MT GOAT Site Construction Project

The Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment is soliciting bids for the construction of three air monitoring shelter sites under solicitation number IFB1-FAAA-2027000006-2, with a project estimated cost of $125,000. The work involves installing cement pads and walkways at three designated locations in Colorado: Adams Birch Street Site in Commerce City, SACWSD Pump Station Site in Commerce City, and Eastwood Heights Park Site in Pueblo, all built to state-approved specifications. The three air monitoring shelters have already been procured, and the contract requires full compliance with state and federal regulations including OSHA standards, IBC 2024, WCAG Level AA accessibility guidelines, and C.R.S. §824-85-101. Bidders must submit proposals electronically via BidNet Direct by August 11, 2026, at 2:00 PM MT, with no exceptions for email, fax, or physical submissions; confirmed registration on the portal is mandatory and submissions must be uploaded at least one hour prior to the deadline. All proposals must include the required bid forms and must acknowledge receipt of all addenda, including the pre-bid sign-in sheet, detailed cost sheet, and pre-bid meeting notes. The contract does not require payment or performance bonds, as it falls below the $150,000 threshold, and evaluation will be based on the lowest responsible bidder. The sole point of contact for the solicitation is Kristi Gamble, and no formal FAR clauses are incorporated; instead, state-specific construction provisions and standard federal regulatory requirements such as debarment compliance, prohibitions on covered telecommunications equipment, and affirmative efforts for minority business participation are applicable. Payment terms are 45 days from invoice receipt, and the State retains the authority to inspect and accept all work at the destination upon delivery. No representations or certifications have been completed by offerors, and no detailed pricing breakdowns or line items are provided in the solicitation package, with bidders expected to complete the unit pricing form as part of their submission.