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Automotive Tires UTC
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The City of Columbus is seeking to establish a Universal Term Contract for the procurement of automotive tires to be used on city vehicles, with the contract valid through September 30, 2027. Bidders are required to offer discounts off their catalog or price list and demonstrate relevant experience in supplying automotive tires, including providing a five-year work history and references from at least four clients with similar scope and complexity. Only tire brands listed in CATL-1922 or those accompanied by a Qualification Certification Form signed by the CATL Program Administrator will be considered qualified. The procurement process involves submitting questions by April 21, 2025, with responses posted by April 24, 2025, and proposals due by May 8, 2025. Interested vendors must visit the City of Columbus Vendor Services website for detailed procedures on proposal submission. The contract is valued between five and fifteen million dollars and is managed by the Ohio Department of Finance/Fleet Management, under NAICS code 333924.
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