Latest US Warehouse Storage Contracts & Bids

The DLA Distribution has a requirement for continuing distribution support capabilities in Djibouti to serve as the primary conduit for sustainment cargo. The contractor will perform warehouse and distribution operations in a government-owned contractor-operated facility, using DLA distribution standard operating procedures, process manuals, and other references. The contractor will provide all management, personnel, supervision, materials, tools, equipment, transportation, and other items and services not provided by the government.

This solicitation is for 37 units of a rack, storage, small item (NSN ****). The procurement may result in an indefinite delivery contract with a one-year term or until 250,000 total orders are placed. Quotes must be submitted electronically. Digitised drawings and military specifications are available electronically. Items will be shipped to various CONUS and OCONUS locations via consolidation and containerization points at DLA depots.

The bid is for furnishing materials or services for the city of Farmington, New Mexico. Bidders must comply with all specifications and conditions, including nondiscrimination, and use the provided bid schedule. The city reserves the right to reject any or all bids or waive technicalities. The total bid amount excludes applicable taxes, which the city will pay. Delivery time is an important factor, and past performance will be considered. The city reserves the right to demand bond or penalty to guarantee delivery by the indicated date. Payment will be made within 30 days of receiving a properly documented invoice and purchase order. Bidders may submit more than one bid, but each must be in a separate sealed envelope. Alternate bids offering exceptions to specifications should be submitted in a separate envelope. Bids received after the closing time will be returned unopened. The city reserves the right to reject any or all bids, and all bids submitted are subject to this reservation. Bidders may be disqualified for various reasons, including collusion, interest in more than one bid, litigation against the city, arrears on existing contracts, lack of competency, or uncompleted work. The successful bidder may not assign their rights and duties without the city's written consent. All bids and related documents are subject to the inspection of public records act. A 15-day protest period begins after written notification to all bidders. Protests must be written and include the name and address of the protestor, the bid number, and a statement of grounds for protest with supporting exhibits. The protest must be delivered to the Chief Procurement Officer.