Aquawing Ozone System - Preventative Maintenance - DOC

The State of Missouri, through its Department of Corrections (DOC), is seeking a preventative maintenance contract for an Aquawing Ozone System. This Single Feasible Source Commodity (SFSC) procurement is specifically targeting maintenance services for the ozone system, located in jurisdictions including Clark County and Jefferson City. The solicitation, numbered SFSC30034902000843, covers a contract period from February 3, 2020, through February 2, 2021. Vendors are required to submit responses either electronically through the MissouriBUYS system or via hard copy to the Division of Purchasing, with a strict deadline of October 15, 2019, at 3:00 PM CDT. The procurement allows all vendors to respond and requires them to review and accept solicitation documents before submission. Payment terms are set at Net 45 Days, with delivery specified as Free On Board Destination. The point of contact for this procurement is Kelly Miller from the Missouri Office of Administration, who can be reached for any questions or clarifications.

No specific set-aside designations or restrictions on vendor participation are mentioned in the solicitation documents. The procurement appears to be open to all vendors without preferential treatment for disadvantaged enterprises or small businesses. No incumbent vendors or current contractors are identified in the documentation. The solicitation does not provide an estimated total contract value or specific budget range for the preventative maintenance services. While the contract is designated as a Single Feasible Source Commodity, suggesting a potential unique service requirement, no explicit details are provided about why this designation was chosen or what makes the ozone system maintenance particularly specialized. The lack of line item specifications and pricing details indicates this is likely a straightforward service contract for maintaining the Aquawing Ozone System at a Department of Corrections facility. The procurement appears focused on ensuring continuous, reliable maintenance of the ozone system during the specified one-year contract period.