Conservation/WL/Hollins WMA - Lime

The State of Alabama, specifically through agencies managing the Hollins and Coosa Wildlife Management Areas (WMAs), is seeking a procurement for agricultural lime (aglime) delivery across two locations in Goodwater and Rockford. The solicitation requires the delivery of 240 tons of aglime to Hollins WMA and 90 tons to Coosa WMA, with all materials needing to meet strict state agricultural specifications, including a minimum 90% calcium carbonate equivalent and precise sieve requirements. Deliveries must be completed by May 12, 2025, with vendors required to provide 72 hours advance notice and limited to delivery windows between Monday and Friday. The procurement is structured as an "All or None" contract, indicating that the entire quantity must be awarded to a single vendor who can meet the comprehensive technical specifications outlined in the attached solicitation document. Vendors must carefully review the detailed site-specific delivery instructions, which include specific GPS coordinates for material placement at each wildlife management area location. The quoted procurement opportunity is identified by the state contract ID 680f7c46eca2d1da9e0b3252 and is specifically associated with Conecuh County, Alabama.

While the solicitation documents do not explicitly outline specific set-aside designations or vendor restrictions, the procurement is subject to standard Alabama state procurement regulations, including mandatory compliance with the Beason-Hammon Alabama Taxpayer and Citizen Protection Act and E-Verify program requirements. Vendors must be registered in Alabama Buys, be in good standing with the Alabama Secretary of State, and electronically submit quotes meeting all specified terms and conditions. The state reserves comprehensive rights to evaluate bid pricing for realism and reasonableness, and vendors must certify they are not debarred or suspended from governmental contracting. Although no specific budget range is directly stated in the documents, the procurement involves the purchase of approximately 330 total tons of agricultural lime. Potential bidders must thoroughly review the attached Standard Terms and Conditions document, which provides extensive guidance on quote submission, compliance expectations, and state procurement protocols. Interested vendors should pay particular attention to the technical specifications and delivery requirements to ensure full compliance with the state's precise agricultural lime procurement standards.