The Department of Administration and Information, Purchasing Section, State of Wyoming, is soliciting bids for tree removal services in Lyman, WY. The contract will be awarded to the vendor that submits the lowest price for the services. The scope of work includes the removal of trees, and the contract duration will be 60, 58, 30, 60, or 45 days depending on the vendor. The contract value is estimated to be around $24,000.00, $19,500.00, $12,600.00, $20,610.00, or $17,500.00 depending on the vendor. Some of the key points to note are:
* The bid submission date is April 3, 2018, at 2:00 p.m.
* The bid will be publicly opened on April 3, 2018, at 2:00 p.m.
* The contract will be awarded to the vendor that submits the lowest price for the services.
* The scope of work includes the removal of trees.
* The contract duration will be 60, 58, 30, 60, or 45 days depending on the vendor.
* The contract value is estimated to be around $24,000.00, $19,500.00, $12,600.00, $20,610.00, or $17,500.00 depending on the vendor.
* The vendors that were awarded this contract are Rimfire Enterprises, Bull Moose Land Services, Habitat Preserves Inc., Ready Oilfield Service, Inc., and Splintered Forest, LLC.
* The point of contact for this contract is Mandy Koenig, who can be reached at (307) 777-6718 or
[email protected].
Some of the benefits of this contract include:
• The contract provides an opportunity for vendors to provide tree removal services to the State of Wyoming.
• The contract has a clear scope of work and duration, making it easier for vendors to plan and execute the work.
• The contract has a competitive bidding process, which ensures that the vendor that submits the lowest price for the services will be awarded the contract.
• The contract has a point of contact, Mandy Koenig, who can provide assistance and answer questions from vendors.
Some of the drawbacks of this contract include:
• The contract has a short duration, which may make it challenging for vendors to complete the work within the given timeframe.
• The contract has a low contract value, which may not be attractive to vendors that are looking for larger contracts.
• The contract has a competitive bidding process, which may make it challenging for vendors to win the contract.