Previous Questions and Answers-W911SF-26-Q-A003_20260403.pdf
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This is a Questions and Answers document for RFP W911SF-26-Q-A003 issued by the Department of Defense, Department of the Army, W6QM MICC-Fort Benning, addressing packing, containerization, and local drayage services.
The contract involves household goods only with an average annual volume of 19,000 CWT (hundredweight), processed at a variable rate of 0-3 jobs per month due to fluctuating requirements. Local drayage services are required within a 50-mile radius of the Area of Responsibility. Storage in Authorized SIT (Storage-in-Transit) is not permitted under normal conditions; however, if repacking or packaging is required, a warehouse facility must be located no more than 100 miles from Fort Benning, Georgia, with the capability to service shipments within 48 hours of notification. Contractor-owned certified scales are not required; third-party certified weighing services are acceptable. Pricing will be evaluated using government-provided estimated quantities rather than historical usage assumptions. The Government will issue a final RFP, and offerors' proposals must be submitted no later than 48 hours for acceptance. The Contracting Office will provide information regarding the total awarded value of the most recent incumbent contract and previous contract numbers for market research purposes.
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Previous Questions & Answers: Packing, Containerization and Local Drayage Services
RFP Number: W911SF-26-Q-A003
Agency: Department of Defense, Department of the Army
Office: W6QM MICC-Fort Benning
1. What is the average weekly and monthly CWT (Hundredweight) processed under the incumbent contract? N/A AVG Based on Annual Data 19,000 CWT; unable to provide weekly/monthly due to fluctuation of necessity/requirement. Average Monthly requirements range from 0-3.
2. What were the annual CWT totals for the most recent base year and any exercised option years? Annual Data Average 19,000 CWT
3. What is the average number pf packing/containerization jobs performed per week pr month? 0-3 per a month
4. What is the average storage volume utilized (CWT or cubic feet) on a weekly or monthly basis? N/A Not Authorized SIT
5. What is the average duration of storage (e.g., under 30 days, 30-90 days, over 90 days? N/A Not Authorized SIT
6. What percentage of shipments typically require local drayage, and what is the average distance (miles) per movement? Within 50 Miles radius of AOR
7. Are shipments primarily household goods, office furniture, IT/electronic equipment, or mixed cargo? Household Goods Only
8. Is the contractor required to provide a local warehouse, and if so, is there a maximum allowable distance from the installation? No, however if repacking / packaging is required of shipment where is it conducted? Under normal conditions this is a direct delivery shipment no storage requirement. If utilization of warehouse facility is required – NMT 100 miles from Fort Benning, GA; to include ability to service shipments within 48HRS of notification.
9. Are contractor-owned certified scales required, or are third-party certified weighing services acceptable? No contractor-owned certified scales are not required. Use of third party certified are authorized.
10. Will pricing be evaluated using government-provided estimated quantities, or should offerors rely on historical usage assumptions? Government-provided estimated quantities
11. What was the total awarded value of the most recent incumbent contract (base plus options)? Provided by Contracting Office
12. Can the government provide the previous contract number(s) for market research purposes? Provided by Contracting Office
13. Will the Government issue a “final” RFP? Yes
14. When will offerors’ proposals be due? NLT 48HRS for acceptance of proposal.
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