Attachment 1 Sources Sought Fabric Panels FY25.docx
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United States Marine Corps
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This document is a Sources Sought notice from the Marine Corps Recruiting Command (MCRC) for fabric panels to replace existing cubicle panels across their six recruiting districts. The MCRC is seeking responses from interested parties demonstrating their capability to produce the required fabric panels that match the current cubicle fabric. The panels must comply with the Berry Amendment and Buy American Act requirements. Respondents should provide pricing estimates per the specified cubicle panel sizes, including all materials and shipping to the delivery locations. Responses are due by COB November 15, 2024 and should be emailed to the provided contacts. Pricing provided will be for market research purposes only and not considered an official quote. The anticipated NAICS code is 337215 - Office and Store Fixtures, Partitions, Shelving, Lockers, Except Wood, but this may change. The government will not reimburse any costs related to responding to this Sources Sought notice.
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| File | Type | Posted |
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| Attachment 3 Price Quote.xls | XLS spreadsheet | |
| Attachment 2 Estimated Quantities and Delivery Locations.pdf | ||
| Attachment 3 Pricing Spreadsheet.xls | XLS spreadsheet | |
| Attachment 2 Estimated Quantities and Delivery Locations.pdf |
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SOURCES SOUGHT
Marine Corps Recruiting Command Fabric Panels for Cubicles Responses to this announcement are not considered offers and cannot be accepted by the Government to form a binding contract. Responses will not be used for evaluation in any resultant solicitation for this requirement. The government shall not be held responsible for any costs incurred in response to this Sources Sought. Participation is strictly voluntary.
The Marine Corps Recruiting Command (MCRC) at Quantico Marine Base, Quantico, VA, has an anticipated requirement to procure, replacement fabric panels for existing cubicles across the six Recruiting Districts. Delivery shall be made to the locations identified on the attached spreadsheet labeled, “Estimated Quantities and Delivery Locations.” Orders with deliveries for both OCONUS and CONUS locations are anticipated.
The anticipated NAICS is 337215- Office and Store Fixtures, Partitions, Shelving, Lockers, Except Wood. The NAICS may change.
Interested respondents should submit a brief capabilities statement package (no more than 20 pages in length, single spaced, 12-point font) clearly demonstrating their firm’s ability to perform the services. A generic capability statement is not acceptable. Please review the requirements listed below. At a minimum, the package shall address the following:
1. Capability to produce the fabric panels as described below.
2. Small Business Size Standard and under which NAICS manufacturing is considered.
3. Buy American Act and Berry Amendment compliance.
4. Complete Attachment 3 with price estimates per CLIN, inclusive of shipping costs.
a. Pricing is for market research purpose only and not considered an official quote.
b. See Attachment titled, “Estimated Quantities and Delivery Locations” for estimated quantities and delivery locations.
5. Delivery timeframe
6. Past performance information on similar contracts
For questions, please email the contacts below.
Responses shall be submitted by email to NO LATER THAN COB NOVEMBER 15, 2024.
Aria.Plewa@marines.usmc.mil and Jeffrey.endicott@marines.usmc.mil
Attachment 1: Sources Sought and Product Description Attachment 2: Estimated Quantities and Delivery Locations Attachment 3: Pricing Spreadsheet
Fabric Panels for Cubicles Product Description
In order to maintain seamless appearance and maintain office branding, the cubicle fabric panel replacements shall have fabric that matches the current cubicle fabric.
Fabric used shall match the current fabric. Fabric shall be adhered in a way that it will give the appearance of a cubicle wall. Any glues or adhesion methods used on the fabric need to last a minimum of five years covered under the warranty. Fabric shall be stapled to a board that has double sided adhesive Velcro strips to allow the fabric panel to hang on the exterior or interior of the existing cubicle wall. The panels shall have the capability to use push pins on both sides. Each CLIN will describe the interior and exterior panel components required for each cubicle system fabric panel replacement. All measurements in the CLIN descriptions are width (W) by height (H).
Fabric Description:
Fabric: 100% Polyester with Stain Repellent Finish Color: Designtex (blue) Brunswick 6307-601 fabric (Fabric needs to be brand name or an exact pigment match) Weight: 12.7 ounces/linear yard (394 g/lm) Width: 54" (137 cm) Color: Navy Blue with Textured Pattern ASTM: E 84 Unadhered Class A, CA TB 117-2013, NFPA Abrasion: 100,000 Wyzenbeek double rubs (CD) Lightfastness: 40 hours Fabric must be made in USA and comply with the Berry Amendment.
Board Description: All fabric needs to be stretched around a foam board. The board needs to fire and mildew retardant (see image 1 below of the current board that has a reflective coating applied to the foam board). The board shall have the capability for the use of push pins. All boards need to be shipped with adhesive Velcro strips with one side of the adhesive stretching on all 4 back edges of the back of the panel. The Marine Corps will remove the existing panels that are worn and attach the new fabric panels with the other matching strip of Velcro. The Velcro needs to be strong enough to hold the panel in place without any movement.
The boards after being wrapped in fabric on one side, need to be between ½ and ¾ inches thick. The fabric panels need to have the capability to accept push pins so that things can be tacked to the walls. Anything other than this thickness is considered unacceptable. See below photos of current panels that should be used as a reference for what the Government need to be replaced.
Boards must comply with the Buy American Act.
CLIN 0001 Comment by Plewa CIV Aria C: Confirm dimensions with Mike H Comment by Hounshell CIV Michael S: Dimensions are correct
STRAIGHT CUBICLE WALL WITH SIDE RETURN FABRIC PANELS
- FRONT PANEL – 103” W X 47 ¼” H Outer Panel 99.5” W X 47 ¼” H Inner Panel
- SIDE RETURN: 36” W x 47 ¼” H Outer Panel 33” W X 47 ¼” H Inner Panel
· Pricing includes all materials and shipping to each Marine Corps Recruiting Facility Comment by Plewa CIV Aria C: Confirm locations with Mike H Comment by Hounshell CIV Michael S: shipping each to Marine Corps District or Recruiting Station facility
· Replacement panels come with 4 strips of Velcro for the length of all four sides of each panel. The Velcro needs to be strong enough to hold the panel wall in place without movement.
CLIN 0002 Comment by Plewa CIV Aria C: Confirm dimensions with Mike H Comment by Hounshell CIV Michael S: shipping each to Marine Corps District or Recruiting Station facility
LONG STRAIGHT CUBICLE WALL FABRIC PANELS
- OUTER PANEL – 84” W X 47 ¼” H
- INNER PANEL - 84” W X 47 ¼” H
· Pricing includes all materials and shipping to each Marine Corps Recruiting Facility
· Replacement panels come with 4 strips of Velcro for the length of all four sides of each panel. The Velcro needs to be strong enough to hold the panel wall in place without movement.
CLIN 0003 Comment by Plewa CIV Aria C: Confirm dimensions with Mike H Comment by Hounshell CIV Michael S: dimensions are correct
SHORT STRAIGHT CUBICLE WALL FABRIC PANELS
- OUTER PANEL – 72” W X 40” H
- INNER PANEL - 72” W X 40” H
· Pricing includes all materials and shipping to each Marine Corps Recruiting Facility
· Replacement panels come with 4 strips of Velcro for the length of all four sides of each panel. The Velcro needs to be strong enough to hold the panel wall in place without movement.
Photos of Product
Image 1: Shows the back of the fabric panels and the board it is attached to.
Image 2: Shows the front of the fabric panel.
Image 3: Shows the Velcro strips attached to the cubicle wall.
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