Construction Equipment - PA-DOT

Solicitation # 6100063609
Posted 5/22/25, 12:00 AM
No Updates
Due 6/12/25, 12:00 PM
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The Pennsylvania Department of Transportation (PA-DOT) is soliciting bids for a construction equipment procurement opportunity focused on plow maintenance and repair parts. The contract specifically targets supplemental replacement components for snow plow equipment, including specialized steel cutting edges, moldboard shoes, nosepieces, curb bumpers, and related mechanical parts for various plow models such as John Deere, Type 721, and Type 731. Bidders must either be the manufacturer or an authorized original equipment manufacturer (OEM) representative, with a requirement to provide written OEM certification on official letterhead. The procurement allows for multiple group awards to the lowest two responsible and responsive bidders for each manufacturer's product line, with all items expected to be the latest model year. Key delivery requirements include a 60-calendar-day delivery window after purchase order receipt, and contractors must submit ongoing service bulletins and technical updates to PA-DOT. The bid opportunity is posted with a response deadline of June 12, 2025, and potential bidders can direct inquiries to Adrienne Dickerson via email up to five business days before the Invitation for Bid (IFB) closing date.

The contract opportunity includes several vendor qualification requirements and compliance certifications. Vendors must complete mandatory forms such as the Iran Free Procurement Certification, Lobbying Certification, and Worker Protection and Investment Certification. Small businesses and disadvantaged enterprises may benefit from specific provisions, including a COSTARS (Cooperative State of the States and Related Services) program that allows vendors to sell awarded items to registered members at contracted prices. Vendors qualifying as Department of General Services Self-Certified Small Businesses may be eligible for reduced administrative fees. The procurement supports the Reciprocal Limitations Act, which provides potential bid preferences for Pennsylvania-based businesses. While specific budget ranges are not explicitly detailed, the bid documents suggest the contract will cover a comprehensive set of snow plow maintenance parts with potential for significant annual procurement volume. Interested vendors must register through the PA Supplier Portal and complete all required electronic bidding procedures to be considered for the contract.

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