COPPER SULFATE SOLUTION - FY27

The Trinity River Authority of Texas is soliciting bids for the annual supply of Copper Sulfate Solution used in water treatment to control algae and bacteria, under solicitation number 4150-807-L-27. This procurement is open for bidding with a submission deadline of August 12, 2026, at 12:00 PM Central Time, and all proposals must be submitted electronically through the agency’s procurement portal, requiring bidders to register and log in to access documents and submit responses. Estimated quantities are provided but are not binding, and the contract performance location is statewide in Texas. There is no pre-bid meeting scheduled, and all bid-related inquiries should be directed to Joel Perez at [email hidden]. The solicitation does not specify contract type, pricing, delivery schedule, FOB terms, or packaging and labeling requirements, and no federal FAR clauses are applicable; instead, compliance is governed by Texas state statutes and procurement rules. Bidders are required to complete and submit state-specific certifications including Resident or Nonresident Bidder Certification, HUB Status Certification, and a Conflict of Interest Questionnaire, all signed under penalty of perjury. Vendors must affirm they do not engage in prohibited activities such as boycotting energy companies, discriminating against firearm-related entities, or boycotting Israel, as defined by Texas Government Code sections 809.001, 2274.001, and 808.001, and must not appear on the Texas Comptroller’s exclusion list for supporting sanctioned entities. Access to the Trinity River Authority’s secured facility for bid openings or site visits requires advance email registration at least 24 hours prior, and visitors must present a valid government-issued photo ID upon arrival; failure to comply will result in denial of entry. No federal entity identifiers like UEI or CAGE codes are required, nor are there provisions for small business set-asides or federal socioeconomic certifications beyond Texas HUB status. Payment details, invoicing systems, contract administration data, inspection standards, and evaluation criteria are not specified in the solicitation documents, and the contract value cannot be determined due to the absence of pricing information in Section B.