FAC122 RFQ- processed Gravel -Central Dist.

The Massachusetts Division of Fisheries and Wildlife (MassWildlife), specifically the Central District office in Worcester County, is seeking a contractor to deliver approximately 50 tons of processed gravel for the Phillipston Wildlife Management Area (WMA). The procurement, identified as FAC122 RFQ, requires the delivery of "Processed Gravel - 2 inch minus" to 50 Queen Lake Road in Phillipston, MA, with GPS coordinates of 42.529880, -72.130318. Contractors must coordinate delivery dates and times directly with MassWildlife staff and ensure gravel is placed in specific locations as directed. The project has a strict completion deadline of June 30th, 2025, and bidders are required to provide pricing on a per-ton, delivered basis. Potential vendors should contact Todd M. Olanyk, Central District Supervisor, at (508) 385-3607 or todd.olanyk@mass.gov for additional information or clarification about the specifications.

No specific set-aside designations or restrictions on vendor types were explicitly mentioned in the documentation. The procurement appears to be an open solicitation for qualified vendors capable of delivering processed gravel to the specified location. While no incumbent vendors were identified, the contract seems to be a standard maintenance or infrastructure project for the wildlife management area. No specific budget range or award value was provided in the available documentation. Interested contractors should carefully review the attached specification document (2025 Gravel Specifications-Phillipston WMA -Central Dist.pdf) and ensure they can meet the June 30th, 2025 project completion timeline. The total procurement volume is approximately 50 tons of processed gravel, with pricing to be submitted on a per-ton, delivered basis.