Plumbing Repair, Emergency Response, and Technical Support Services

This Sources‑Sought notice seeks qualified plumbing subcontractors to provide on‑call corrective maintenance and emergency response services for the Princeton Plasma Physics Laboratory (PPPL). The work will supplement PPPL’s in‑house preventive‑maintenance team and will be performed under individual Job Orders covering all major potable‑water and drainage systems—including sanitary, storm, domestic, laboratory, gas, and specialty plumbing. Required capabilities include 24 × 7 × 365 emergency leak response, comprehensive pipe repairs, advanced diagnostics (line‑camera inspections, ultrasonic/thermal leak detection), hydro‑mechanical drain clearing, valve and pump repairs, and support for small‑scope capital repairs. Subcontractors must submit lift plans with product data, inspection reports, and lift data sheets for any hoisting/rigging activities, and must meet PPPL Engineering Standards ES‑MECH‑007/010/011/012 and the MNL‑007 Subcontractor Requirements Manual. Response times are 1 hour for critical events (2 hours acceptable) and 4–24 hours for non‑urgent events; service reports, photos, and testing documentation must be delivered within 48 hours of job completion. Prospective vendors must have a minimum of five years’ experience with commercial or institutional plumbing systems, qualified technicians for all task categories, and an office located within a 60‑mile radius of Princeton, NJ 08543. Submissions should include three customer references and evidence of equipment inspection records and operator training. Interested parties should contact Jimmy Russell (jrussell@pppl.gov) no later than 16:00 EST on 15 April 2026.

Notice ID

40ab630c27d04fa99c0ae0ac8b3dc496

Solicitation Number

SS-26-043JR

NAICS Code

238220

Classification Code

J045