RFB-95-26 25032AMLMAML, Perry County

The Commonwealth of Kentucky's Division of Abandoned Mine Lands (AML) is issuing a Request for Bid (RFB-95-26, Number 2600000150) for construction services specifically targeting slope stability issues in Perry County. The project focuses on addressing two landslides located behind House A and House B at 144 Hosscat Lane. Contractors must complete the bid process entirely online through the Commonwealth's eProcurement System, with mandatory electronic submission via the Vendor Self Service (VSS) system. A mandatory site visit is scheduled for September 29, 2025, at 11:00 AM Eastern Time at the AML Hazard Office, and bids are due on October 8, 2025, by 9:30 AM. Bidders are required to submit a complete bid package, including an Official Bid Document and Bid Bond, with project documents available at no cost through https://www.stateofkyplanroom.com. Key contacts for this procurement include Lucas Gumm from AML (606-877-8486) and Susan Ward from Contract Administration (502-226-0335). Unique submission requirements include entering $0.00 in the e-procurement system, with the actual contract amount to be submitted on a separate Official Bid Document.

The solicitation does not explicitly mention specific set-aside designations or restrictions for disadvantaged enterprises. Bidders must be registered in the Commonwealth's eProcurement System to participate, which may implicitly create some qualification barriers. No information is provided about incumbent vendors or existing infrastructure requiring integration. While the specific budget range is not disclosed, the project involves critical infrastructure stabilization work related to landslide mitigation, suggesting a potentially significant investment. The procurement is geographically limited to Perry County, Kentucky, which may impact the pool of potential bidders. Contractors interested in this opportunity must carefully review all documentation and ensure full compliance with electronic submission requirements and technical specifications outlined in the RFB. The project's focus on slope stability suggests potential environmental remediation and infrastructure protection objectives that could be valuable for local community safety and land management.