Questions and Answers 8-7-2024.docx
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This document contains Questions and Answers related to a federal contract opportunity for Grounds and Landscaping Maintenance for Coast Guard owned housing at Port Lavaca, TX. The key details are:
The Grounds Maintenance Certification is not required, but contractors can be in the process of obtaining it prior to award and get it within the base year. The detail supervisor and turf technicians can be the same person, which helps keep overhead costs down. The contract requires maintaining approximately 3 acres of grass not to exceed 5 inches in height, in a manner that promotes growth and is aesthetically appealing. This is a small business set-aside solicitation, Solicitation Number 70Z02924QNEWO0203, issued by the Department of Homeland Security's U.S. Coast Guard. The contract will be a firm-fixed-price purchase order awarded to the lowest bidder, and Federal Acquisition Regulation Clauses and Department of Labor Wage Rates are applicable.
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Questions and Answers 8/7/2024
Is the Grounds Maintenance Certification mandatory. If so, can we be in the process of obtaining the certification prior to award and get it within the base year? Certified Grounds Manager through Professional Grounds Maintenance Management Society is not required.
Can the detail supervisor and turf technicians be the same person? Yes, they will basically be a working supervisor and keeps overhead cost down.
Can you please clarify: “Approximately 3 acres of grass shall be mowed not to exceed 5 inches”. Total acreages are not precise but provided to give an idea. 3 acres are the approx. total of all property. NTE 5” means that we want the grass maintained at 5” or less in a fashion that promotes growth and is esthetically appealing.
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