60-50500-26-32761_60-50500-26-32761 Bid Tab.xlsx.XLSX

This is a bid tabulation document from the State of New Mexico, General Services Department, State Purchasing Division for the El Camino Real Historic Site Demolition project (ITB No. 60-50500-26-32761). The project involves complete demolition and site restoration of the El Camino Real Historic Site located in San Antonio, New Mexico, including removal of all buildings, structures, and improvements; demolition of foundations and slabs to 12 inches below grade; removal of all electrical, mechanical, plumbing, and fire suppression systems; site grading and restoration with native grass reseeding; and proper disposal of all materials at licensed facilities. The scope is presented as a single lump sum line item. The bid opening occurred on April 30, 2026, with sealed bids due electronically by 2:00 PM on April 22, 2026. Work must commence no later than 15 calendar days after the Notice to Proceed with substantial completion required within 150 calendar days. The contract will be awarded to the lowest responsible bidder.

Six contractors submitted bids ranging from $444,500.00 to $1,509,530.51. R. Minnix Const, INC. submitted the lowest bid at $444,500.00 with Net 30 payment terms, followed by Grancor Environmental LLC at $888,881.00, Spartan Construction of New Mexico, LLC at $920,000.00, File Construction LLC at $1,029,101.40, Mevacon LLC at $1,438,000.00, and Sanchez Demolition, Inc. at $1,509,530.51. All bidders are based in New Mexico with FOB Destination and delivery as requested. Bidders were required to hold a valid New Mexico Construction Industries Division license with GB-98 General Building classification, maintain general liability insurance of $1 million per occurrence and $2 million aggregate, and demonstrate a minimum of three years of commercial demolition experience with documented completion of three similar projects within the last five years. Contractors with bids exceeding $60,000 must comply with Public Works Minimum Wage Act requirements and register with the New Mexico Department of Workforce Solutions. New Mexico and Native American Resident Preference certificates are available for eligible bidders.