Opportunity
Indiana Department of Administration #003000000087302
Indiana DNR Solicitation: 4,200-Gallon Precast Concrete Water Storage Tank (Delivery Only)
Posted
March 31, 2026
Respond By
April 30, 2026
Identifier
003000000087302
NAICS
327390
This opportunity involves the procurement of a large precast concrete water storage tank for the Indiana Department of Natural Resources (DNR), Harrison-Crawford State Forest: - Government Buyer: - Indiana Department of Natural Resources (DNR), Harrison-Crawford State Forest, Purchasing Office - Products Requested: - One (1) precast concrete water storage tank, 4,200-gallon capacity - Minimum dimensions: 94" height, 83" width, 154" length - Wall, top, and bottom thickness: 5 inches - Manway opening: at least 24.5" x 24.5" with 29" riser and watertight seal - Heavy-duty lockable aluminum lid - Two 8-inch diameter holes on top for fill and vent risers (risers supplied by purchaser) - One 4-inch diameter hole in lower center at narrow tank end - Delivery & Installation: - Vendor must deliver and offload the tank at 3910 High Water Rd., Tobinsport, IN 47520 - Installation will be performed by DNR staff; no installation services required from vendor - Unique Requirements: - Vendor responsible for transportation and offloading only - No specific OEMs or brands required; bidders may offer recycled content products with manufacturer certification - Split awards possible if bidder is willing - No removal of old system required - No installation or removal services are part of this solicitation - No OEMs or specific brands are named; open to all qualified manufacturers
Description
This solicitation is for the purchase of a precast cistern to repair the water system at a property in Southeast Perry County, Indiana. The project involves the delivery and installation of a 4200-gallon water storage tank, with installation to be performed by Department of Natural Resources (DNR) staff. The cistern will replace the existing plumbing at a rental property, located differently from the previous water system, so removal of the old system is not required. Bids must be submitted by April 30, 2026, and questions can be directed to the DNR contact.