Right of way debris removal resulting from excessive runoff from the southfork and salt fire scars
Closed State & local contract opportunity Posted
- Solicitation number
- 50-C0016-24-EM069
- State
- New Mexico
- Responses due
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- Jurisdiction
Opportunity details come from spd.gsd.state.nm.us. Updated .
About this opportunity
Paragraph 1:
This state and local contracting opportunity is an emergency purchase contract issued by the State of New Mexico for RIGHT OF WAY DEBRIS REMOVAL RESULTING FROM EXCESSIVE RUNOFF FROM THE SOUTHFORK AND SALT FIRE SCARS in Lincoln County. The contract, document number 50-C0016-24-EM069, is focused on providing debris removal services to address the impacts of recent natural disasters in the area. The contract outlines the urgent need to act quickly to mitigate the effects of the fire scars and excessive runoff. However, the specific details on deliverables, required qualifications, and evaluation criteria are not provided in the available documents. The contract has a due date of August 9, 2024.
Paragraph 2:
The available documents do not indicate any set-aside designations or restrictions on the types of organizations that can respond to this opportunity. Additionally, there is no information provided on any incumbent vendors or current contractors. The total estimated value of the contract is also not specified. However, a separate emergency procurement contract solicitation for Chavez County in New Mexico is referenced, which has an estimated value of $5 million and is funded through state and federal emergency management grants. This suggests the Lincoln County debris removal contract may have a similar funding structure and scale, but the precise award value is not disclosed.
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Update #2 · Latest ·
The Camino Real Regional Utility Authority (CRRUA) in New Mexico is requesting an emergency procurement of services from Rain for Rent to continue pumping sewage water to the Sunland Park Wastewater Treatment Plant (WWTP). This emergency procurement is necessary to conduct repairs to the plant in order to prevent further spillage. The emergency directly impacts CRRUA staff and nearby residents of the Sunland Park Community. The procurement includes the rental of pumping equipment, including two DV150i pumps with 200 feet of 8-inch aluminum discharge, as well as delivery, installation, removal, and pickup of all quoted materials and equipment. The project also involves the relocation of equipment from an existing location to a new manhole location, extending the discharge pipe back to the new headworks. The emergency procurement is in response to a sewage spill that occurred on July 3, 2024, which was reported to the EPA. The procurement also includes an emergency purchase of fuel from Fuel Logic to keep the pump motors running.
Update #1 ·
Emergency purchase for the state of New Mexico, document number 50-C0016-24-EM069.
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