Stellantis BigHorn Truck Market Baskets

The State of Nebraska, Department of Administrative Services, Materiel Division, State Purchasing Bureau is conducting a solicitation for Stellantis BigHorn Truck Market Baskets, specifically targeting 2024 model year RAM 1500, 2500, and 3500 trucks in various cab, bed, drivetrain, and engine configurations. The procurement covers light and heavy-duty trucks with a BigHorn trim level, requiring bidders to meet or exceed minimum specifications detailed in the solicitation documents. Bids were due on October 21, 2024, at 3:00 p.m. CST, with the contract available for use by political subdivisions, cities, and counties in Nebraska, including Blaine County. The evaluation criteria focus on responsive and responsible bidders offering the best pricing, with a requirement for vendors to provide pricing for core vehicle configurations and a standard percentage discount for additional manufacturer models not initially listed. The contract will have a one-year term with an option to renew for an additional year, and bidders must provide detailed pricing for specific truck models, including options for different engine types and drivetrain configurations.

The solicitation does not specify any explicit set-aside designations or restrictions for disadvantaged enterprises, and no information is provided about incumbent vendors or required technology integration. The total contract value is $2,011,376.00, with Gene Steffy Auto Group being the intended awardee. The contract is not exclusive, as the State of Nebraska reserves the right to contract for similar goods from other sources. Pricing will be structured with a Core List of most commonly purchased items and a Catalog/Non-Core List for additional items, requiring vendors to provide firm percentage discount rates. Political subdivisions interested in utilizing the contract must adhere to the established terms and conditions. The solicitation covers a comprehensive range of Stellantis truck models, providing flexibility for various governmental and jurisdictional needs while maintaining competitive pricing through the percentage discount mechanism.