177 FW Parking Ramp Snow Removal PWS 18 Jan 2024.pdf
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This combined synopsis/solicitation requests quotes for a blanket purchase agreement for snow removal services at Atlantic City International Airport in New Jersey. The Department of the Air Force Reserve Command will establish a single blanket purchase agreement with a $250,000 ceiling and four-month period of performance to provide snow removal for the 177th Fighter Wing Main Aircraft Parking Ramp and taxiways. Quotes are due by January 31, 2024 and must demonstrate the vendor's ability to meet requirements, provide equipment, personnel, and meet response times as detailed in the attached performance work statement. This requirement has a 100% small business set-aside with a NAICS code of 238910 and will be awarded to the lowest priced technically acceptable offeror.
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| Snow Removal Price List.xlsx | XLSX spreadsheet | |
| Att 1 -Snow Map_Main Ramp -Plow Plan.pdf | ||
| Snow Removal Clauses and Provisions.pdf | ||
| Snow Removal BPA Combo 25Jan2024.pdf | ||
| Att 2 - Snow removal sketch.pdf | ||
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177 FW Parking Ramp Snow Removal Performance Work Statement (PWS)
1. The 177th Fighter Wing Main Aircraft Parking Ramp is located adjacent to Atlantic City International Airport, Egg Harbor Township, New Jersey. It has six Aircraft Parking Shelters and is connected to Taxiway Gulf and Delta. The total Square Yard of the Parking area excluding the six shelter are 71,900 SY. During inclement weather and time of snow this Parking apron must be clear of snow (down to asphalt or concrete) for F-16 Fighter Aircraft to taxi on.
2. Requirements: Equipment used for snow removal operations must have Rubber or Polyurethane blade. Metal Blade and cutting edges must not be used on 177FW Aircraft Parking Ramp. They pose a significant threat to Aircraft engines due to potential of creating Foreign Object Debris (FOD). Typical Equipment used on Aircraft Parking Ramps are but are not limited to: Broom- OshKosh, H-Series XF, Dump Truck with 10-12 ft Plow, Loader with snow box, Blower- OshKosh, H-Series.
3. Snow removal Contractor must provide all personnel, Vehicle, Equipment, transportation, Communications devices, material, consumables, fuel, tools, supervision and management necessary to perform snow removal services at the 177FW Aircraft Parking Ramp.
4. The Contractor must ensure all snow/ice removal personnel are placed on standby when snow is forecasted or advised by the Authorized Caller. Personnel must be assigned to one or two shifts and prepared to report to duty within one hour after snow operation activation by the Authorized Caller.
a. All personnel will require a background investigation in order to access the 177FW installation and be assigned an access badge.
5. The Contractor must direct and set-up the Snow Control Center in Building 402 within one hour after snow operation activation by the Authorized Caller. This includes informing all necessary snow/ice removal personnel to report for duty. The Snow Control Center must be manned at all times by the Snow Control Supervisor or Dispatcher. When it has been determined that the forecast is for a sustained snow/ice condition, the Contractor must utilize work shifts for snow/ice removal operations and all necessary personnel must be informed. If required, the Authorized Caller may call for a temporary suspension of operations due to blizzard or unsafe conditions.
a. Contractor snow removal personnel are considered essential personnel and will be required to report when the Governor has declared a state of emergency.
6. The 177FW Civil Engineer Squadron (CES) will coordinate with contractor/ Snow controller supervisor to apply Anti Icing and Liquid Deicer material on the Aircraft Parking ramp.
a. 177FW CES will provide and apply the Anti Icing and Liquid Deicer material with Government owned equipment.
7. Please see Attachments 1 and 2 to this PWS for further information and clarifications.
8. If you have any questions about this clarification of PWS, please contact Daniela Marton at daniela.marton@us.af.mil and 786-415-6815
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