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New Mexico Department of Transportation·New Mexico

PUMPING & SERVICING SEWER SEPTIC TANKS D-1

Closes 5/27/2026$300k – $1.5MInvitation for Bid
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Description

The New Mexico Department of Transportation (NMDOT) District One is establishing a price‑agreement for pumping, cleaning, maintenance, installation, removal, and disposal of sewer septic tanks and related equipment at patrol yards, project offices, and rest areas across six counties. The scope includes septic‑tank servicing, grease‑trap and water‑trough cleaning, chemical supply for treatment, and roadside‑park cleaning (privy vaults, trash cans). This is an open ITBPA (Invitation to Bid – Agency Price) solicitation, allowing any qualified vendor to submit unit‑price proposals. • Service locations: Doña Ana, Grant, Hidalgo, Luna, Sierra, and Socorro counties (District One). • Required activities: pumping/cleaning of septic tanks, grease traps, water troughs; maintenance/repair of tanks and leach fields; installation/removal/disposal of tanks (including underground types); provision of sewer‑septic chemicals; cleaning of roadside park/rest‑stop areas. • Commodity codes cover septic‑tank hardware, chemicals, and related waste‑management services, indicating a comprehensive waste‑water infrastructure support contract.

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Contact

Danette Medrano

[email protected]

(505) 690-3578

Key dates

Opened
4/23/2026
Closes
5/27/2026

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Details

Type
Invitation for Bid
Industry
Water Management and Sanitation
NAICS
562910
Solicitation №
60-80500-26-17228

Budget estimate

$300,000 – $1,500,000

Based on comparable state‑wide septic‑tank service contracts, a price‑agreement covering six counties, multiple patrol yards, project offices, and dozens of rest areas typically ranges from a few hundred thousand dollars to low‑single‑digit millions over the contract term. Assuming an average of 150 service calls per year at $1,200‑$2,500 per call (pumping, cleaning, chemicals, disposal), annual spend could be $180,000‑$375,000. If the agreement spans 3‑5 years, total contract value would likely fall between $550,000 and $1,800,000. Therefore a reasonable estimate is roughly $300,000‑$1,500,000.

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