Exhibit B - Property Management Plan.docx
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- Solicitation number
- 0538
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The document is a Property Management Plan (PMP) template for a federal contract solicitation involving LDCS Control Boxes. The PMP requires bidders to submit a strategic overview of how they will manage government property, with specific review points that include: describing the contractor's Property Management System (PMS), addressing its purpose and compliance with regulations, defining its scope, and demonstrating management of ten key property outcomes such as acquisition, inventory, reporting, and maintenance.
The associated federal contract opportunity (Solicitation 0538, W912CH-24-Q-0034) is a Firm-Fixed-Price procurement by the Department of the Army Materiel Command for 24 LDCS Control Boxes (NSN: 2590-01-559-8995, Part Number: 10810053) from Amentum Services, Inc. Interested offerors must submit proposals via email to specified contract specialists, be registered in the System for Award Management (SAM), and understand that all solicitation amendments will be issued electronically. Proposals must include a comprehensive Property Management Plan that meets the detailed review criteria outlined in the document.
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Property Management Plan (PMP) – LDCS Control Box This solicitation requires the bidder submit a Property Management Plan (PMP) with their proposal. The intent of the PMP is for the bidder to provide a high level strategic overview of “how” they intend to manage Government Property in their possession. The submitted PMP will be reviewed by the contracting organization’s Industrial Property Management Specialist or Contracting Officer to ensure it meets PMP requirements. PMP review points include:
a. Does the PMP include an overview description of the contractor’s Property Management System (PMS)?
b. Does the PMP include the purpose of the contractor’s PMS? What laws, regulations, and/or instructions does it comply with?
c. Does the PMP include the scope of the contractor’s PMS? Does it include company assets, subcontractor assets, and/or customer assets (e.g. Government Property)?
d. Does the PMP address the ten (10) outcomes of Government Property?
i. Acquisition of Property
ii. Receipt of Government Property
iii. Records of Government property
iv. Physical inventory
v. Subcontractor control
vi. Reports
vii. Relief of stewardship responsibility and liability
viii. Utilizing Government property
ix. Maintenance
x. Property closeout
e. If the PMP includes standards (e.g. voluntary consensus standards, industry leading practices) that the contractor intends to use in the management of Government Property, are they applicable to the tasks being performed on the effort? Were they made available to the Government for review purposes?
f. Does the PMP meet the requirements as specified in the solicitation, at a minimum?
g. Does the contractor adequately address all of the special points highlighted in the solicitation for this specific action?
h. Will the contract have Item Unique Identification (IUID) requirements? If so, does the PMP address how the contractor will meet these requirements?
i. Does the contractor address how it will meet the Government Property reporting requirements? (e.g., intervals, format of reports, who/whom they will be reported to, how they will be delivered (Email, Hard Copies)).
IAW FAR 45.201(b), “Contractor is responsible for all costs related to making the property available for use, such as payment of all transportation, installation or rehabilitation costs.”
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