Major Accident Bus Repair - Bus 1801

The Greater Dayton Regional Transit Authority is seeking proposals for the repair of a 2018 model bus that was involved in a major accident. The bus sustained significant damage to the rear, including bent engine mounting rails, broken seats, and damaged body panels. The contractor will be responsible for determining the extent of the damage and providing a detailed proposal for the necessary repairs. The proposal should include a production plan and timeline, as well as information on the contractor's experience and qualifications. The contract will be for a fixed price, and the RTA reserves the right to extend the term of the contract by written notice to the contractor. Some key points to consider: • The contractor shall supply all parts, labor, towing, and liability insurance from pick up at RTA, travel to the contractor’s site, performance of the body repairs, and the return of the bus to the RTA in full operating condition. • All parts used for this repair shall be new, unless such parts are approved by RTA in writing. • The contractor shall show sufficient plant capacity, machinery, tooling, shop equipment, and skilled labor to perform the necessary repairs on this bus. • The contractor shall identify their proposed facility location, hours of operation, “key” contacts along with phone numbers and e-mail addresses of all who will be available during the contractor’s hours of operation. • The contractor shall appoint one person as Project Manager, who will serve as the primary contact for the entire project.