-671-1840
Camp Marine FID#: 222304453
1100 Route 35 South Terms: None
Point Pleasant, NJ 08742 Extend/Coop.: Yes
Contact: Perry Camp Delivery: 7 days
Phone: 732-899-1441 Counties Covered: All
Fax: 732-899-6495
Chestnut Neck Boat Yard FID#: 210688897
758 Old New York Terms: None
Contact: Mary Ann Schutz Delivery: 7 days
Phone: 609-652-1119 Counties Covered: All
Fax: 609-652-5610
Consumers Marine Electronics FID#: 223464946
1771 Hwy 34 South
PO Box 1319
Wall, NJ 07719
Contact: Kip Wasilewski
Phone: 908-881-9025
Fax: 908-681-1498
Inflatablexperts FID#: 650241551
4 Windy Hill Lane Terms: None
Wayland, MA 01776 Extend/Coop: Yes
Contact: Donna Cantwell Delivery: 14 days
Phone: 516-485-0090
Fax: 516-485-0099
Counties Covered: Bergen, Essex, Hudson, Hunterdon, Mercer,
Middlesex, Monmouth, Morris, Passaic, Somerset, Sussex, Union,
Warren
Jamis Upholstery FID#: 223190870
3158 Route88 Terms: None
Point Pleasant, NJ 08742 Extend/Coop: Yes
Contact: Susan Turkmen Delivery: 20 days
Phone: 732-892-6400 Counties Covered: Monmouth,
Fax: 732-6401 Ocean
Mack Boring & Parts FID#: 222144297
2365 Route 22 West Terms: None
Union, NJ 07083 Extend/Coop: Yes
Contact: Karl Halozan Delivery: 30 days
Phone: 908-964-0700 ext. 235 Counties Covered: Monmouth,
Fax: 908-687-6725 Passaic, Union
West Marine Products FID#: 942374523
DBA/ Port Supply Terms: None
500Westridge Drive Extend/Coop: Yes
Watsonville, CA 95076 Delivery: 3-5 days
Contact: Chris Deaver Counties Covered: All
Phone: 831-761-4265
Fax: 831-761-3014
Win Tron Electronics FID#: 221839766
Winder Industries Inc Terms: None
800 Route 71 Extend/Coop: Yes
Spring Lake Heights, NJ 07762 Delivery:
Contact: Andrew Bill Counties Covered: All
Phone: 732-449-4850
Fax: 732-449-4519
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VENDORS- BY CATEGORY
CATEGORY I - Boat Repair
Contractor Hourly Rate Discount/Catalog
Art Merrill $55.00 20% MESCO 2003
Atlantic Yacht $47.50 -----
Camp Marine ----- 25%/Franklin,Load-Rite 4/10/03
Chestnut Neck Boat Yard $60.00 20% / Major brands 2003
Inflatablexperts $75.00 5% /Avon, Seark 4/16/03
West Marine Products ----- 10% / Port Supply Gov. Cat.
CATEGORY II - Motor Repair
Contractor Hourly Rate Discount/Catalog
Art Merrill $55.00 15% Bombardier 2003
Atlantic Yacht Sales $47.50 -----
Camp Marine ----- 25%/Franklin,Load-Rite4/10/03
Chestnut Neck Boat $60.00 10% / Major brands 2003
Inflatablexperts $75.00 5%/Honda,Yamaha,et al.4/16/03
Mack Boring & Parts $85.00 -----
West Marine Products ----- 10% / Port Supply Gov. Catalog
Win Tron Electronics ----- Net / Win-Tron 2002
CATEGORY III - Boat Painting
Contractor Hourly Rate Discount/Catalog
Art Merrill Marine $10.00 per foot 20% MESCO 2003
Atlantic Yacht Sales $47.50 -----
Camp Marine ----- 30% / MESCO 4/10/03
Chestnut Neck Boat Yard $55.00 20% / Major brands 2003
West Marine Products ----- 10% / Port Supply Gov. Cat.
CATEGORY IV - Boat, Motor & Trailer Parts & Accessories
Contractor Hourly Rate Discount/Catalog
Art Merrill Marine ----- 20% MESCO 2003
Chestnut Neck Boat Yard $60.00 20% / Major brands 2003
West Marine Products ----- 10% / Port Supply Gov. Cat.
CATEGORY V - Trailer Repairs
Contractor Hourly Rate Discount/Catalog
Art Merrill Marine $55.00 20% MESCO 2003
$70.00(transport) -----
Atlantic Yacht Sales $47.50 -----
Camp Marine $60.00 25%/Franklin,Load-Rite4/10/03
Chestnut Neck Boat Yard $60.00 20% / Major brands 2003
West Marine Products ----- 10%/Port Supply Gov. Catalog
CATEGORY VI - Marine Electronics - Sales & Repairs
Contractor Hourly Rate Discount/Catalog
Art Merrill Marine $55.00 20% MESCO 2003
Atlantic Yacht Sales $47.50 -----
Camp Marine ----- 30%/Franklin,Load-Rite4/10/03
Chestnut Neck Boat Yard $60.00 10% / Major brands 2003
Consumers Marine Electronics ---- Net/Consumers Marine
Electronics 2002
West Marine ---- 10% / Port Supply Gov. Cat.
Win Tron ---- Net / Win-Tron 2002
CATEGORY VII - Canvas & Upholstery Repairs
Contractor Hourly Rate Discount/Catalog
Art Merrill Marine $65.00 20% MESCO 2003
Atlantic Yacht Sales $47.50 20% markup/open 2003
Camp Marine ----- 30%/Franklin,Load-Rite4/10/03
Chestnut Neck Boat Yard $60.00 20% / Major brands 2003
Jamis Upholstery $65.00 -----
West Marine Products ----- 10%/Port Supply Gov. Catalog
CATEGORY VIII- Machine Shop Repairs
Contractor Hourly Rate Discount/Catalog
Art Merrill Marine $65.00 -----
Atlantic Yacht Sales $47.50 -----
Chestnut Neck Boat Yard $60.00 -----
CATEGORY IX - Travel Lift Repairs
Contractor Hourly Rate Discount/Catalog
Atlantic Yacht Sales $47.50 -----
Chestnut Neck Boat Yard $60.00 -----
CATEGORY X - Sandblasting
Contractor Hourly Rate Discount/Catalog
Atlantic Yacht Sales $47.50 -----
Chestnut Neck Boat Yard $60.00 -----
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VENDOR- QUALIFICATIONS
4.4.2.1.1 Does your firm have the capability to remove a vessel from
the water? (If "Yes" what capacity and size)
Art Merrill Marine Yes Up to 25' 8000 lbs.
Atlantic Yacht Sales Yes 30,000 lbs 15 tons
Camp Marine No
Chestnut Neck Boat Yard Yes
Inflatablexperts Yes Up to 24 feet
Jamis Upholstery No
Mack Boring & Parts No
West Marine Products No
Win Tron Electronics No
4.4.2.1.2 Does your firm carry a supply of parts and accessories?
(If "Yes", how many days)
Art Merrill Marine Yes 5 days
Atlantic Yacht Yes 20 days
Camp Marine Yes
Chestnut Neck Boat Yard Yes
Inflatablexperts Yes, for certain models
Jamis Upholstery No
Mack Boring & Parts Yes, 90 days
West Marine Products Yes, continually
Win Tron Electronics No
4.4.2.1.3 Does your firm have a suitable area, in which boat painting
can be accomplished? (If "Yes", show size)
Art Merrill Marine Yes 100' x 100'
Atlantic Yacht Sales Yes 5,000 sq. ft.
Camp Marine No
Chestnut Neck Boat Yard Yes
Inflatablexperts Yes, up to 20 feet
Jamis Upholstery No
Mack Boring & Parts No
West Marine Products No
Win Tron Electronics No
4.4.2.1.4 Does your firm have a delivery capability? (If "Yes", how
many days)
Art Merrill Marine No
Atlantic Yacht Sales Yes 48 hours
Camp Marine No
Chestnut Neck Boat Yard Yes 7 days
Inflatablexperts Yes
Jamis Upholstery No
Mack Boring & Parts Yes, 1-5 days
West Marine Products Yes, 3-5 days
Win Tron Electronics No
4.4.2.1.5 Is literature and/or catalogs enclosed with your bid
proposal?
Art Merrill Marine No
Atlantic Yacht Sales No, available on request
Camp Marine No
Chestnut Neck Boat Yard Yes-some
Consumers Marine Electronics Yes
Inflatablexperts No
Jamis Upholstery No
Mack Boring & Parts Yes
West Marine Products No
Win Tron Electronics Yes
4.4.2.1.6 Have you enclosed a listing of your subcontractors (Name,
address, phone number and contact person), with an itemization of
products and/or services?
Art Merrill Marine No
Atlantic Yacht Sales No, available on request
Camp Marine No
Chestnut Neck Boat Yard Yes
Inflatablexperts No
Jamis Upholstery No
Mack Boring & Parts No
West Marine Products No
Win Tron Electronics No
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SPECIFICATIONS
For
BOAT, MOTOR AND TRAILER REPAIRS
T-0969
CATEGORY I - Boat Repair
CATEGORY II - Motor Repair
CATEGORY III - Boat Painting
CATEGORY IV - Boat, Motor & Trailer Parts & Accessories
CATEGORY V - Trailer Repairs
CATEGORY VI - Marine Electronics - Sales & Repairs
CATEGORY VII - Canvas & Upholstery Repairs
CATEGORY VIII- Machine Shop Repairs
CATEGORY IX - Travel Lift Repairs
CATEGORY X - Sandblasting
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1.0 INFORMATION FOR BIDDERS
1.1 Purpose and Intent
This Request for Proposal (RFP) is issued by the Purchase Bureau,
Division of Purchase and Property, Department of the Treasury on
behalf of various Using Agencies, primarily the New Jersey State
Police and The Department of Environmental Protection. The purpose of
this RFP is to solicit bid proposals for Boat, Motor and Trailer
Repairs, to include Parts, Accessories, Painting, Marine Electronics,
Machine Shop Repairs, Canvas & Upholstery Repairs and Travel Lift
Repairs.
The intent of this RFP is to award contracts to those responsible
bidders whose bid proposals, conforming to this RFP are most
advantageous to the State, price and other factors considered.
The State intends to extend the contracts awarded to the Purchase
Bureau's cooperative purchasing partners. These partners include
quasi-state agencies, counties, municipalities, school districts,
volunteer fire departments, first aid squads, and independent
institutions of higher learning, County colleges and State colleges.
1.2 Background
This RFP has been revised to replace the contract for Boat, Motor &
Trailer Repairs, which expired on December 31, 2002.
2.0 DEFINITIONS
2.1 Definitions
The following definitions shall be part of any contract awarded or
order placed as a result of this RFP:
Addendum - Written clarification or revision to this RFP issued by the
Purchase Bureau.
Amendment - A change in the scope of work to be performed by the
contractor. An amendment is not effective until signed by the
Director, Division of Purchase and Property.
Bidder A vendor submitting a bid proposal in response to this RFP.
Contract - This RFP, any addendum to this RFP, the bidder's bid
proposal submitted in response to this RFP and the Division's Notice
of Acceptance.
Contractor - The contractor is the bidder awarded a contract.
Director - Director, Division of Purchase and Property, Department of
the Treasury. By statutory authority, the Director is the chief
contracting officer for the State of New Jersey.
Division - The Division of Purchase and Property.
May - Denotes that which is permissible, but not mandatory.
Request for Proposal (RFP) - This document, which establishes the
bidding and contract requirements and solicits bid proposals to meet
the purchase needs of the Using Agencies, as identified herein.
Shall or Must - Denotes that which is a mandatory requirement.
Failure to meet a mandatory requirement will result in the rejection
of a bid proposal, as materially non-responsive.
Should - Denotes that which is recommended, but not mandatory.
State - State of New Jersey
Using Agencies - The entities for which the Division has issued this
RFP.
3.0 COMMODITY DESCRIPTION AND SCOPE OF WORK
Categories: This bid proposal is divided into ten (10) categories, as
follows:
3.1 CATEGORY I - Boat Repairs (Excluding Upholstery and Canvas
Repairs, See Category 7).
3.2 CATEGORY II - Motor Repairs.
3.3 CATEGORY III - Boat Painting (Including Purchase of Marine
Paints).
3.4 CATEGORY IV - Boat, Motor, and Trailer Parts and Accessories.
3.5 CATEGORY V - Trailer Repairs.
3.6 CATEGORY VI - Marine Electronics.
3.7 CATEGORY VII - Upholstery & Canvas Repairs.
3.8 CATEGORY VIII - Machine Shop Repairs (including the Making and
Repair of Propeller Shafts).
3.9 CATEGORY IX - Travel Lift Repairs.
3.10 CATEGORY X - Sandblasting.
Bidders are not required to bid on the entire proposal and are
permitted to bid only those categories of the proposal for which they
can provide the service.
_____________________________________________________________________
SECTION 3.1 - CATEGORY I - BOAT REPAIRS.
3.1.1 Repairs shall include those normally associated with that
required to make the vessel seaworthy, to include the interior/
exterior hull, cabin, deck, etc., and components but excluding motor
repair which is covered under Category II, of this specification.
3.1.2 Upholstery and Canvas Repairs, need not be included in this
section but in the event this service is necessary while doing boat
repairs the Using Agency may choose to use the same vendor repairing
the boat to do the canvas or upholstery work by using the same or
lower hourly rate.
3.1.3 Contractors are required to have qualified personnel,
equipment, supplies and a suitable facility to accomplish the required
repairs. Contractors should provide a description of its capabilities
and facilities to perform this service
3.1.4 Rebuilt or remanufactured parts may be used, subject to
approval of the Using Agency, prior to the start of any work.
3.1.5 Unless otherwise instructed by the Agency, all parts that are
removed, in the repair of a vessel, must be returned with the boat.
3.1.6 After repair is completed, the vessel will be subject to
inspection by the Agency. If the repair services are not properly
performed, as judged by the Agency, corrective service will be
performed at the contractor's expense.
3.1.7 Any repair service and/or parts that the contractor deems
necessary, beyond the original repair request, must first be approved
by the Agency. Contractor is required to notify the Agency to receive
approval.
3.1.8 Boat repairs will generally be accomplished at the Agency
location, but if removal to the contractor's site is required the
cost of any transportation to and from the Agency's location will be
borne by the contractor.
3.1.9 Bidders should indicate in the bid, if there is a limitation up
to a certain length to which the vendor is limited. Also indicate any
other applicable restrictions. If the bidder specializes in repairing
a certain boat above all others, please indicate that particular
specialty.
______________________________________________________________________
3.1.10 PRICING METHODOLOGY FOR BOAT REPAIRS -
Fill in prices on the price sheets provided at the end using the
following price lines:
LINE 1 - HOURLY RATE FOR BOAT REPAIRS
LINE 2 - DISCOUNT OFF MANUFACTURERS PARTS CATALOG FOR REPLACEMENT
PARTS. (Catalog name, edition or issue date).
______________________________________________________________________
SECTION 3.2 CATEGORY II - MOTOR REPAIRS:
3.2.1 Repairs shall include those normally associated with the repair
of diesel marine engines and outboard or inboard/outboard motors.
Repair will include replacement, adjustment and/or overhaul of major
and minor components.
3.2.2 Examples of repairs/adjustments include spark plugs,
distributors, corroded connections, contact wear, timing adjustment,
carburetor, wiring, hoses, valves, battery, fuel filter, fuel systems,
electrical systems, shafts, etc.
3.2.3 Motor repairs will generally be accomplished at the Agency's
location, but if removal to the contractor's site is required, the
cost of any transportation, to or from the Agency's location will be
borne by the contractor.
3.2.4 Unless otherwise instructed by the Agency, all parts that are
removed in the repair of the motor, must be returned with the engine.
3.2.5 After repair is completed, the motor/engine will be subject to
inspection, by the Agency. If the repair service is not properly
performed, as judged by the Agency, the corrective service shall be
performed at the contractor's expense.
3.2.6 Any repair services and/or parts that the contractor deems
necessary, beyond the original repair request, must first be approved
by the Agency.
3.2.7 Bidder must provide a detailed description of its capabilities,
experience and facilities to make diesel or outboard motor repairs.
3.2.8 Indicate the capacity to perform engine service and repairs up
to a certain size and indicate make and models for which you are
certified to do same.
3.2.9 Provide specific information on the types, make & model,
horsepower, etc. of the equipment you propose to service.
______________________________________________________________________
3.2.10 PRICING METHODOLOGY FOR MARINE ENGINE & 0UTBOARD MOTOR REPAIRS:
Fill in prices on the price sheets at the end using the following
price lines -
LINE 3 - HOURLY RATE FOR ENGINE & MOTOR REPAIRS (indicate make &
model).
LINE 4 - DISCOUNT OFF MANUFACTURER'S PARTS CATALOG FOR REPLACEMENT
PARTS. (Catalog name, edition or issue date).
______________________________________________________________________
SECTION 3.3 CATEGORY III - BOAT PAINTING:
3.3.1 Boat painting will be conducted at the contractor's site and
the cost of transportation will be included in the total cost, to
include return to the Agency's location.
3.3.2 Applications of paints, including primers, shall be
accomplished according to industry-wide standards, in the finished
color(s) required by the Agency. Paints using "TBT" are not
permitted. Bottom paints will be applied only after the hull has been
properly prepared, which means scrubbing the bottom or using a power
washer.
3.3.3 Contractors are required to have qualified personnel,
equipment, supplies and a suitable closed area where the painting is
to be accomplished.
3.3.4 After painting is completed, the vessel will be subject to
inspection by the Agency. If the painting is not properly
accomplished, as judged by the Agency, corrections shall be
accomplished at the contractor's expense.
3.3.5 Paint Used on a project: Bidders must supply paint catalogs
with prices and discounts to be used when selecting paint which will
be used on any boat painting project. Paint is to be billed as a
separate item from the hourly rate for painting.
3.3.6 Paint Purchases: Using agencies may purchase Marine Grade
Paints, Bottom Paints, Fiberglass Material, Gel-Coats, etc., from
catalogs supplied with the bid while using the appropriate discounts
offered.
______________________________________________________________________
3.3.7 PRICING METHODOLOGY FOR BOAT PAINTING -
Fill in prices on the price sheets at the end using the following
price lines -
LINE 5 - HOURLY RATE FOR BOAT PAINTING
LINE 6 - PAINT DISCOUNT OFF CATALOG PRICE FOR CONTRACTOR'S PROJECT USE
OR FOR PURCHASE BY STATE AGENCY. (Catalog name, edition or
issue date)
______________________________________________________________________
SECTION 3.4 CATEGORY IV - BOAT,MOTOR,TRAILER PARTS/ACCESSORIES:
3.4.1 Parts and accessories listed in the contract will be for
Boats, Motors/Engines and Trailers, and will be ordered/picked up by
the Agency, unless an emergency situation requires delivery by the
contractor. In the latter case the bid proposal will indicate the
cost of making deliveries. Primary and secondary vendors will be
eligible for award of these lines.
______________________________________________________________________
3.4.2 PRICING METHODOLOGY FOR PARTS AND ACCESSORIES:
Fill in prices on the price sheets at the end using the following
price lines -
LINE 7 - DISCOUNT OFF MANUFACTURER'S CATALOG FOR PARTS TO BE USED ON A
CONTRACTOR REPAIR PROJECT OR FOR PURCHASE BY USING AGENCIES. (Catalog
name, edition or issue date).
______________________________________________________________________
SECTION 3.5 CATEGORY V - TRAILER REPAIRS:
3.5.1 Boat Trailer repairs will generally be accomplished at the
Agency's location but if it becomes necessary to remove the trailer to
the contractor's site, the cost of the transportation to and from the
Agency's location will be indicated on the PRICING SHEET.
______________________________________________________________________
3.5.2 PRICING METHODOLOGY FOR TRAILER REPAIRS:
Fill in prices on the price sheets at the end using the following
price lines -
LINE 8 - HOURLY RATE FOR BOAT TRAILER REPAIRS
LINE 9 - DISCOUNT OFF MANUFACTURER'S CATALOG FOR REPLACEMENT PARTS
(Catalog name, edition or issue date.)
LINE 10 - HOURLY RATE FOR CONTRACTOR TRANSPORT OF DISABLED TRAILER.
______________________________________________________________________
SECTION 3.6 CATEGORY VI - MARINE ELECTRONICS - SALES AND REPAIR:
3.6.1 The type of marine electronics required for this Category, is
to be that equipment specifically required for use in water-craft and
ship-to-shore communications, examples of which are radio sets, radar
equipment, Global Positioning System GARMIN, or approved equal, and
other related marine electronic equipment, parts and accessories.
3.6.2 Any items, parts or accessories provided will be new and of the
latest design. Rebuilt or remanufactured items, parts or accessories
are not acceptable.
______________________________________________________________________
3.6.3 PRICING METHODOLOGY FOR MARINE ELECTRONICS:
Fill in the prices on the price sheets at the end using the following
price lines -
LINE 11 - HOURLY RATE FOR INSTALLATION OR REPAIR OF MARINE ELETRONICS
LINE 12 - DISCOUNT OFF MANUFACTURER CATALOG FOR REPLACEMENT PARTS OR
NEW EQUIPMENT. (CATALOG NAME, EDITION OR ISSUE DATE).
______________________________________________________________________
SECTION 3.7 CATEGORY VII - CANVAS & UPHOLSTERY SALES & REPAIRS
Fill in prices on the price sheets at the end using the following
price lines -
LINE 13 - HOURLY RATE FOR CANVAS & UPHOLSTERY WORK
LINE 14 - DISCOUNT OFF MANUFACTURER'S CATALOG FOR REPLACEMENT GOODS TO
BE USED BY THE CONTRACTOR OR THE USING AGENCY. (Catalog name, edition
or issue date).
______________________________________________________________________
SECTION 3.8 CATEGORY VIII - MACHINE SHOP REPAIRS:
3.8.1 It is anticipated that from time to time, general machine shop
repairs will be required such as turning of a screw, propeller repair,
make or repair propeller shafts, etc.
3.8.2 Using Agencies will determine the need for machine shop
repairs.
______________________________________________________________________
3.8.3 PRICING METHODOLOGY FOR MACHINE SHOP REPAIR WORK.
Fill in prices on the price sheets at the end using the following
price line -
LINE 15 - HOURLY RATE FOR MACHINE SHOP REPAIRS (INCLUDING TRAVEL TIME
OR DELIVERY)
______________________________________________________________________
SECTION 3.9 CATEGORY IX - TRAVEL LIFT REPAIRS:
3.9.1 Repairs will be required to Boat Travel Lifts, from time to
time.
3.9.2 Repairs, as required, will be accomplished at the Agency
location.
______________________________________________________________________
3.9.3 PRICING METHODOLOGY FOR TRAVEL LIFT REPAIRS:
Fill in price on the price sheets at the end using the following price
line -
LINE 16 - HOURLY RATE FOR TRAVEL LIFT REPAIRS
______________________________________________________________________
SECTION 3.10 CATEGORY X - SANDBLASTING:
3.10.1 Past experience has indicated that some boats, prior to the
applications of final paint coats, will require sandblasting of the
hull in preparation for same.
3.10.2 The need for sandblasting will be at the discretion of the
Using Agency who will notify the contractor accordingly.
3.10.3 The sandblasting may be accomplished at the Agency site or at
the contractor's site, whichever is deemed more appropriate by the
contractor and the Using Agency.
3.10.4 Sandblasting will be accomplished in accordance with current
manufacturers' standards.
______________________________________________________________________
3.10.5 PRICING METHODOLOGY FOR SANDBLASTING:
Fill in prices on the price sheets at the end using the following
price lines -
LINE 17 - HOURLY RATE FOR SANDBLASTING.
LINE 18 - HOURLY RATE FOR PICKUP AND DELIVERY
4.0 PROPOSAL PREPARATION AND SUBMISSION
4.4.2 Submittals
4.4.2.1 THE BIDDER IS TO COMPLETE THE FOLLOWING QUESTIONNAIRE:
4.4.2.1.1 Does your firm have the capability to remove a vessel from
the water? (If "Yes" what capacity and size)
YES_____ NO _____
4.4.2.1..2 Does your firm carry a supply of parts and accessories?
(If "Yes", how many days)
YES _____ NO _____
4.4.2.1.3 Does your firm have a suitable area, in which boat painting
can be accomplished? (If "Yes", show size)
YES _____ NO _____
4.4.2.1.4 Does your firm have a delivery capability? (If "Yes", how
many days)
YES _____ NO _____
4.4.2.1.5 Is literature and/or catalogs enclosed with your bid
proposal?
YES _____ NO _____
4.4.2.1.6 Have you enclosed a listing of your subcontractors (Name,
address, phone number and contact person), with an itemization of
products and/or services? YES _____ NO _____
4.4.2.1.7 PLEASE INDICATE BELOW THE COUNTY(IES) FOR WHICH THE VENDOR
IS SUBMITTING A BID.
Each bidder is to list the county in which their facility(s) is
located:
______________________________________________________________________
If bidding maintenance and parts delivery in counties other than where
your business is located explain how you will perform such.
Check counties where you are bidding:
Atlantic _____ Gloucester _____ Ocean _____
Bergen _____ Hudson _____ Passaic _____
Burlington _____ Hunterdon _____ Salem _____
Camden _____ Mercer _____ Somerset _____
Cape May _____ Middlesex _____ Sussex _____
Cumberland _____ Monmouth _____ Union _____
Essex _____ Morris _____ Warren _____
4.4.2.2 BIDDER DATA SHEET
The bidder must provide all of the information requested. The bidder
may provide its response on a separate attachment but should clearly
note here that it is doing so:
1. Name of individual that may be contacted at all times if
information, service, or problem solving is required by the using
agency. This service shall be available at no additional charge.
(Please print or type)
Name:_____________________________________________________________
Address:__________________________________________________________
City, State:______________________________________________________
Phone Number: ___________________ Fax Number:_____________________
2. Years of this individual's experience in servicing similar
accounts: _____________
3. Identify the similar accounts this individual has serviced:
__________________________________________________________________
__________________________________________________________________
__________________________________________________________________
4.4.2.3 REFERENCE DATA SHEETS - SATISFACTORY CUSTOMER SERVICE
The bidder must provide all of the information requested. The bidder
may provide its response on a separate attachment but should clearly
state here that it is doing so:
Supply the name(s) of present customers you are servicing for
contracts of a similar size and scope to those required by this RFP.
The State reserves the right to visit these locations and verify
production.
1. Name of customer provided as reference:__________________________
Name of individual State may contact to verify reference:
_________________________________________________________________
Phone # of contact person: ______________________________________
Length of time services provided by the bidder to this customer:
__________________
2. Name of customer provided as reference:__________________________
Name of individual State may contact to verify reference:
_________________________________________________________________
Phone # of contact person: ______________________________________
Length of time services provided by the bidder to this customer:
__________________
3. Name of customer provided as reference: _________________________
Name of individual State may contact to verify reference:
_________________________________________________________________
Phone # of contact person: ______________________________________
Length of time services provided by the bidder to this customer:
__________________
4.4.3 Cost Proposal
The bidder must submit its pricing using the State supplied price
sheet(s) attached to this RFP. Failure to submit all information
required will result in the bid being considered non-responsive. Each
bidder is required to hold its prices firm through issuance of
contract.
The discounts, prices, and/or labor rates will be based on the most
current manufacturer's catalog, at the time of purchase. The bidder's
signature on the bid proposal shall certify that their discounts,
prices, and/or labor rates will remain firm for the full term of the
contract and any subsequent extensions, based upon the most current
manufacturer's catalog, copy of which shall be provided to the Using
Agency with the vendor's invoice, voucher or billing. It is solely
the responsibility of the vendor to provide copies of the most current
manufacturer's catalog, to the Using Agency.
Bidders are not required to bid on the entire proposal and are
permitted to bid only those categories of the proposal for which they
can provide the service. Bidders need to provide pertinent
information regarding the type of work on which they are bidding, the
certifications, and brands they have been qualified to provide service
on.
5.0 CONTRACTUAL TERMS AND CONDITIONS
5.1 Precedence of Contractual Terms and Conditions
The contract awarded as a result of this RFP shall consist of this
RFP, addendum to this RFP, the contractor's bid proposal and the
Division's Notice of Award.
Unless specifically stated within this RFP, the Contractual Terms and
Conditions of the RFP take precedence over the Standard Terms and
Conditions of the RFP.
In the event of a conflict between the provisions of this RFP,
including the Contractual Terms and Conditions and the Standard Terms
and Conditions, and any Addendum to this RFP, the Addendum shall
govern.
In the event of a conflict between the provisions of this RFP,
including any Addendum to this RFP, and the bidder's bid proposal, the
RFP and/or the Addendum shall govern.
5.2 Business Registration See Standard Terms & Conditions, Section
1.1
5.3 Contract Term and Extension Option
The term of the contract shall be for a period of two years. The
anticipated "Contract Effective Date" is provided on the cover sheet
of this RFP. If delays in the procurement process result in a change
to the anticipated Contract Effective Date, the bidder agrees to
accept a contract for the full term of the contract. The contract may
be extended for all or part of two (2) additional one-year periods, by
the mutual written consent of the contractor and the Director.
Purchase orders may be placed against the contract up to and including
the end of business on the last day of the contract, for delivery no
more than 45 days after contract expiration.
5.4 Contract Transition
In the event that a new contract has not been awarded prior to the
contract expiration date, as may be extended herein, it shall be
incumbent upon the contractor to continue the contract under the same
terms and conditions until a new contract can be completely
operational. At no time shall this transition period extend more than
[ninety 90) days beyond the expiration date of the contract.
5.5 Availability of Funds
The State's obligation to pay the contractor is contingent upon the
availability of appropriated funds from which payment for contract
purposes is made. No legal liability on the part of the State for
payment of any money shall arise unless funds are made available each
fiscal year to the Using Agencies by the Legislature.
5.6 Contract Amendment
Any changes or modifications to the terms of the contract shall only
be valid when they have been reduced to writing and signed by the
contractor and the Director.
5.7 Procedural Requirements and Amendments
5.7.1 The contractor shall comply with procedural instructions that
may be issued from time to time by the Director.
5.7.2 During the period of the contract, no contractual changes are
permitted, unless approved in writing by the Director.
5.7.3 The State reserves the right to separately procure individual
requirements that are the subject of the contract during the contract
term, when deemed by the Director to be in the State's best interest.
5.8 Items Ordered and Delivered
The using agencies are authorized to order and the contractors are
authorized to ship only those items covered by the contracts resulting
from this RFP. If a review of orders placed by the using agencies
reveals that material other than that covered by the contract has been
ordered and delivered, such delivery shall be a violation of the terms
of the contract and may be considered by the Director in the
termination of the contract or in the award of any subsequent
contract. The Director may take such steps as are necessary to have
the items returned by the agency, regardless of the time between the
date of delivery and discovery of the violation. In such event, the
contractor shall reimburse the State the full purchase price.
The contract involves items that are necessary for the continuation of
ongoing critical State services. Any delay in delivery of these items
would disrupt State services and would force the State to immediately
seek alternative sources of supply on an emergency basis. Timely
delivery is critical to meeting the State's ongoing needs.
5.10 Remedies for Non-Performance
In the event that the contractor fails to comply with any material
contract requirements, the Director may take steps to terminate the
contract in accordance with the State administrative code. In this
event, the Director may authorize the delivery of contract items by
any available means, with the difference between the price paid and
the defaulting contractor's price either being deducted from any
monies due the defaulting contractor or being an obligation owed the
State by the defaulting contractor.
5.11 All products must conform in every respect to the standards and
regulations established by Federal and New Jersey State laws.
5.12 Contract Activity Report
In conjunction with the standard record keeping requirements of this
contract, as listed in paragraph 3.19 of this RFP's standard terms and
conditions, the contractor must provide, on a calendar quarter basis,
to the Purchase Bureau buyer assigned, a record of all purchases made
under its contract. This information must be provided in a tabular
format such that an analysis can be made to determine the following:
-Contractor's total sales volume under contract, subtotaled by
product.
Submission of purchase orders, confirmations, and/or invoices do not
fulfill this contract requirement.
Contractors are encouraged to submit the required information in
electronic spreadsheet format. The Purchase Bureau uses Microsoft
Excel.
Failure to submit these mandated reports will be a factor in future
award decisions.
5.13 Subcontracting And Assignment
5.13.1 The contract MAY NOT be subcontracted or assigned by the
contractor, in whole or in part, without the prior written consent of
the Director of the Division of Purchase and Property. Such consent,
if granted, shall not relieve the contractor of any of their
responsibilities under the contract.
5.13.2 In the event the bidder proposes to subcontract for the
services to be performed under the terms of the contract award, the
bidder shall so state in the bid proposal, and attach for approval, a
list of said subcontractors and an itemization of the products and/or
services to be supplied by them.
5.13.3 Nothing contained in the specifications shall be construed as
creating any contractual relationship between any subcontractor and
the State of New Jersey.
5.14 Inspection Of Vendor Premises
The State of New Jersey reserves the right to inspect the vendor's
premises before making an award or at any time during the contract
period.
6.0 PROPOSAL EVALUATION AND CONTRACT AWARD
6.1 For a product bid that has been determined to be in compliance
with this RFP, the contract shall be awarded on the basis of the
following criteria, not necessarily listed in the order of importance:
6.1.1 Price and Discount
6.1.2 Experience of the bidder
6.1.3 The bidder's past performance under similar contracts,
including if applicable, the State user advocate file.
6.1.4 Delivery schedule.
6.1.5 Successful vendors' capability to maintain an adequate stock of
parts and accessories.
6.2 Contract awards shall be made with reasonable promptness by
written notice to that responsible bidders, whose bid proposals,
conforming to this RFP, are most advantageous to the State, price,
and other factors considered. Any or all bid proposals may be
rejected when the State Treasurer or the Director determines that it
is in the public interest so to do.
It is anticipated that sufficient primary and secondary contracts will
be awarded to qualified bidders in all areas of the State to assure
geographical coverage of the entire State of New Jersey.
The intent is to award a PRIMARY contract to the bidder who submits
the lowest hourly rate for the counties in which it has submitted a
price. A secondary or backup contract will be awarded to the second
low bidder for the second lowest hourly rate per item.
A bidder who submits a bid for only one county must have its principal
place of business in that county or it will not be considered.
BIDDERS WHO DO NOT OFFER A TRADITIONAL GOVERNMENT DISCOUNT OFF THE
CATALOGS WHICH THEY SUBMIT WITH THE BID MAY NOT BE CONSIDERED FOR AN
AWARD.
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VENDOR INFORMATION SHEET
COOP *
VENDOR NAME AND ADDRESS SBE/MBE/WBE/PURCH
______________________________________________________________________________
ART MERRILL MARINE NO /NO /NO /YES CONTRACT #: 55060
408 ABSECON BLVD EXPIRATION DATE: 11/30/09
ABSECON, NJ 08201 TERMS: 15% 1 NET 30
DELIVERY: 2 WEEKS ARO
CONTACT PERSON: KAREN MERRILL CONTACT PHONE: 609-641-5593
ORDER FAX # : 609-641-8049
______________________________________________________________________________
CAMP MARINE NO /NO /NO /YES CONTRACT #: 55059
1100 ROUTE 35 SOUTH EXPIRATION DATE: 11/30/09
PT PLEASANT, NJ 08742 TERMS: NONE
DELIVERY: 2 WEEKS ARO
CONTACT PERSON: PERRY CIMPOLILLO CONTACT PHONE: 732-899-1441
ORDER FAX # : 732-899-6495
______________________________________________________________________________
CHESTNUT NECK BOAT YARD NO /NO /NO /YES CONTRACT #: 55058
758 OLD NEW YORK ROAD EXPIRATION DATE: 11/30/09
PORT REPUBLIC, NJ 08241 TERMS: NONE
DELIVERY: 7 DAYS ARO
CONTACT PERSON: ANN J. BRUNO CONTACT PHONE: 609-652-1119
ORDER FAX # : 609-652-5610
______________________________________________________________________________
JAMIS UPHOLSTERY NO /NO /NO /YES CONTRACT #: 55066
3158 ROUTE 88 EXPIRATION DATE: 11/30/09
PT PLEASANT, NJ 08742 TERMS: NONE
DELIVERY: 3 WEEKS ARO
CONTACT PERSON: SUSAN TURKMEN CONTACT PHONE: 732-892-6400
ORDER FAX # : 732-892-6401
* WILL VENDOR EXTEND CONTRACT PRICES TO COOPERATIVE PURCHASING PARTICIPANTS?
INDEX NO: T0969
PAGE NO: 5
CONTRACT ITEMS/SERVICES
BY VENDOR
______________________________________________________________________________
VNDR: ART MERRILL MARINE CNTRCT #: 55060
LINE# DESCRIPTION/MFGR/BRAND EST QUANTITY UNIT % DISCOUNT UNIT PRICE
00002 COMM CODE: 120-30-019008 1.000 EACH 20.00% N/A
DISCOUNT OFF MANUFACTURER'S CATALOG
FOR REPLACEMENT PARTS
MANUFACTURERS CATALOG: MESCO
DATE: 2003
00004 COMM CODE: 120-30-019010 1.000 EACH 15.00% N/A
DISCOUNT OFFMANUFACTURER'S CATALOG
FOR REPLACEMENT PARTS
MANUFACTURERS CATALOG: BOMBARDIER
DATE: 2003
00006 COMM CODE: 120-30-019012 1.000 EACH 20.00% N/A
PAINT
DISCOUNT OFF CATOLOG
FOR CONTRACTOR PROJECT USE OR FOR
PURCHASE BY STATE AGENCY
MANUFACTURERS CATALOG: MESCO
DATE: 2003
00007 COMM CODE: 120-30-019016 1.000 EACH 20.00% N/A
DISCOUNT OFF MANUFACTURERS CATALOG FOR
REPLACEMENT PARTS TO BE USED ON A
CONTRACTOR REPAIR PROJECT OR FOR
PURCHASE BY END USER
MANUFACTURER CATALOG: MESCO
DATE: 2003
00012 COMM CODE: 120-48-037237 1.000 EACH 20.00% N/A
MARINE ELECTRONICS
DISCOUNT OFF MANUFACTURERS CATALOG
FOR REPLACEMENT PARTS OR NEW EQUIPMENT
MANUFACTURER CATALOG: MESCO
DATE: 2003
00014 COMM CODE: 120-30-037228 1.000 EACH 20.00% N/A
DISCOUNT OFF MANUFACTURERS CATALOG FOR
REPLACEMENT GOODS TO BE USED BY THE
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