Conservation/SLD- Vehicle Repairs for NE AL
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The State Lands Division of Alabama is seeking an all-or-none annual agreement for vehicle repairs, specifically for F150 through F450 trucks. To be eligible, vendors must be located in Madison, Dekalb, Marshall, or Jackson counties in Northeast Alabama. The initial period of performance is set for October 20, 2026, through 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, and the selected supplier must maintain consistent pricing, products, and services throughout the contract term. The award process involves an evaluation of pricing based on cost realism and reasonableness, and the state may request professional licenses, certificates of insurance, or manufacturer authorizations. Awarded vendors must comply with Alabama state and local tax regulations, register with the Alabama Secretary of State if they are a foreign entity, and certify that they are not engaged in prohibited boycotts. Payments will be handled via electronic methods, including P-cards and EFT. The contract is subject to the Department of Finance Administrative Code, with the City of Montgomery serving as the sole venue for any litigation or dispute resolution.
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