Shotgun Transition

The Colorado Department of Corrections (CDOC) is issuing a procurement to replace its legacy Remington 870 shotguns with Mossberg 590A1 Professional Series shotguns (or equivalent) across all state correctional facilities. The contract will cover the supply of 12‑gauge, 3‑inch chamber, heavy‑duty pump‑action tactical shotguns that meet MIL‑SPEC 33443G standards, include specific accessories (6‑round side saddle), and must be shipped directly from the manufacturer to CDOC’s Central Armory in Canon City, CO. Bidders must also provide trade‑in credit values for the department’s existing inventory of Remington 870 shotguns. The solicitation requires detailed vendor qualifications, compliance certifications (including SDVOSB status if applicable), and acknowledgment of CDOC’s purchase order terms. Delivery lead times, firm pricing (including shipping), and a three‑day notice requirement for any delivery issues are mandatory. Non‑delivery on three occasions can result in a three‑year disqualification. • Required product: Mossberg 590A1 Professional Series (or equivalent) 12‑gauge tactical shotgun • Compliance: MIL‑SPEC 33443G, Parkerized finish, ambidextrous safety, ghost‑ring sights, 6‑round side saddle • Quantity: Not specified (bidder to propose based on CDOC needs) • Delivery: Direct from manufacturer to CDOC Central Armory, Canon City, CO • Trade‑in: Submit credit values for existing Remington 870 inventory (serviceable & non‑serviceable) • Pricing: Itemized, all‑inclusive (shipping, taxes, surcharges) and firm for PO term • Evaluation: Vendor qualifications, compliance with state procurement statutes, SDVOSB certification (if applicable) • Penalties: Repeated non‑delivery may lead to disqualification for up to three years.