FM-25-664 Bid Recap Update.pdf

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Petroleum Products for Fleet Vehicles and Equipment
Solicitation number
FM-25-664
Issued by
California

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ITB FM-25-664 Petroleum Products Bid Summary

This document presents an Invitation to Bid (ITB) for petroleum products (ITB FM-25-664), containing competitive pricing submissions from five vendors. The procurement solicitation attracted bids from AAA Oil, Clean Harbors, Merrimac, Reladyne-Nick, and SC Commercial. The bidding process evaluated vendors based on unit price totals, price per item, total project price, and local preference status.

Pricing for the petroleum products contract varies significantly across bidders, with total prices ranging from $1,314,298.40 to $2,315,839.70. SC Commercial submitted the lowest total price at $1,314,298.40 with a unit price total of $241.27 and price per item of $11.02. AAA Oil bid $2,150,268.93, Clean Harbors bid $2,180,575.70, Merrimac bid $2,258,731.12, and Reladyne-Nick bid $2,315,839.70. Only Merrimac qualified for local preference consideration. The document does not specify contract term, renewal options, funding sources, or other additional contractual terms on the presented page.

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Vendor AAA Oil Clean Harbors Merrimac Reladyne-Nick SC Commercial Unit Price Total 534.57$ 391.09$ 597.04$ 563.24$ 241.27$ Price Per Item 12.43$ 10.29$ 13.57$ 16.57$ 11.02$

Total Price 2,150,268.93$ 2,180,575.70$ 2,258,731.12$ 2,315,839.70$ 1,314,298.40$

Local Preference No No Yes No No

ITB FM-25-664 Petroleum Products

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