N6945026RPW06_Questionnaire.docx

NAVAL FACILITIES ENGINEERING SYSTEMS COMMAND SOUTHEAST (NAVFAC SE) REQUEST FOR INFORMATION (RFI) QUESTIONNAIRE FIRE TRUCK REPAIR SERVICES FOR THE VARIOUS INSTALLATIONS ACROSS THE NAVFAC SE AREA OF RESPONSIBILITY (AOR)

Please ensure that as a minimum the following items are covered in your response to this RFI:

1. Provide the following information:

Company Name:

Street Address:

City, State, Zip Code:

Primary Point of Contact:

Phone Number:

Email Address:

Company Unique Entity ID Number:

Company CAGE Code:

Registered in the System for Award Management (SAM) database at http://www.sam.gov:

___Yes ___ No

2. Please indicate your company’s size status under the following NAICS Codes by placing an “X” in the appropriate blocks below:

LB*

*Acronyms: LB- Large Business; SB-Small Business; HUBZone – Historically Underutilized Business Zone; WOSB - Woman Owned SB; VOSB - Veteran Owned SB; SDVOSB - Service Disabled Veteran Owned SB

3. NAVFAC SE is seeking to procure a single award IDIQ contract for fire truck repairs that would be able to service all of the NAVFAC SE installations listed in this notice. This would require a centralized contractor to perform work on multiple Makes at various installations and source all required OEM parts. Would your company be interested or capable of performing a contract such as this?

4. If not, what would you recommend as an approach to contracting for these requirements (i.e. multiple award IDIQ, blanket purchase agreement, etc.)?

5. Which of the NAVFAC SE installations noted below are you able to perform services for, or would be interested in performing services for?

______ NAS Key West, Florida ______ NSA Panama City, Florida ______ NAS JRB Fort Worth, Texas ______ NAS Kingsville, Texas ______ NAS Corpus Christi, Texas ______ NAS JRB New Orleans, Louisiana ______ NCBC Gulfport, Mississippi ______ NAS Meridian, Mississippi

6. Does your company offer mobile service capabilities? What are the average costs associated with trip charges?

7. Does your company have access to repair facilities in the vicinity of each Navy installation? For repairs requiring transport to an off-site repair location, describe any logistical challenges or concerns. What are the average costs associated with transporting the fire apparatus to an off-site repair location?

8. Does your company have technicians familiar with Pierce, Oshkosh, Ford, KME, and E-One Fire Apparatus Makes, or the ability to obtain them? If not, please list which ones you do have familiarity with.

9. Does your company have OEM certified technicians for the Pierce, Oshkosh, Navstar, KME, and E- One Fire Apparatus Makes, or do you have the ability to obtain them/subcontract for the services? If not, please list which ones you do have OEM certified technicians for.

10. Which EVT certifications noted below do your technicians hold?

______ F1- Maintenance, Inspection, and Testing of Fire Apparatus.

______ F2- Design and Performance Standards of Fire Apparatus.

______ Automotive Service Excellence Certification Med/Heavy Duty ______ F3- Fire Pumps and Accessories ______ F4- Electrical Systems ______ F5- Aerial Fire Apparatus ______ F6- Allison Auto Transmission ______ T1 Truck, Gasoline Engine ______ T2 Truck, Diesel Engine ______ T3 Truck, Drive Train ______ T4 Truck, Brake ______ T5 Truck, Suspension and Steering ______ T6 Truck, Electrical Systems ______ T7 Truck, Heating and Air Conditioning

11. Is you company capable of supporting maintenance and repairs at multiple locations during the same time period?

12. If you are a small business, your company would have to ensure compliance with the self-performance requirements of FAR 52.219-14, Limitations on Subcontracting, which states you “will not pay more than 50 percent of the amount paid by the Government for contract performance to subcontracts that are not similarly situated entities.” Do you anticipate being able to self-perform more than 50 percent of the work and comply with this limitation?