Contract · State & Local

Heated Asphalt Storage Tank

Missouri - MODOT NORTHEAST DISTRICT MO

  • Status Closes in 5 days
  • Amount Amount not listed
  • Set-aside None (open competition)

Scope

SINGLE FEASIBLE SOURCE (SFS) | The Missouri Department of Transportation Northeast District has determined Brock, LLC., is the Single Feasible Source provider for a 10,000-gallon Heated Asphalt Storage Tank configured with a drop cone (conical) bottom for solids retention and the tank is to have elevated mounting on leg stands with the bottom of the tank to be approximately 5-feet to 7-feet above ground level, among other required specifications .

If this SFS posting is contested and it is determined Brock, LLC., is not the Single Feasible Source for this product/service the SFS process will be stopped and a bid opportunity for purchasing these materials will be developed and posted.

The Overview and Contract Terms sections contain valuable information such as the complete solicitation, terms, and other relevant attachments.

You should download any attachment(s) from the Overview and/or Requirements sections and review the Contract Terms (especially section 3 of the Contract Terms titled “MoDOT IFB Special Terms and Conditions”), prior to clicking “Create Response”.

Questions about the requirements of this solicitation may be directed to Bill Noyes, MoDOT Northeast District Senior Procurement Agent, by calling 660-385-8245 or by emailing: [email protected] .

Timeline

  1. Posted

    Oct 27, 2026

  2. Status

    Closing soon

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