Replace asphaltic emulsion tank

San Bernardino County is seeking a contractor to replace an asphaltic emulsion tank located at the Needles Maintenance Station situated at 800 San Clemente Street in Needles, California. This procurement opportunity was initially posted on May 19, 2016, with an original deadline that was subsequently extended to June 9, 2016, via Addendum 1. The contract involves a specific infrastructure replacement project targeting the county's maintenance facility's existing emulsion tank. Two primary documents are associated with this opportunity: an original solicitation file (08A2686.pdf, 21MB) and an addendum document (Addendum_1_for_Minor_B_08A2686.pdf, 15KB). While specific evaluation criteria are not explicitly detailed in the provided information, the procurement appears to be a straightforward infrastructure replacement project requiring technical expertise in tank replacement and potentially specialized knowledge of asphaltic emulsion storage systems. The project's scope seems focused on a precise equipment replacement at a specific county maintenance location.

The procurement does not explicitly indicate any specific set-aside designations or restrictions on responding organizations. No information is provided about incumbent vendors, current contractors, or specific integration requirements with existing infrastructure. Similarly, no precise budget range or award value is specified in the available documentation. The contract appears to be a standard local government infrastructure replacement project open to qualified contractors with relevant technical capabilities. Potential respondents would likely need demonstrable experience in industrial tank replacement, familiarity with county infrastructure standards, and the technical capacity to execute a specialized equipment replacement at a maintenance facility. While detailed qualifications are not explicitly outlined, contractors would presumably need appropriate licensing, insurance, and technical expertise specific to asphaltic emulsion tank replacement in a municipal maintenance context.