Sioux City Vehicle Maintenance Shop

The State of Iowa, through the Management of Procurement and Contracts System, is seeking bids for the construction of a new Vehicle Maintenance Shop in Sioux City. This procurement opportunity (Bid Number C385X3152RFB) involves building an approximately 24,805 square foot facility with multiple specialized components, including a main building, controlled waste handling facility, flammable materials handling facility, photovoltaic electricity-producing system, and geothermal heating loop system. The facility will encompass diverse functional spaces such as work bays, a classroom, administration areas, latrine/shower/locker rooms, and support spaces. The bid solicitation is open from June 6, 2025, at 12:00 AM CDT to July 1, 2025, at 1:00 PM CDT, with interested bidders required to download bid documents from the buyer attachments section and upload them in the vendor attachments section of IMPACS for submission. Potential bidders can contact Philip Payton at philip.payton@iowa.gov for additional information, and the procurement will follow standard requirements including bid certification, information authorization, and payment terms allowing the State of Iowa 60 days to process invoices.

While specific set-aside designations are not explicitly detailed in the provided documentation, bidders should expect standard competitive bidding protocols. The procurement appears to be a comprehensive construction project without apparent restrictions limiting participation based on enterprise type or size. No incumbent vendors or existing infrastructure replacement details are specified in the available documents. The bid documents include several attachments such as Advertisement for Bids, Construction Set Drawings, Construction Set Specifications, an Addendum, and a Pre-Bid Transcript, suggesting a complex and detailed procurement process. Although a precise budget range is not disclosed, the scope of the project—involving a 24,805 square foot specialized maintenance facility with advanced systems like photovoltaic and geothermal technologies—implies a significant capital investment. Potential bidders should carefully review all attached documents and be prepared to demonstrate technical capabilities in constructing complex municipal infrastructure projects.