Pest_Control_Solicitation_Questions_and_Responses_8May_0001.xlsx

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Pest Control Services Stewart Lee Udall Building Federal contract opportunity
Solicitation number
140D0425Q0295
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Department of the Interior Departmental Offices Interior Business Center

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This document is a Questions and Answers (Q&A) file for a Pest Control Services solicitation for the Stewart Lee Udall Department of the Interior Building. The solicitation (No. 140D0425Q0295) is a small business set-aside for comprehensive pest management services, replacing a previous contract awarded to Alexandria Pest Services, Inc. for $37,744.00. Key details include a 1.3-million gross square foot building with 42 kitchenettes across 7 floors, requiring an integrated pest management approach with weekly service visits based on specific service requests.

The Q&A reveals no prior emergency service calls or specific pest incidents in the past 24 months, though the Performance Work Statement (PWS) anticipates potential pest management needs. The contractor will be responsible for providing and maintaining rodent control equipment, including 11 exterior and 4 interior bait traps, and must use Anticimex SMART Boxes or an approved equivalent. The government will identify specific service areas during weekly visits, with an emphasis on treating problem areas and addressing various potential pest types including rodents, birds, bats, and wood-destroying organisms.

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Question NumberVendor QuestionGovernment Response
1What was the previous awarded Solicitation Number, Date awarded, and awarded value?Solicitation Number: 140D0421Q0228

Date Awarded: April 4, 2021 Total Awarded Value: $37,744.00

2Has any part of the Statement of Work (SOW) changed in this solicitation compared to the last awarded contract? If so, what changed or was added?Yes, the SOW has been rewritten. This is considered a new requirement based on the changes to the SOW.
3Has the government issued any CURE or Notice of Correction for pest control services over the past 24 months at this location?No.
4Will the government provide any preference for SDVOSB Certified contractors as outlined within the SBA SDVOSB Veterans Priority Set-aside Program?The set-aside is Small Business.
5Can the government clarify how many emergency/unscheduled service requests there have been in the past 24 months?There have not been any emergency calls at the Stewart Lee Udall Department of the Interior Building.
6What is the number of bed bug service requests at the Stewart Lee Udall Department of the Interior Building over the past 24 months?None. Multiple pests are identified in the PWS as consideration for inclusion with the Integrated Pest Management Plan.
7What is the number of snake service requests at the Stewart Lee Udall Department of the Interior Building over the past 24 months?None. Multiple pests are identified in the PWS as consideration for inclusion with the Integrated Pest Management Plan.
8Can the government confirm the number of exterior rodent bait stations and interior rodent traps that are present at the Stewart Lee Udall Department of the Interior Building? Will the government require these to be provided by the contractor upon award?There are a total of 11 bait traps at the exterior of the building. There are a total of 4 bait traps in the interior of the building. The successful bidder will be required to provide a comprehensive approach to addressing rodents in and around the building. Per the PWS, "The contractor shall furnish, install, and maintain Anticimex SMART Boxes, or a COR approved equivalent, to assist in the control of exterior rodents."
9How many bird service requests have occurred at the Stewart Lee Udall Department of the Interior Building in the past 24 months?None. Multiple pests are identified in the PWS as consideration for inclusion with the Integrated Pest Management Plan.
10How many bat service requests have occurred at the Stewart Lee Udall Department of the Interior Building in the past 24 months?None. Multiple pests are identified in the PWS as consideration for inclusion with the Integrated Pest Management Plan.
11How many wood-destroying organisms services (subterranean termites, dry wood termites, fungi, wood boring beetles) have occurred at the Stewart Lee Udall Department of the Interior Building over the past 24 months?None. Multiple pests are identified in the PWS as consideration for inclusion with the Integrated Pest Management Plan.
12Is an incumbent for this solicitation. And if so, how much is the award?Previous award is GS06F00928/140D0421F0246, awarded to Alexandria Pest Services, Inc. Total Awarded value $37,744.00
13How many kitchenettes are there in the building?1 kitchenette per wing (6 wings) per floors (7 floors) for a total of 42. There are also several VIP kitchenettes.
14Will all individual offices in the building require servicing?Work is requested on a service request basis and problem areas treated for pests. The COR will identify the service requests that should be addressed during each weekly visit.
15Will existing rat traps be left behind for use?Unknown at this time. The prospective vendor should plan on providing supplies/equipment as necessary to address the Integrated Pest Management Plan, per the PWS.
16What is the square footage of the building?The Stewart Lee Udall Building is approximately 1.3-million gross square feet.
17Is pricing from a previous vendor who performed these services available?The total value of the previous contract is $37,744.00. The required services have changed from the previous contract.
18Are measurements of the areas needing services available?See response to question 16.
19We would like to know if this is a brand new contract OR if there is (was) an incumbent performing these services.The required services have changed from the previous contract. See response to question 12.
20If not brand new, could you please provide the current / previous contract number?See response to question 12.
21During the walk through, we identified areas that would need specific treatments, in alignment with the weekly service request. Are office areas apart of the weekly routine? Or is that specific to service requests?See response to question 14

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