DHR Bullock Co bathroom faucet installation

The Alabama Department of Human Resources (DHR) for Bullock County is seeking a qualified contractor to perform a one-time bathroom faucet installation project at their county office located at 687 March St in Union Springs. The procurement involves installing three Delta Model B510LF-PPU-12 single-handle, center-set bathroom faucets, with all hardware already provided by the DHR office. The project requires a skilled technician who is trained and licensed to complete the installation, with all necessary tools, supplies, and labor to be furnished by the contractor. Critical requirements include having a current business license for Union Springs or Bullock County, completing the installation by April 30, 2025, during normal working hours (8 a.m. - 4:30 p.m., Monday through Friday), and ensuring proper faucet functionality. While a site visit is recommended but not mandatory, contractors should contact Tracy Larkins (primary contact) or Rosalind Williams (backup) for additional information. The quote submission is due by April 9, 2025, and follows the state's Quick Quote process outlined in the standard boilerplate documentation.

The procurement does not specify explicit set-aside designations or restrictions for disadvantaged enterprises. Contractors must be registered in Alabama Buys and comply with standard state procurement requirements, including E-Verify program enrollment for suppliers with Alabama employees. Payment terms are net 30, with compensation provided in arrears after successful service completion, and suppliers are prohibited from invoicing before work finalization. The unit price submitted must comprehensively cover all associated costs, including trip charges, labor, travel, and materials required for the one-time installation. While no specific budget range is provided in the documentation, the project appears to be a relatively small-scale, fixed-scope installation with straightforward requirements. Contractors should carefully review the standard boilerplate terms, which outline comprehensive guidelines for supplier participation, including legal protections, operational expectations, and procedural requirements for state procurement processes.