D-6 Truck Hauling Services Opportunity

The solicitation numbered 40-80500-24-17092, titled "D-6 Truck Hauling Services Opportunity," is issued by the New Mexico Department of Transportation to procure truck hauling services within the state of New Mexico. Under NAICS code 484230, this contract covers specialized freight trucking on a local basis, with deliveries made on an as-requested or as-needed basis to various locations designated by the agency, including at least one specific site in Albuquerque. The contract requires contractors to provide transportation and delivery services with FOB destination terms, meaning contractors are responsible for the goods until delivery at the specified locations. The payment terms vary by bidder but typically are Net 30, with at least one bidder requesting Net 15. The contract's anticipated total value is estimated between $500,000 and $1,500,000, although no detailed pricing or line-item data are publicly available from the bid tabulation. Bid tabulation documents disclose several qualified bidders, including firms such as C & E Concrete Inc., CBKN Dirtworks Inc., Deming Excavating Inc., and Strickland Services LLC, among others. Some bidders claim preferences such as Resident Contractor or Resident Veteran Business status, potentially influencing award considerations. The solicitation documentation consists mainly of bid tabulation summaries that provide bidder contact information, payment and delivery terms, and contractor preferences but lack explicit contract clauses, detailed technical specifications, packaging or marking requirements, evaluation criteria, or inspection procedures. Inspection and acceptance are set at the destination points under the FOB terms, with the government implied as responsible for accepting delivered services, but no quality or acceptance criteria are specified. No formal representations, certifications, or socioeconomic small business designations are included in the available documentation. The State Purchasing Division of the New Mexico General Services Department administers the solicitation, with no detailed proposal submission instructions or contract administration data provided in the bid tabulation. Overall, the contract documentation emphasizes commercial trucking service provision on an as-needed basis with standard terms and preferences typical of state procurement, while detailed contractual, technical, or evaluation provisions appear in separate documents not included in the current dataset.