The US Army Corps of Engineers is seeking a contractor to provide annual crane inspections and repair maintenance at the Chief Joseph Dam in Washington. The contract will be for a base year with four optional years. The contractor will be responsible for inspecting and certifying seven cranes, including two 165-ton cranes, a tail race crane, an intake crane, a link belt crane, a grove crane, and a national 23-ton crane. The contractor will also provide repair maintenance as needed to bring the cranes back to service. The contractor must comply with all applicable regulations, including ASME B30 crane industry standards and OSHA regulations.
• The contractor must provide a Microsoft Excel spreadsheet showing all inspections and work performed.
• The contractor must maintain a clean working area.
• The contractor must provide all necessary equipment and materials.
• The contractor must comply with all safety and health requirements.
• The contractor must provide certification documentation to the WA state Dpt. of L&I for certificates of compliance per crane.
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