Dallas Area Rapid TransitIssuing agency·Dallas, TX·via a public procurement portalDART is requesting qualified repair services to replace the existing lift chains on the Challenger vehicle lift, Model 44030, located at Lift Bay #2 at the Senate Street Mobility Facility. The purpose of the work is to restore the lift to safe and reliable operating condition in accordance with the lift manufacturers requirements and applicable safety requirements.
The Contractor shall provide all labor, supervision, tools, equipment, materials, replacement parts, transportation, and other resources necessary to complete the work. The Contractor shall: inspect the Challenger Lift Model 44030 and verify the condition of the existing lift chains and associated components before beginning work; remove the existing lift chains and replace them with new chains that meet or exceed the manufacturer's specifications; inspect associated chain components including sprockets, sheaves, rollers, pins, anchors, adjustment mechanisms, guides, and related hardware; properly install, tension, adjust, align, and lubricate the new chains; replace chain-related hardware; perform required adjustments and synchronization; inspect applicable mechanical and safety locking devices; perform an operational test after completion; correct installation-related deficiencies; and clean the work area.
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Source: Dallas Area Rapid Transit (solicitation 260549), retrieved via a public procurement portal. View the official posting, and always confirm requirements and deadlines with the issuing agency.
