Westinghouse Rack and Axle

Location: Washington
Posted: Sep 3, 2026
Due: Sep 25, 2026
Agency: Washington Metropolitan Area Transit Authority
Type of Government: State & Local
Category:
  • 25 - Vehicular Equipment Components
Solicitation No: WMATA-0000010919
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Solicitation Name:
Westinghouse Rack and Axle
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Solicitation ID:
WMATA-0000010919
Solicitation Format/Type:
Sell Solicitation
RFx
Solicitation Round:
1
Solicitation Version:
1
Solicitation Start Date:
09/03/2026 5:00PM EDT
09/25/2026 05:00 PM EDT
Solicitation End Date:
Pre Bid/Proposal Date:
Bid/Propose on all Lines Items:
Yes
Solicitation Description:
Washington Metropolitan Area Transit Authority (WMATA) maintaining 647 escalators and 370 elevators. The vast majority are a Westinghouse Modular type of escalators, which requires to use Rack and Axle to move the steps. The Westinghouse Rack and axle assembly is used to move escalator steps. The Rack and Axle is driven by the Poly chain installed at the drive sprockets on both side of the geared machine. The Rack and Axle includes female and male section of laminates that are welded and riveted together. All joint bushings must be flush with laminates with a washer on each side with a split ring to secured them in place. The objective is for contractor to provide the WMATA Office of Elevator and Escalator (ELES) material meet with the OEM and ASME A17.1 Code requirement
Payment Terms:
Edits to Submitted Bids:
Allowed
Multiple Bids:
Not Allowed
Contact:
Yusuf Akoll
Phone:
yakoll@wmata.com
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