Attachment F5 - Schedule of Items - 888E.pdf
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- 2023 Light Duty Vocational Trucks
- Solicitation number
- 47QMCA22R0014
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GSA Federal Acquisition Service
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This document contains an attachment to a draft solicitation for the 2023 Light Duty Vocational Trucks procurement. The attachment establishes an open line item, Item 888E, to allow vendors to offer any commercially made motor vehicle incorporating emerging technology that falls under an existing Federal Standard 307BB vehicle category and meets other GSA requirements. Offers for vehicles under Item 888E may be submitted at any time during the contract period and will be evaluated in the order received. The GSA Program Manager and Technical Evaluation Team will determine the line item designation and compliance with Federal Standards for any proposed vehicles.
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ATTACHMENT F5 – SCHEDULE OF ITEMS – 888E
ITEM 888E
Item #888E – MOTOR VEHICLE, COMMERCIAL, EMERGING
TECHNOLOGIES
Item 888E is an open line item which will allow a vendor to offer any commercially made Motor Vehicle incorporating EMERGING TECHNOLOGY, for which there is an existing Federal Standard 307BB vehicle category, and which conforms to all GSA standards and regulations that pertain to the Government’s motor vehicle requirements.
Offers for vehicles entered under Item 888E may be submitted at any time during the contract period of performance as prescribed in the solicitation, and will be evaluated in order of receipt.
The Program Manager, in conjunction with the GSA Technical Evaluation Team, will determine the line item designation of the offer and if the proposed vehicle meets
Federal Standards. After-market conversions of factory vehicles are not considered within scope of this definition.
47QMCA22R0014
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