Gooseneck Trailer

The state of Virginia, specifically Mathews County and Nathalie CDP, is seeking an on-call stormwater basin management services contractor through a procurement opportunity posted on February 24, 2014, with proposals due by March 10, 2014. The contract involves performing necessary underground stormwater basin management services as required by the jurisdictions. Vendors will be responsible for executing comprehensive stormwater management tasks, which likely include basin inspection, maintenance, repair, and potential remediation strategies. The procurement appears to be structured as an as-needed service contract, suggesting flexibility in deployment and scope of work. Potential contractors should be prepared to demonstrate expertise in stormwater infrastructure management, environmental compliance, and technical capabilities related to underground basin systems. While specific evaluation criteria are not explicitly detailed, contractors can anticipate being assessed on technical qualifications, past performance, responsiveness to local infrastructure needs, and ability to execute timely and efficient basin management services.

No specific set-aside designations or enterprise restrictions are mentioned in the available documentation. The procurement does not indicate preferences for disadvantaged business enterprises or specify limitations on vendor type. Similarly, no incumbent vendors or existing contractors are listed in the provided information. The contract appears to be open to qualified professional service providers with appropriate stormwater management expertise. Without explicit budget ranges or award values specified, potential vendors should be prepared to submit competitive pricing aligned with standard municipal stormwater management service rates. The geographic focus on Mathews County and Nathalie CDP suggests a localized scope of work, which may influence pricing and service delivery expectations. Interested contractors should carefully review the full solicitation documents and be prepared to demonstrate comprehensive capabilities in underground stormwater basin management.