47QMCA20R0002_Prospective_Offeror_Special_Notice_2024-05-07.docx
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This document is a Special Notice from the General Services Administration (GSA) regarding Solicitation 47QMCA20R0002 for the Main Bus Program 2020. The solicitation remains open beyond the initial deadline of July 10, 2020, specifically for Standard Item 888E, which allows offerors to propose commercially-made motor vehicles incorporating emerging technology. The government will evaluate proposals for 888E on a recurring schedule, with additional deadlines on May 1st of 2021, 2022, 2023, and 2024. Proposals for 888E should be submitted via email, and pricing information should be provided using the 888E Proposal Template. Any models approved under 888E will be considered within the scope of the solicitation. The overall solicitation is for Firm Fixed Price, Indefinite Delivery/Indefinite Quantity contracts to acquire an estimated 50,000 new non-tactical vehicles annually for federal agencies. Prospective offerors must meet the requirements of Federal Vehicle Standard 833P and are required to obtain an AutoBid account prior to the solicitation being issued.
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Federal Acquisition Service
SOLICITATION 47QMCA20R0002
May 7, 2024
Dear Prospective Offeror:
The General Services Administration (GSA) appreciates your interest in submitting a proposal for an emerging technology vehicle via the 888E provision in this solicitation 47QMCA20R0002. Item 888E is an open line item that allows an offeror to propose any commercially-made motor vehicle incorporating emerging technology, for which there is an existing Federal Standard vehicle category and which conforms to all GSA standards and regulations that pertain to the Government’s motor vehicle requirements.
Solicitation 47QMCA20R0002 remains open beyond the initial deadline of July 10, 2020, for Standard Item 888E only. Please review the original solicitation and follow all directions for submitting proposals contained therein, paying particular attention to the proposal submission requirements located in Section F.1 and the evaluation criteria in Sections G.1 and G.2 to ensure your proposal meets the submission requirements. The Government will accept electronic proposals at any time after the initial solicitation closing for Standard Item 888E, but will only evaluate proposals received after July 10, 2020, in accordance with the following schedule:
1ST ADDITIONAL DEADLINE FOR STANDARD ITEM 888E – MAY 1, 2021
2ND ADDITIONAL DEADLINE FOR STANDARD ITEM 888E – MAY 1, 2022
3RD ADDITIONAL DEADLINE FOR STANDARD ITEM 888E – MAY 1, 2023
4TH ADDITIONAL DEADLINE FOR STANDARD ITEM 888E – MAY 1, 2024
Electronic proposals for Standard Item 888E should be sent to the following email addresses:
craig.yokum@gsa.gov with a carbon copy to ontheroad@gsa.gov
AutoBid WILL NOT open for pricing submission during the supplemental evaluation periods for Standard Item 888E. Pricing information should be submitted via the 888E Proposal Template, along with the other electronic proposal documents required by the Solicitation.
Any models submitted under Standard Item 888E and approved by GSA are considered within the scope and intent of the solicitation, and may be executed either by modification to the vendor’s current contract or by award of a new contract for those motor vehicles incorporating emerging technology.
Should you have any questions, please contact Craig Yokum, Contracting Officer, at (703) 605-9291 or craig.yokum@gsa.gov. I look forward to receiving your proposal!
Sincerely, Craig D. Yokum
Craig D. Yokum Contracting Officer Light Vehicles Branch (QMAAA)
U.S. General Services Administration 1800 F Street NW Washington, DC 20405 www.gsa.gov image1.png
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