Solicitation 6973GH-26-R-00181 (SAM.gov Notice ID 2026FSDO)_Questions and Answers_8-14-2026.docx
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This is a Questions and Answers document for Solicitation 6973GH-26-R-00181 regarding the South Florida Flight Standards District Office (FSDO) Relocation Project. The document clarifies procurement requirements for a fully integrated Haworth furniture solution for a new 53,174 square foot FAA office facility in Plantation, Florida that will accommodate 318 personnel across three floors. The solicitation is open to any vendor capable of meeting requirements with Haworth furniture products, not restricted to Haworth dealers. The proposal deadline has been extended to August 21, 2026, at 4:00 PM Central Standard Time.
Key requirements include commercial-grade task seating, guest/conference seating, lounge seating, and ancillary furnishings as depicted in government-provided floor plans. All seating must meet minimum specifications including 300-pound weight capacity, ANSI/BIFMA performance standards, ergonomic adjustability for task chairs, durable commercial-grade upholstery, readily available replacement parts, ADA accessibility compliance, and a preferred 10-year commercial warranty. Additional scope items include lateral filing cabinets at specified locations, conference tables with integrated power/data modules, dual single-monitor arms at workstations, and FAA-branded signage using the provided template. Delivery and installation will occur during standard FAA business hours and coordinated with the Project Manager (APM-300). Final product selections, finishes, and configurations will be validated and approved by the government post-award during design coordination, with detailed installation scheduling to be developed in alignment with construction turnover and facility access requirements.
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Notice ID: 2026FSDO
| Questions |
| Answers |
| 1. Can you tell us if this is being procured through a GSA Schedule? If so, please confirm this is an unrestricted solicitation. |
| The FAA requires the procurement of Haworth furniture products to support the South Florida FSDO relocation. |
| 2. We respectfully request that the proposal deadline for Solicitation No. 6973GH-26-R-00181, South Florida FSDO Relocation Project, be extended… |
| The proposal due date has been extended to August 21, 2026, 4:00PM Central Standard Time. |
3. Lounge Seating: Are we to include all lounge seating in the reception and open areas as shown on the floor plans?
Yes. Offerors shall include lounge, collaboration, breakout, and other ancillary seating/furnishings shown in the Government-provided furniture layout drawings. Final product selections and finishes will be coordinated with the Government after award in accordance with the SOW.
| 4. Mail Room Shelving: Should shelving for the mail room be included in our proposal? |
| Offerors shall base their proposals on the furniture and ancillary/support furnishings depicted in the Government-provided drawings. Final configurations and requirements will be validated with the Government during post-award design coordination and prior to procurement. |
| 5. Seating Requirements: Can you provide specifications or minimum requirements for the seating? |
| Offerors shall propose standard, commercially available Haworth seating appropriate for the applications identified in the SOW and Government-provided drawings. At a minimum, all seating shall be commercial/government-grade and suitable for the intended application within a high-use workplace environment. All seating shall meet the following minimum requirements: |
0. Supportive seat construction appropriate for the intended duration and type of use.
0. Minimum 300-lb user weight capacity per seating position.
0. Commercial-grade durability suitable for frequent use in a government workplace environment.
0. Meet applicable ANSI/BIFMA performance, durability, and safety standards for the applicable seating type.
0. Commercial-grade upholstery, mesh, and/or other finish materials that are durable, cleanable, and suitable for high-use workplace environments.
0. Durable frames, bases, components, and finishes designed for long-term commercial use.
0. Sustainability: Products should meet applicable federal sustainability requirements and/or recognized third-party environmental standards, where required.
0. Warranty: Minimum 10-year commercial warranty preferred.
0. Replacement parts: Replacement components, upholstery, glides, casters, arms, and other serviceable parts shall be readily available to support long-term maintenance.
0. Accessibility: Seating selections and layouts shall support applicable ADA accessibility requirements and accommodate a broad range of users.
0. Seating dimensions and configurations shall be appropriate for the intended space and shall not compromise required accessible routes, circulation, or egress clearances.
· Task Seating: Task seating shall be commercial/government-grade ergonomic seating suitable for continuous daily use in an office environment. In addition to the general seating requirements above, task chairs shall include, at a minimum, ergonomic adjustability, appropriate back/lumbar support, adjustable armrests, seat-height adjustment, tilt/recline functionality, and mobility appropriate for the flooring type. Task seating should accommodate a broad range of users and support extended periods of daily use.
· Guest/Conference Seating: Guest and conference seating shall meet all applicable general seating requirements identified above and provide appropriate comfort and support for the intended application. For conference applications, chairs shall be appropriately scaled to the conference table and room configuration to allow users to comfortably enter, exit, and maneuver around the table without compromising required circulation, accessibility, or egress clearances. Casters, glides, arms, and other features shall be appropriate for the intended application and flooring type.
· Lounge Seating: Lounge seating shall be commercial/government-grade and suitable for frequent use in workplace reception, collaboration, waiting, and informal meeting areas. Lounge seating shall provide appropriate seat and back support, seat height, seat depth, and overall comfort for the intended application. Frames, bases, cushions, upholstery, and other components shall be designed for high-use commercial environments. Lounge seating shall be appropriately scaled and configured within the space to maintain required circulation, accessibility, and egress clearances.
Final product selections, finishes, fabrics, and specifications will be coordinated with and approved by the Government after award and prior to procurement.
| 6. Floor Plans: Are we required to populate the floor plans with the proposed furniture and include the completed plans as part of our submittal? |
| Yes. The awarded Contractor will validate and develop the required design and installation documents in coordination with APM-300 in accordance with CLIN 0002. |
| 7. Monitor Arms: Should we provide two separate single-monitor arms or one dual-monitor arm at applicable workstations? |
| (2) Single monitor arm. Final product configuration will be coordinated with the Government after award. |
| 8. Conference Table Power: Should power/data modules be included in all conference tables? |
| Yes. Final power/data requirements and configurations will be coordinated with the Government and applicable trades during post-award design coordination. |
| 9. Lateral Files: Are we to include lateral files at all locations indicated on the floor plans? |
| Yes. Final locations will be validated during post-award design coordination. |
| 10. Signage: Can you provide specifications or additional requirements for the signage to be included? |
| Signage for workstations, offices, and support spaces shall be included as required by the SOW and template attached (FAA Sign Branding v20210826.27). Final signage design, content, materials, finishes, and locations will be coordinated with and approved by the Government after award and prior to procurement. |
| 11. Delivery and Installation: Will delivery and installation be permitted during normal business hours? |
| Yes. Delivery and installation are anticipated during standard FAA business hours unless otherwise directed by the FAA. Site access, loading dock, freight elevator, and delivery activities shall be coordinated with the APM-300 PM. |
| 12. Delivery and Installation: Will the installation be available on all 3 floors day 1 or will it need to be phased by floor? |
| The awarded Contractor will develop the detailed installation schedule in coordination with APM-300, and applicable trades, as required by the SOW to align with construction turnover and facility access. |
| 13. SOW Purpose: Is the solicitation for Haworth dealers only, or can Haworth submit a proposal? |
| The solicitation is open to vendors who can meet the requirements with Haworth furniture products. |
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