A.02.10 Market Survey Turkey DLA RMMR W912GB21R0004_24JUN20.XLSX
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- RMMR Services for USAF Fuel Facilities Supported by DLA-Energy at Incirlik Air Base, Turkey
- Solicitation number
- W912GB21R0004
- Issued by
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Department of the Army European Command
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This document contains a market survey and related federal contract opportunity notice. The United States Army Corps of Engineers Europe District is seeking information from potential contractors to perform recurring maintenance and minor repair services for United States Air Force fuel facilities supported by Defense Logistics Agency-Energy at Incirlik Air Base in Turkey. Responses to the market survey questions in the attached Excel spreadsheet are requested by July 8, 2020. The anticipated follow-on contract would have a one-year base period of performance with four one-year option periods. The contract is expected to include both firm-fixed-price and cost-plus-fixed-fee pricing. Services required include repairs to fuel systems, piping, tanks, separators, distribution support facilities, and dispensing units at bulk and retail government fuel locations.
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Sheet1
| MARKET SURVEY FOR W912GB21R0004 |
| TURKEY RMMR MARKET SURVEY QUESTIONS |
| Please provide your answers to the questions below. |
1. Offeror's name, address, point of contact, phone number, and e-mail address.
2. CAGE Code and DUNS number and/or a copy of your entity record on the System for Award Management (SAM, www.sam.gov ). NOTE: Companies MUST be SAM registered to be eligible for award of any contracts with the USACE.
3. Offeror's interest in submitting an offer on the prospective solicitation if/when it is issued.
4. Briefly describe any projects you have completed in Turkey demonstrating capability to meet the project requirements ($ value, year completed/ongoing work)
5. Briefly describe any projects you have completed in countries other than Turkey demonstrating capability to meet the project requirements ($ value, year completed/ongoing work)
6. What maximum annual capacity of work can your firm reasonably manage while assuring effective and efficient program/project implementation and maintaining quality products?
7. What is your firm’s resource availability (staffing and equipment) to perform work in Turkey?
8. What elements of work would your firm consider subcontracting to other firms?
9. Have you ever worked as a Prime Contractor for the U.S. Government? If not, have you worked as a Subcontractor for the U.S. Government?
10. Has your firm’s accounting system design been audited by the Defense Contract Audit Agency (DCAA) and is acceptable for the award of a prospective US Government contract?
11. What Challenges do you anticipate working within Romania (e.g. labor, materials, permitting, base/installation access)?
12. Would your firm participate in this acquisition with other firms as teaming members or joint ventures if applicable - please state whether existing and potential?
13. Provide comments or identify any concerns your company has regarding the proposed solicitation.
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