Conservation/LE/D2/RANDOLPH COUNTY-BOAT SERVICES
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The State of Alabama Wildlife Law Enforcement is seeking an all-or-none agreement for boat repairs and services in Randolph County. To be eligible, the vendor must be located within Randolph County and possess the capability to repair Woolridge, Lowe, Grizzly, Duracraft, Vexus, and Gatortail boats. Additionally, the vendor must be certified to service Mercury and Yamaha outboard motors. The initial performance period is scheduled from October 1, 2026, to September 30, 2027, with the possibility of annual renewals for a maximum term of five years. The total cumulative value of the agreement is capped at 25,000 dollars. The selected supplier must maintain consistent pricing, products, and specifications throughout the contract term. Award evaluations will be based on price reasonableness and cost realism, and the state may require proof of professional licenses, insurance certificates, or manufacturer authorizations. Payments will be made electronically via EFT, P-cards, or state-issued credit cards. Vendors must comply with Alabama state tax laws, E-Verify requirements, and non-collusion certifications, and they will operate as independent suppliers without eligibility for state merit system benefits.
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