FA485525R0002 Questions and Answers.pdf
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This document appears to be a set of Questions and Answers related to Solicitation FA485525R0002 for Hood and Duct Cleaning Services at Cannon Air Force Base, New Mexico. The solicitation seeks a contractor to provide management, tools, supplies, equipment, and labor to inspect, clean, and operationally test kitchen exhaust systems, hoods, ducts, and return air vents. Key details include:
The previous contract (FA485520P0002) ended on 30 Sep 2024, with a total contract value of $222,850. There is no incumbent for the new contract. A site visit will be conducted on 20 November 2024. The scope of work has changed from the previous contract. Subcontractors are allowed, but there is no subcontracting plan required. The expected performance period will begin on 15 January 2025. The solicitation will be awarded to one contractor for the full requirement - it will not be possible to separate duct cleaning from the other services. Past performance will be evaluated only on other federal agency or DoD contracts, not commercial entities. Contractor employees must complete EMS Awareness Training and provide certificates of completion.
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FA485525R0002 Hood and Duct Cleaning Services – Questions and Answers
1) Is there an Incumbent? If so, please provide the total contract value length and number. A) There is no current incumbent the services ended 30 Sep 2024. The previous contract number is FA485520P0002, and the period of performance was 1 Oct 2019 – 30 Sep 2024. The total contract amount was $222,850.00.
2) Will there be a site visit for this solicitation? A) The Site Visit will be conducted on 20 November 2024 at 8:00 am (MT).
3) Is the scope of work same as the previous contract? A) No. The scope of work has changed from the previous contract.
4) Can we utilize a subcontractor? If yes, would there be any limitations? A) Yes. You can use a sub-contractor; however, there is no subcontracting plan required for this acquisition. Any issues that arise during performance of the contract will be directed to the prime contractor.
5) Could you please provide any available height measurements for the kitchen exhaust systems in the DFAC building. A) Contractors will be able to retrieve these measurements during the planned site visit.
6) When will the performance period begin? (day, month and year): A) The expected beginning date for the period of performance is 15 January 2025.
7) The PWS lists a frequency of 12, while the price sheet lists 4. Could you please advise on the correct quantity? A) The Price List has been updated. Please see Attachment 2 – REVISED Proposal Price Worksheet.
8) Will it be an issue getting people convicted felons access to base to complete work?
A) Please review FAR Clause 52.222-3, Convict Labor at www.acquisition.gov.
9) Would it be possible to separate Duct Cleaning from the rest of your needs? A) As we are only awarding one contract to one contractor for this requirement, it will not be possible for us to separate these requirements.
10) For the “Past Performance” evaluation criterion, will only other federal agency or
DoD contracts be considered relevant, or will contracts with commercial entities of similar scale and requirements also be evaluated? A) The Government will evaluate past performance as stated under the Evaluation Criteria, Factor 2
– Past Performance, in the FA485525R0002 - Combined Synopsis/Solicitation. No other evaluation criteria will be used.
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11) I have read through it and am looking at Appendix B in the PWS. I have a question about the EMS Awareness Training and Contractor Certification. Is the contractor certification a specific general contractor cert or something else? A) Please see the Performance Work Statement, Paragraph 4.7 on Page 8. The awarded Contractor will use the link in that paragraph to complete the training. As stated in the PWS, Paragraph 4.8 and 4.8.1 on Pages 8 and 9, all Contractor employees must complete this training, and the Contractor will submit the Certificates of Completion to the Contracting Officer. This is also stated in the PWS in Appendix B – Data Requirements on Page 11.
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