Opportunity
St. Louis Stlouis #2027BID000035,1
Natural Gas Transportation Services for St. Louis City Facilities
Posted
October 15, 2026
Respond By
October 27, 2026
Identifier
2027BID000035,1
NAICS
486210
The City of St. Louis is seeking natural gas transportation services for city facilities, including St. Louis Lambert International Airport. - Government buyer: City of St. Louis, Supply Division; procurement overseen by Sean Reed, Director of Procurement (Supply Commissioner). - OEMs and vendors: No OEMs, manufacturers, or prospective suppliers are named in the solicitation. - Services requested: Firm natural gas transportation for three locations, with estimated annual usage of 195,000 MMBTU at St. Louis Lambert International Airport, 28,267 MMBTU at Ozark Correctional Center, and 33,328 MMBTU at Southeast Correctional Center. - Pricing: Bidders must price pipeline mainline transportation, management, and local distribution company (LDC) payment fees per MMBTU. Prices are firm for the first year; later adjustments may be considered subject to approval and supporting documentation. - Service requirements: Provide an uninterrupted supply and manage monthly nominations, changes in requirements, pipeline and utility imbalances, consumption reconciliation, and transportation setup. Quarterly usage and pricing reports are also required. - Contract term: Three years, with two optional one-year extensions. - Line-item note: The bid package also uses a “Contract Bid Total” service line; it does not specify a quantity or part number.
Description
The City of St. Louis is seeking competitive sealed bids from qualified, authorized, and licensed retail natural gas suppliers to provide full-requirement firm Natural Gas Transportation Service to St. Louis Lambert International Airport. The contract term is three years from the date of award, with two one-year extensions. Bids may be submitted through the online bid portal or on an official bid form in a sealed envelope, and required forms and attachments must be included. The bid package calls for an uninterrupted supply of the specified fixed volume of natural gas.