Plumbing and repair services d-5

The state of New Mexico, specifically Guadalupe County, is seeking competitive bids for two distinct procurement opportunities: Base Course Aggregate Type II and Plumbing and Repair Services D-5. The Base Course Aggregate Type II solicitation involves procuring one-ton deliveries of aggregate material to 13 different patrol locations across New Mexico, including Anthony, Cliff, Silver City, Lordsburg, and several other regional sites. This transportation and infrastructure project requires precise unit pricing for material delivery, with bidders prohibited from modifying item quantities, units of measure, or descriptions. The Plumbing and Repair Services contract covers multiple New Mexico counties, including Santa Fe, Los Alamos, San Juan, Taos, Torrance, and Rio Arriba, with a detailed hourly pricing structure for plumbing services. The bid includes specific rates for certified licensed journeymen and apprentice/helpers during regular and after-hours periods, with 21 line items covering worker classifications, locations, and additional provisions for parts and materials. The procurement opportunity was posted on October 4, 2025, with proposals due by November 4, 2025, and evaluation will primarily focus on unit pricing and compliance with specified requirements.

The solicitation does not explicitly outline specific set-aside designations or restrictions for disadvantaged enterprises. The plumbing services contract allows for travel time and mileage reimbursement for job sites over 50 miles from the vendor's business, with mileage calculations using Google Maps, NM DOT Mileage charts, and odometer readings. While specific budget ranges are not detailed, the contract appears to be a unit price agreement with estimated quantities, acknowledging that actual purchased quantities may vary. The documentation emphasizes that bidders cannot substantially alter item descriptions, quantities, or units of measure, with any clarifications to be provided in the comments section. Vendors must submit precise hourly rates for different worker classifications, including a parts and materials discount percentage. The procurement approach suggests a comprehensive, geographically diverse contract aimed at establishing a flexible service and material delivery framework for New Mexico's infrastructure and maintenance needs.