Opportunity
Louisiana Procurement and Contract Network #2026-SWB-64
As-needed delivery of an estimated 20,000 tons of No. 610 limestone
Posted
November 02, 2026
Respond By
November 17, 2026
Identifier
2026-SWB-64
NAICS
212312, 423320
The Sewerage and Water Board of New Orleans is seeking as-needed deliveries of No. 610 limestone for designated work sites across New Orleans, including Algiers. - Buyer: Sewerage and Water Board of New Orleans, Procurement Department. - Primary product: An estimated 20,000 tons of No. 610 limestone; no part number or manufacturer is specified. The Board may order up to 100% above the estimate and commits to at least 10% of it. - Material and testing requirements: Limestone must be clean, hard, durable, and free of excess soft material and foreign matter. Bidders must provide certified Louisiana laboratory results for gradation (DOTD TR113), soundness (AASHTO T104), dry-rodded unit weight (AASHTO T19), and abrasion (AASHTO T96), at their expense. - Specification inconsistency: The bid form identifies limestone, but the technical specifications also include a separate reclaimed asphaltic pavement (RAP) provision. That provision cites Louisiana road specifications and RAP gradation requirements; the intended material should be clarified. - Delivery and vendor information: Prices must cover delivery to Board-designated New Orleans sites. The vendor must wait until Board staff are ready to accept delivery. Bidders are asked to identify the manufacturer and provide facility, shipment, capacity, storage, and transportation details. - Named companies: No OEMs, manufacturers, or vendors are identified in the materials.
Description
The Sewerage and Water Board of New Orleans is soliciting bids to supply No. 610 limestone. The contract covers an initial two-year period, with three one-year renewal options, and material will be ordered as needed. Delivery is to SWBNO-designated job sites within New Orleans city limits, including Algiers. Bidders must provide specified laboratory test results with their bids; the solicitation also includes a bid form for 20,000 tons.