Turbine Blowers

The Texas Parks and Wildlife Department is soliciting bids for three turbine blowers—two pull-behind units and one stand-on unit—to be used by the State Parks Division, with proposals required to be submitted in person at the Senator West “Doing Business Texas Style Spot Bid Fair” in Irving, Texas, by 2:30 PM Central Time on May 12, 2026. All submissions must be physical, manually signed hard copies of the official RFQ form accompanied by descriptive literature, product specifications, and supporting documents; electronic, mailed, or faxed submissions will not be accepted. The solicitation number is 515-07-77853-SP, issued on April 28, 2026, under NAICS code 333413, and the equipment must be new, unused, and fully compliant with exact technical requirements, including wireless RF controllers and 360° nozzle rotation, with no substitutions permitted without prior written approval. Delivery is F.O.B. destination to two locations: TPWD Region 2 Regional Office in Rockport, TX (two units) and Ray Roberts Lake State Park in Pilot Point, TX (one unit), with acceptance conducted upon delivery and inspection by TPWD personnel to ensure compliance with specifications, industry standards, and manufacturer warranties. The evaluation is based on a best value determination, considering price, technical capability, delivery schedule, and past performance on a pass/fail basis, with no numerical weighting applied. The contract includes mandatory certifications related to SAM compliance, E-Verify use, cybersecurity training, cloud computing standards under CLOUDS-RAMP, and adherence to Texas-specific statutes regarding HUB participation, Buy Texas preferences, anti-kickback provisions, and prohibitions against associations with abortion providers or foreign terrorist organizations. Contractors must affirm compliance with HB1295 if the contract exceeds $1 million, submit a unique entity identifier as required by SAM, and disclose any subcontractors for prior approval. No contract value is listed, as pricing fields are left blank for offerors to complete, and no formal contract administration details such as COR/COTR names, payment office addresses, or accounting codes are provided. All equipment must meet or exceed requirements under the Clean Air Act and Federal Water Pollution Control Act, and contractors are responsible for all costs associated with re-delivery of non-conforming items.