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Awarded contract·City of St. Petersburg, Florida·Florida

Modular office/classroom buildings and accessories with short and long-term options

Won by Williams Scotsman, Inc.$880kSingle Award
Contract source

Awarded vendors

  • Williams Scotsman, Inc.

Description

This contract is for the lease or rental of modular office/classroom buildings and accessories with short and long-term options. The contract is between Williams Scotsman, Inc. and the City of St. Petersburg, Florida, and has a term of three years with an option to renew for an additional two years. The contract includes provisions for payment, delivery, installation, maintenance, and termination. The City of St. Petersburg, Florida is responsible for providing access to the site, obtaining necessary permits, and maintaining the equipment. Williams Scotsman, Inc. is responsible for delivering, installing, and maintaining the equipment. The contract also includes provisions for warranties, indemnification, and insurance. Some key points to note are: • The contract has a total agreed amount of $879,955.50 for the initial term. • The pricing list includes installation and pick-up costs, as well as monthly lease options for different types of modular buildings. • The City of St. Petersburg, Florida has the right to terminate the contract at any time with 30 days' written notice. • Williams Scotsman, Inc. is responsible for providing a limited transferable royalty-free license to the City of St. Petersburg, Florida to use any documents submitted for the project. • The contract includes provisions for site security, hazardous materials, and emergency services. Some benefits of this contract to the City of St. Petersburg, Florida include: • The ability to lease or rent modular office/classroom buildings and accessories with short and long-term options. • The provision of installation and pick-up services by Williams Scotsman, Inc. • The inclusion of maintenance and repair services in the contract. • The option to renew the contract for an additional two years. • The provision of warranties and indemnification by Williams Scotsman, Inc. Some drawbacks of this contract to the City of St. Petersburg, Florida include: • The potential for costs to exceed the total agreed amount of $879,955.50. • The requirement for the City of St. Petersburg, Florida to provide access to the site and obtain necessary permits. • The potential for delays or non-performance by Williams Scotsman, Inc. • The limitation of liability for consequential, incidental, punitive, liquidated, or special damages by Williams Scotsman, Inc. • The City of St. Petersburg, Florida is responsible for returning the equipment in good condition, and any damages or losses will be their responsibility. Some opportunities for the City of St. Petersburg, Florida to improve this contract include: • Negotiating a lower total agreed amount or pricing list. • Including provisions for more comprehensive maintenance and repair services. • Adding provisions for site security and emergency services. • Increasing the term of the contract or adding options for renewal. • Including more stringent provisions for warranties and indemnification. • Considering the use of modular buildings for other city projects or facilities. Some threats to the City of St. Petersburg, Florida in this contract include: • The potential for costs to exceed the total agreed amount or pricing list. • The risk of delays or non-performance by Williams Scotsman, Inc. • The limitation of liability for consequential, incidental, punitive, liquidated, or special damages by Williams Scotsman, Inc. • The potential for disputes or litigation related to the contract. • The risk of damage or loss to the equipment, and the City of St. Petersburg, Florida's responsibility for returning the equipment in good condition. • The possibility of changes in laws or regulations that may affect the contract. Some key performance indicators (KPIs) for this contract could include: • The total cost of the contract compared to the total agreed amount. • The timeliness and quality of delivery, installation, and maintenance services. • The number of disputes or litigation related to the contract. • The condition of the equipment upon return to Williams Scotsman, Inc. • The satisfaction of the City of St. Petersburg, Florida with the services provided by Williams Scotsman, Inc. • The compliance with laws and regulations related to the contract. • The City of St. Petersburg, Florida's ability to meet its obligations under the contract, including payment and site preparation. Some key metrics for this contract could include: • The total square footage of modular office/classroom buildings leased or rented. • The number of modular buildings delivered, installed, and maintained. • The average response time for maintenance and repair services. • The number of disputes or litigation related to the contract. • The total cost of the contract compared to the total agreed amount. • The City of St. Petersburg, Florida's satisfaction with the services provided by Williams Scotsman, Inc. • The condition of the equipment upon return to Williams Scotsman, Inc. • The compliance with laws and regulations related to the contract. • The City of St. Petersburg, Florida's ability to meet its obligations under the contract, including payment and site preparation. Some key benchmarks for this contract could include: • The average cost per square foot of modular office/classroom buildings leased or rented. • The average response time for maintenance and repair services compared to industry standards. • The number of disputes or litigation related to the contract compared to industry averages. • The total cost of the contract compared to the total agreed amount and industry averages. • The City of St. Petersburg, Florida's satisfaction with the services provided by Williams Scotsman, Inc. compared to industry averages. • The condition of the equipment upon return to Williams Scotsman, Inc. compared to industry standards. • The compliance with laws and regulations related to the contract compared to industry averages. • The City of St. Petersburg, Florida's ability to meet its obligations under the contract, including payment and site preparation, compared to industry averages. Some key best practices for this contract could include: • Regularly reviewing and updating the contract to ensure it remains relevant and effective. • Establishing clear communication channels and protocols for dispute resolution. • Conducting regular inspections and maintenance to ensure the equipment remains in good condition. • Providing training and support to City of St. Petersburg, Florida staff on the use and maintenance of the equipment. • Encouraging feedback and suggestions from City of St. Petersburg, Florida staff to improve the services provided by Williams Scotsman, Inc. • Considering the use of modular buildings for other city projects or facilities. • Developing a comprehensive plan for emergency services and site security. • Ensuring compliance with laws and regulations related to the contract. • The City of St. Petersburg, Florida's ability to meet its obligations under the contract, including payment and site preparation. Some key risks for this contract could include: • The potential for costs to exceed the total agreed amount or pricing list. • The risk of delays or non-performance by Williams Scotsman, Inc. • The limitation of liability for consequential, incidental, punitive, liquidated, or special damages by Williams Scotsman, Inc. • The potential for disputes or litigation related to the contract. • The risk of damage or loss to the equipment, and the City of St. Petersburg, Florida's responsibility for returning the equipment in good condition. • The possibility of changes in laws or regulations that may affect the contract. • The City of St. Petersburg, Florida's ability to meet its obligations under the contract, including payment and site preparation. • The potential for disputes or litigation related to the contract. • The risk of non-compliance with laws and regulations related to the contract. • The potential for damage to the City of St. Petersburg, Florida's reputation or relationships with other vendors or stakeholders. Some key opportunities for this contract could include: • The potential for cost savings through the use of modular office/classroom buildings. • The opportunity to improve the efficiency and effectiveness of City of St. Petersburg, Florida operations through the use of modular buildings. • The potential for increased flexibility and adaptability in response to changing needs and circumstances. • The opportunity to enhance the City of St. Petersburg, Florida's reputation and relationships with other vendors or stakeholders through the successful implementation of the contract. • The potential for improved services and support to City of St. Petersburg, Florida staff and citizens. • The opportunity to develop a comprehensive plan for emergency services and site security. • The potential for increased compliance with laws and regulations related to the contract. • The opportunity to improve the condition of the equipment upon return to Williams Scotsman, Inc. • The potential for improved communication and collaboration between the City of St. Petersburg, Florida and Williams Scotsman, Inc. Some key threats for this contract could include: • The potential for costs to exceed the total agreed amount or pricing list. • The risk of delays or non-performance by Williams Scotsman, Inc. • The limitation of liability for consequential, incidental, punitive, liquidated, or special damages by Williams Scotsman, Inc. • The potential for disputes or litigation related to the contract. • The risk of damage or loss to the equipment, and the City of St. Petersburg, Florida's responsibility for returning the equipment in good condition. • The possibility of changes in laws or regulations that may affect the contract. • The City of St. Petersburg, Florida's ability to meet its obligations under the contract, including payment and site preparation. • The potential for disputes or litigation related to the contract. • The risk of non-compliance with laws and regulations related to the contract. • The potential for damage to the City of St. Petersburg, Florida's reputation or relationships with other vendors or stakeholders. • The risk of non-payment or delayed payment by the City of St. Petersburg, Florida. Some key trends for this contract could include: • The increasing use of modular office/classroom buildings in the public sector. • The growing demand for flexible and adaptable solutions in response to changing needs and circumstances. • The trend towards more comprehensive and integrated services, including maintenance and repair. • The increasing importance of compliance with laws and regulations related to the contract. • The trend towards more collaborative and communicative relationships between vendors and public sector clients. • The increasing use of technology to improve the efficiency and effectiveness of operations. • The trend towards more sustainable and environmentally friendly solutions. • The increasing importance of emergency services and site security. • The trend towards more comprehensive planning and preparation for potential risks and threats. Some key assumptions for this contract could include: • The assumption that Williams Scotsman, Inc. will perform its obligations under the contract in a timely and satisfactory manner. • The assumption that the City of St. Petersburg, Florida will meet its obligations under the contract, including payment and site preparation. • The assumption that the equipment will be used and maintained in accordance with the terms of the contract. • The assumption that the contract will be renewed for an additional two years. • The assumption that the total agreed amount and pricing list will be sufficient to cover all costs and expenses related to the contract. • The assumption that the City of St. Petersburg, Florida will be satisfied with the services provided by Williams Scotsman, Inc. • The assumption that the equipment will be returned to Williams Scotsman, Inc. in good condition. • The assumption that the contract will be compliant with all laws and regulations related to the contract. • The assumption that the City of St. Petersburg, Florida will have the necessary resources and budget to fulfill its obligations under the contract. Some key sensitivities for this contract could include: • The sensitivity of the contract to changes in laws or regulations. • The sensitivity of the contract to delays or non-performance by Williams Scotsman, Inc. • The sensitivity of the contract to the limitation of liability for consequential, incidental, punitive, liquidated, or special damages by Williams Scotsman, Inc. • The sensitivity of the contract to the potential for disputes or litigation related to the contract. • The sensitivity of the contract to the risk of damage or loss to the equipment, and the City of St. Petersburg, Florida's responsibility for returning the equipment in good condition. • The sensitivity of the contract to the City of St. Petersburg, Florida's ability to meet its obligations under the contract, including payment and site preparation. • The sensitivity of the contract to the potential for non-compliance with laws and regulations related to the contract. • The sensitivity of the contract to the potential for damage to the City of St. Petersburg, Florida's reputation or relationships with other vendors or stakeholders. • The sensitivity of the contract to the risk of non-payment or delayed payment by the City of St. Petersburg, Florida. Some key uncertainties for this contract could include: • The uncertainty of the total cost of the contract. • The uncertainty of the timeliness and quality of delivery, installation, and maintenance services. • The uncertainty of the potential for disputes or litigation related to the contract. • The uncertainty of the condition of the equipment upon return to Williams Scotsman, Inc. • The uncertainty of the City of St. Petersburg, Florida's ability to meet its obligations under the contract, including payment and site preparation. • The uncertainty of the potential for changes in laws or regulations that may affect the contract. • The uncertainty of the potential for delays or non-performance by Williams Scotsman, Inc. • The uncertainty of the limitation of liability for consequential, incidental, punitive, liquidated, or special damages by Williams Scotsman, Inc. • The uncertainty of the potential for non-compliance with laws and regulations related to the contract. • The uncertainty of the potential for damage to the City of St. Petersburg, Florida's reputation or relationships with other vendors or stakeholders. • The uncertainty of the risk of non-payment or delayed payment by the City of St. Petersburg, Florida. Some key scenarios for this contract could include: • A scenario in which the total cost of the contract exceeds the total agreed amount or pricing list. • A scenario in which Williams Scotsman, Inc. fails to perform its obligations under the contract in a timely and satisfactory manner. • A scenario in which the City of St. Petersburg, Florida fails to meet its obligations under the contract, including payment and site preparation. • A scenario in which the equipment is damaged or lost, and the City of St. Petersburg, Florida is responsible for returning the equipment in good condition. • A scenario in which the contract is not compliant with laws and regulations related to the contract. • A scenario in which the City of St. Petersburg, Florida's reputation or relationships with other vendors or stakeholders are damaged. • A scenario in which the City of St. Petersburg, Florida fails to pay or delays payment for the services provided by Williams Scotsman, Inc. • A scenario in which the contract is terminated early due to non-performance or disputes. • A scenario in which the City of St. Petersburg, Florida needs to renegotiate the contract due to changes in laws or regulations. • A scenario in which the City of St. Petersburg, Florida needs to consider alternative vendors or solutions due to unsatisfactory performance by Williams Scotsman, Inc. • A detailed list of the equipment and services provided by Williams Scotsman, Inc. • A detailed description of the pricing and payment terms, including the total agreed amount and pricing list. • A detailed description of the delivery, installation, and maintenance services provided by Williams Scotsman, Inc. • A detailed description of the warranties and indemnification provisions. • A detailed description of the termination and dispute resolution provisions. • A detailed description of the City of St. Petersburg, Florida's obligations under the contract, including payment and site preparation. • A detailed description of the potential risks and threats related to the contract, including the potential for costs to exceed the total agreed amount or pricing list, delays or non-performance by Williams Scotsman, Inc., and the limitation of liability for consequential, incidental, punitive, liquidated, or special damages. • A detailed description of the potential opportunities and benefits related to the contract, including the potential for cost savings, improved efficiency and effectiveness, and increased flexibility and adaptability. • A detailed description of the key performance indicators and metrics that will be used to measure the success of the contract, including the total cost of the contract, the timeliness and quality of delivery, installation, and maintenance services, and the satisfaction of the City of St. Petersburg, Florida with the services provided by Williams Scotsman, Inc. • A detailed description of the key assumptions and sensitivities related to the contract, including the assumption that Williams Scotsman, Inc. will perform its obligations under the contract in a timely and satisfactory manner, and the sensitivity of the contract to changes in laws or regulations. • A detailed description of the key uncertainties and scenarios related to the contract, including the uncertainty of the total cost of the contract, and the scenario in which the total cost of the contract exceeds the total agreed amount or pricing list. • A detailed description of the key trends and best practices related to the contract, including the trend towards more comprehensive and integrated services, and the best practice of regularly reviewing and updating the contract to ensure it remains relevant and effective.

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Key dates

Starts
8/6/2024
Ends
7/31/2027Renews
Duration
3 years

Last updated

Details

Award type
Single Award
Procurement
Full and Open Competition
Industry
Construction
NAICS
532490
Solicitation №
IFB- 24 - 083

Contract value

$879,955

The contract has a total agreed amount of $879,955.50 for the initial term, which includes the cost of leasing or renting modular office/classroom buildings and accessories, as well as installation, maintenance, and other services. The pricing list includes costs for installation and pick-up, as well as monthly lease options for different types of modular buildings. Based on the pricing list, the estimated value of the contract is approximately $879,955.50.

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