Shotgun Transition

The Colorado Department of Corrections (CDOC) is issuing a solicitation to replace its legacy Remington 870 police‑magnum shotguns with Mossberg 590A1 Professional Series (or equivalent) shotguns across the department’s armories. The award will be a purchase order for 12‑gauge, 3‑inch chamber, heavy‑duty pump‑action tactical shotguns that meet MIL‑SPEC 33443G, feature a Parkerized finish, ambidextrous controls, ghost‑ring sights, and a 6‑round side‑saddle magazine. Bidders must also provide trade‑in credit values for CDOC’s existing Remington inventory (serviceable and non‑serviceable). All units are to be shipped directly from the manufacturer to CDOC Central Armory in Canon City, CO. Pricing must be itemized, all‑inclusive (shipping, taxes, surcharges), and remain firm for the term of the purchase order. Non‑delivery on three separate occasions may result in a three‑year (or indefinite) de‑barment from future CDOC solicitations. • Required product: Mossberg 590A1 Professional Series (or equivalent) 12‑gauge tactical shotgun. • Compliance: MIL‑SPEC 33443G, Parkerized corrosion‑resistant finish, ambidextrous safety, ghost‑ring sights, 6‑round side‑saddle. • Trade‑in: Submit credit values for existing Remington 870 inventory (serviceable & non‑serviceable). • Delivery: Direct from manufacturer to CDOC Central Armory, Canon City, CO 81212; provide lead‑time in quote. • Pricing: Itemized, all‑inclusive, firm for PO term; shipping costs must be accounted for. • Evaluation: Failure to deliver on three occasions triggers de‑barment. • Mandatory compliance: State registration, SDVOSB certification (if applicable), and acknowledgment of PO terms.