The City of Worcester (Department of Sustainability & Resilience) solicited sealed bids for two off‑grid, solar‑powered boat decontamination stations—one for Indian Lake and one for Coes Reservoir. The stations must be self‑contained, waterless cleaning systems with tools, educational displays, and a 1‑year warranty. The award will be based on the lowest net price meeting all specifications, with a 90‑day award window after the June 29, 2022 bid opening. CD3 General Benefits Corp. was the winning vendor, pricing the stations at $38,152.49 each.
• Quantity: 2 stations (1 per location)
• Delivery: Within 60 days A.R.O. (or 12 days if not otherwise specified)
• Warranty: 1‑year guarantee on equipment, materials, and workmanship
• Funding: ARPA – requires Buy‑American, Davis‑Bacon, and other federal compliance