RFI_Attch 2_Survey_TRANSCOM25R003_Mid-Atlantic.docx
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This is a market research survey attachment for TRANSCOM25R003 seeking information from potential vendors about their capability to provide Stevedoring and Related Terminal Services (S&RTS) at Mid-Atlantic ports including Charleston (SC), Savannah (GA), Wilmington (NC), and Morehead City (NC).
The survey consists of 11 questions focusing on vendors' authorization to operate at these ports, ability to perform all PWS requirements, experience with foreign commercial contracts, capability to meet minimum productivity levels, past performance within 5 years, operational readiness timeframes, and pricing acceptance for containers (EA), vehicles (by weight class), aircraft (EA), and breakbulk cargo (MTON). The Department of Defense United States Transportation Command (USTRANSCOM) requires these services potentially 24/7/365, including holidays, to support Defense Transportation System cargo handling from receipt through disposition. The survey aims to identify market solutions and understand what information industry participants need to develop successful proposals for the planned 2025 contract.
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| RFI_Attch 1_Information Sheet_TRANSCOM25R003.docx | DOCX document | |
| RFI - TRANSCOM25R003 Mid-Atlantic.pdf | ||
| 2024.12.05 - PWS Mid-Atlantic.pdf |
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Attachment 2 – Market Research Survey
MARKET RESEARCH SURVEY
Stevedoring and Related Terminal Services
MID-ATLANTIC PORTS i.e., THE PORTS OF CHARLESTON (SC), SAVANNAH (GA), WILLINGTON (NC), & MOREHEAD (NC)
TRANSCOM25R003
1. Is your company a registered agent able to provide Stevedoring & Related Terminal Services (S&RTS) at Mid-Atlantic Ports i.e., Ports of the Charleston (SC), Savannah (GA), Wilmington (NC) & Morehead City (NC)? What form of documentation would your company provide that demonstrates authorization to operate at Mid-Atlantic Ports i.e., Ports of the Charleston (SC), Savannah (GA), Wilmington (NC) & Morehead City (NC)?
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2. Can your company perform or provide all services referenced in the Performance Work Statement (PWS) as a prime contractor? If not, explain what services cannot be performed, why, and if subcontracting services are available to fulfill these services?
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3. Do you have, or have you had, foreign commercial contracts that comply with local laws, regulations, and labor union agreements governing work hours, as well as labor regulations, including collective bargaining agreements, workers’ compensation, working conditions, fringe benefits, and labor standards or labor contract matters? If so, provide specific conditions required to have a contract with USTRANSCOM.
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4. Can your company provide labor, gear, and equipment to maintain the minimum productivity levels set forth in Table 2 of the PWS?
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5. What is your experience in providing management, labor, tools, equipment, supplies, materials and other services necessary for S&RTS? Include your experience providing qualified drivers for military vehicles. Please note that experience refers to complexity as well as longevity.
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6. Would your company be in acceptance of the preferred method of pricing by the piece as Each (EA) for containers, vehicles (based on weight class) and aircraft, and Measurement Ton (MTON) for breakbulk cargo?
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7. Provide the following project or contract information for recent (within the past 5 years) requirements deemed similar to this effort:
a. A brief description of the project
b. Contract number
c. Period of performance
d. Was your company a prime contractor or subcontractor?
e. Dollar value of the project
f. Scope of the portion of the effort your company supported
g. If no direct performance or experience with the above, please explain how you will perform tasks utilizing experienced subcontractors, through a proposed teaming arrangement or hiring qualified personnel.
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8. How many days would it take your company to be fully operational after contract award?
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9. Are there any concerns in doing business with the Government and accessing all facilities in the port? Please provide any barriers to entry you may have in competing for this requirement.
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10. Offerors are required to register in the System for Award Management (SAM) (www.Sam.gov) at the time a proposal is submitted in order to comply with the most current representations and certificates. Is there anything impeding compliance with this requirement?
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11. Please provide any questions, comments or concerns you feel relevant concerning this proposed acquisition that would assist you in submitting a proposal. Include any barriers to competition that you foresee.
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