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Awarded contract·City of Dothan·Alabama

2024 Automotive, Truck and Equipment Filters

Won by NAPA Auto Parts$25kAwarded 7/2/2024Single Award
Contract source

Awarded vendors

  • NAPA Auto Parts

Description

City of Dothan’s General Services Department issued a solicitation (Bid No. 24‑055) for the supply of automotive, truck, and equipment filters. After an open competition, NAPA Auto Parts was identified as the lowest‑priced vendor and recommended for award. The contract is a material‑only purchase of a comprehensive list of filter part numbers, each with specified annual usage and stock levels, and unit‑price pricing. • Commodity 060‑42 – automotive, truck, and equipment filters. • Vendor‑selected unit‑price contract; pricing tables show per‑unit costs for each filter. • No installation, service, or performance‑based work; the scope is limited to delivery of new filters to the City’s inventory. • Decision‑makers: Purchasing Agent Keith Childs (recommendation) and General Services Director Andrew W. Love (concurrence). • Award recommendation dated July 2 2024, with prior bid opening on June 18 2024.

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Key dates

Bids closed
6/18/2024
Intent to award
7/2/2024
Awarded
7/2/2024

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Details

Award type
Single Award
Procurement
Full and Open Competition
Industry
Wholesale
NAICS
423120
Solicitation №
24-055

Contract value

$25,000

The PDF tabulation lists annual usage quantities for dozens of filter part numbers, with unit prices ranging from $1.60 to $15+ each. Summing the “annual usage” multiplied by NAPA’s unit price across the entire list yields an approximate total spend of $22,000–$28,000. Given typical municipal inventory buffers and the possibility of supplemental orders, a conservative ball‑park estimate for the contract value is roughly $25,000. This figure reflects only material costs; no installation or labor is included.

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