Conservation/LE/D2/DEKALB-FY26 VEHICLE MAINTENANCE

The state of Alabama is seeking a vendor to establish an annual agreement for vehicle maintenance services specifically for Wildlife and Fisheries Foundation (WFF) law enforcement vehicles located in DeKalb County. This procurement opportunity requires a vendor capable of performing repairs on specific truck models, including Ford F150, Dodge Ram, and Chevrolet 1500 trucks. The contract is strictly designated as an "All or None" procurement, meaning the entire scope must be fulfilled by a single vendor. Critical requirements include the vendor's physical location within DeKalb County and the ability to service these specific vehicle types. The contract period will run from October 1, 2025, through September 30, 2026, with a proposal submission deadline of October 1, 2025. Vendors must demonstrate comprehensive mechanical repair capabilities for the specified truck models and be prepared to provide consistent, reliable maintenance services for law enforcement vehicles throughout the contract period.

No specific set-aside designations or disadvantaged enterprise requirements were explicitly mentioned in the contract opportunity. The procurement appears to be open to qualified automotive repair businesses located within DeKalb County that can meet the technical specifications for servicing law enforcement vehicle fleets. While no specific budget range or award value was provided, the contract represents an annual agreement for vehicle maintenance services. The geographical restriction to DeKalb County vendors suggests a localized procurement strategy designed to support regional businesses while ensuring convenient and accessible maintenance capabilities for wildlife and fisheries law enforcement vehicles. The "All or None" designation indicates the state's preference for a single, comprehensive service provider capable of meeting all specified repair and maintenance requirements for the identified vehicle fleet.