Grain Storage Bin - Texas A&M AgriLife McGregor Research Center
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Texas A&M AgriLife Research is soliciting bids for the purchase and turnkey installation of a grain storage bin at its McGregor Research Center, identified under solicitation number TAMU-AG-RSCH-ITB-6600. The project requires a single vendor to provide and install a fully operational 27-foot diameter, EV24-series grain storage system with a capacity of approximately 20,172 bushels, including a 29-foot diameter concrete foundation, a 27-foot Dura-Lok FD floor system, aeration with a 5 HP centrifugal fan, sweep and reclaim systems, and all required safety equipment such as ladders, safety cages, platforms, and handrails compliant with OSHA standards. The vendor must deliver a complete system ready for use, excluding only the final electrical connections, which will be handled separately by the Agency’s contracted electrician; the vendor must supply all necessary electrical load data, motor specifications, and equipment details to enable this work. Installation must be completed by one vendor, and all materials remain the vendor’s property until formally accepted and paid for by the Agency. All operational and maintenance manuals must be provided at shipping and installation, and the warranty for workmanship must be a minimum of one year, beginning at final acceptance. Bids must be submitted electronically via the AggieBuy platform by the deadline of July 30, 2026, at 3:00 p.m. Central Time, and must include a unit price for each line item, estimated delivery time, and complete warranty information. The Agency will evaluate proposals based on best value criteria, considering purchase price, vendor reputation, technical alignment with needs, past relationship with the Agency, total long-term cost, warranty coverage, and delivery time. Texas-based vendors, including those certified as VetHUBs, Texas agricultural product providers, or service-disabled veteran-owned businesses, will receive preference in the event of a tie. Bidders must provide a subcontracting plan if the bid exceeds $100,000 and submit evidence of insurance meeting State of Texas requirements, including general liability, auto liability, and excess/umbrella coverage with insurers rated A– or better by A.M. Best. The vendor must indemnify the State of Texas and the Agency against claims, certify compliance with non-discrimination laws, cybersecurity training requirements, and prohibitions on human trafficking, and confirm no conflicts of interest with TAMUS employees or regents. All contracts are governed by Texas law,
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