BID - FS - Fisheries Electrical Repairs Statewide

The State of Alabama, specifically through the Division of Wildlife and Freshwater Fisheries, is seeking electrical service and repair contractors for public fishing lake facilities statewide, with Barbour County identified as a primary jurisdiction. The procurement opportunity seeks a qualified electrical contractor to perform comprehensive electrical maintenance, repairs, and modifications at multiple public fishing lake locations across Alabama. Required services include inspecting and repairing electrical systems, installing new wiring and fixtures, correcting code violations, and responding to both routine and emergency service calls within specified timeframes. Contractors must be licensed by the Alabama Electrical Contractors Board and hold a valid State of Alabama Revenue License. Key qualifications include maintaining comprehensive general liability insurance of at least $500,000 with $250,000 per occurrence, demonstrating capability to service facilities across 20 identified locations. The bid is structured as an "all or none" award to the lowest responsible bidder, with submissions required through the Alabamabuys supplier portal. The contract term is 12 months, with potential extensions for up to four additional 12-month periods, and the bid response deadline is January 6, 2025.

There are no specific set-aside designations or restrictions limiting respondent types mentioned in the documentation. The contract appears open to qualified electrical service providers who can meet the technical and insurance requirements. While no incumbent vendors are listed, the opportunity covers electrical services for 20 public fishing lake facilities distributed across multiple Alabama counties, including Barbour, Bibb, Chambers, Clay, Coffee, and others. Specific locations range from Barbour Public Fishing Lake in Midway to Washington Public Fishing Lake in Millry. Although exact purchase quantities are not guaranteed, the contract provides a framework for agencies to place orders as needed. While no precise budget range is specified, vendors must include transportation costs in service call bid prices and are subject to potential price adjustments based on Consumer Price Index (CPI) changes, requiring written approval from both parties. The contract allows for cancellation with 30 days written notice under various circumstances, including contractor non-performance or budgetary constraints.