QA - Vehicle Barrier Maintenance - AFRL Rome.docx

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This document is a Questions and Answers (Q&A) file for a Vehicle Barrier Maintenance solicitation for the Air Force Research Laboratory (AFRL) in Rome, NY. The Q&A specifically addresses CLIN 0004, "Additional In-Scope Work (Non-Personal Service)", clarifying that no monetary amount is required at the time of proposal submission. For this line item, which is an "as needed" service, costs will be determined and billed based on actual usage and mutually agreed rates at the time the additional work is required.

The related federal contract opportunity (Solicitation FA875125Q0064) is a small business set-aside procurement for maintenance of multiple vehicle barrier systems at the AFRL Rome Research Site. The contract has a base period of 12 months from 16 July 2025 to 15 July 2026, with four additional option years extending through 15 January 2031. Delivery locations include multiple test annexes in New York, and quotes are due by 3:00 PM Eastern Standard Time on 21 July 2025. The government intends to evaluate offers based on total price and past performance, with the intent to award without discussions.

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Notice ID: FA875125Q0064 Title: Vehicle Barrier Maintenance - AFRL Rome

Questions & Answers:

7/14/2025

Question: For CLIN 0004, “Additional In-Scope Work (Non-Personal Service)” is an “as needed” service, is a monetary amount required?

Answer: No. For CLIN 0004, “Additional In-Scope Work (Non-Personal Service)”, which is an 'as needed' service, a monetary amount is not required at the time of response to this solicitation. Costs for these services will be determined and billed at the time the additional work is required, based on actual usage and rates that will be agreed to prior to the work starting.

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