Dept. Of Agriculture - Auburn Lab - Crane Maintenance & Repair

The Alabama Department of Agriculture and Industries is seeking an annual agreement for crane maintenance and repair services at the Thompson-Bishop-Sparks State Diagnostic Laboratory located in Auburn. This procurement opportunity requires a TC/American authorized service provider to perform comprehensive laboratory crane equipment maintenance and repairs. Bidders must submit documentation proving their authorized service provider status with their proposal. The contract covers labor, service calls, travel, mileage, man-lift rental, and parts with specific pricing requirements for each category. Key deliverables include maintenance and repair services for crane equipment at the specified laboratory location. The solicitation requires vendors to complete all repairs using qualified technicians and provide detailed pricing for various service components. The contract period runs from January 15, 2026, through September 30, 2026, with proposals due by December 26, 2025. Interested vendors can contact Gary Lovelady at (334) 240-7149 for additional information.

While the procurement documents do not explicitly mention set-aside designations or specific restrictions for disadvantaged enterprises, the opportunity is located in Limestone County and is open to qualified service providers. The procurement does not indicate an incumbent vendor or specify a precise budget range for the crane maintenance contract. Vendors must be prepared to submit comprehensive pricing for hourly labor, service calls, travel, man-lift rental, and parts with percentage markups. The service location is the Thompson-Bishop-Sparks State Diagnostic Laboratory at 890 Simms Road in Auburn, Alabama. Potential bidders should carefully review the technical requirements and ensure they can meet the TC/American authorized service provider qualification. Although the exact contract value is not specified, vendors should be prepared to provide competitive pricing across multiple service categories. The contract's relatively short duration of approximately eight months suggests this is a targeted maintenance and repair service agreement.