RFP_33501-264505_Amendment_1_QC.pdf

09-20-18 RFP-AMEND

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STATE OF TENNESSEE

DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE AND INSURANCE

REQUEST FOR PROPOSALS # 33501-264505

AMENDMENT # 1

FOR FOOD SERVICE FOR TENNESSEE FIRE

SERVICE AND CODES ENFORCEMENT ACADEMY

DATE: JUNE 30, 2026

RFP # 33501-264505 IS AMENDED AS FOLLOWS:

1. This RFP Schedule of Events updates and confirms scheduled RFP dates. Any event, time, or date containing revised or new text is highlighted.

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(Central time zone)

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1. RFP Issued May 5, 2026

2. Disability Accommodation Request Deadline 2:00 p.m. May 8, 2026

3. Pre-response Conference and Site Visit 1:00 p.m. May 13, 2026

4. Notice of Intent to Respond Deadline 2:00 p.m. May 14, 2026

5. Written “Questions & Comments” Deadline 2:00 p.m. June 1, 2026

6. State Response to Written “Questions & Comments” June 30, 2026

7. Response Deadline 2:00 p.m. July 14, 2026

8. State Completion of Technical Response Evaluations July 28, 2026

9. State Opening & Scoring of Cost Proposals 2:00 p.m. July 29, 2026

10. Negotiations July 30 - August 5, 2026

11. State Notice of Intent to Award Released and RFP Files Opened for Public Inspection

August 7, 2026

12. End of Protest Period August 14, 2026

13. State sends contract to Contractor for signature August 18, 2026

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14. Contractor Signature Deadline 2:00 p.m. August 20, 2026

2. State responses to questions and comments in the table below amend and clarify this RFP.

Any restatement of RFP text in the Question/Comment column shall NOT be construed as a change in the actual wording of the RFP document.

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1. Please provide historical meal counts per meal per day for 2025.

See Attachment B.1.

2. Are there historical days with zero meal service beyond the scheduled holiday closures?

Yes, there have been days or an occasional week when the dining hall has been closed due to no or cancelled classes when there are no guests on campus. This is most commonly due to a holiday that restricts class hours.

3. Please provide current counts of special diets such as medically required or religious preferences.

Special dietary needs have been historically handled case by case. Groups or individual students will usually communicate what their dietary restrictions and needs are before they arrive on campus.

4. Is the cafeteria open between meal periods for snacks, refreshments or for attendees to refill beverages?

If so, are these paid out-of-pocket by the patron?

The Dining Hall isn’t typically open to attendees between mealtimes. No snacks or beverages will need to be served in between meals unless designated as a special event with advanced notice.

5. Who holds the contract with Pepsi?

The contract with Pepsi is held by the current vendor.

Pro Forma Contract Section A.7. f (6) requires various carbonated beverages without a specific vendor listed.

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Is the new vendor able to bring their own fountain beverage system and preferred vendors?

6. Please provide frequency of special events and type of events. Are all special events served from the main dining room/ serving line or is catering equipment needed?

Frequency of special events is really varied. It may only be 3-4 times a year to several more times than that a year. Anything served in the dining room we do not usually consider a special event. No catering equipment was needed for any of the special events.

Mostly trays or pans are used. All events are held on campus and special event foods are picked up by the requestee and all pans etc. returned after. Boxed meals are also picked up by the requesting party.

7. Please clarify if dining services on weekends are at same volume as weekdays.

Weekend numbers are normally consistent due to the fact it is usually the same class with a limit on the number of students. This generally amounts to counts of approximately 50 give or take. There are and will be exceptions, however, they will be infrequent.

8. Will the state provide internet connectivity for the vendor’s computer/ office use?

Yes, Wi-Fi connectivity is available.

9. Is vendor responsible for providing a microwave?

Microwave Oven is on the list of provided Dining Hall equipment.

10. Is there access to laundry facilities for vendor to use to wash kitchen rags/ towels, etc.?

The only available laundry facilities on campus are coin operated and are not industrial.

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11. Is there any need for the food services vendor to have a vehicle for food transportatio n needs?

There are no events that require traveling off campus.

12. Please confirm, per section Attachment 6.6, A.7.c.vii, is the State responsible for all to-go containers?

The contractor provides the to-go containers. The State will provide advanced notice and counts as well as delivery of the to-go meals.

13. Will a list of attendees who attended the pre-response conference be provided?

This information will be available during the State Notice of Intent to Award Released and RFP Files Opened for Public Inspection.

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section 5.2.1.3

14. Who will the proposal evaluation team be made up of?

The evaluators are State employees, their names are confidential.

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section 5.2.2.

15. How is the cost proposal evaluation scored?

Please refer to RFP Section 5.2 and RFP Attachment 6.3.

A.10 (2) 16. Is the mechanical scrubber provided by the state?

No, mechanical scrubbers are not on the list of equipment provided by the state.

17. We would like to request a video walk through of the kitchen, service, and dining area please.

See attached video link.

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18. Can the state explain the need for the Contractor to

No deliveries are needed. However, the contractor will be required to provide Food Services at an on-site location, which will necessitate the use of vehicles (see Section A (Scope) of the Pro Forma Contract). The https://share.icloud.com/photos/01558GQ7lZLvNuxx7i2xuM_tw https://share.icloud.com/photos/01558GQ7lZLvNuxx7i2xuM_tw

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provide a commercial auto insurance policy? Are there deliveries to be completed?

automobile liability insurance requirement in Section D.32.c. of the Pro Forma Contract is intended to protect against vehicle‑related third‑party risk.

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Attachme nt 6.4

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6.4 notes that the individual providing a reference shall not be a current State employee. Is this in reference to Tennessee st ate employees only or ANY state employee of any other state also?

This reference requirement is for State of Tennessee employees.

20. Is meal service Monday - Friday typically? Or is it a 7 day a week operation?

Meal services are Monday-Friday with regularly scheduled weekend classes. Note that weekend classes are not held every weekend.

21. Can the State provide a sample estimated customer count that is sent to the contractor 5 business days prior to service?

See Attachment B.2.

22. Please provide estimated weekly meal counts for each meal for

See Attachment B.3.

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a calendar year.

Pro Forma contract section A.7.e.

23. A.7.e Menu for Breakfast notes Mandatory items include Attachment C which is the Salad bar. Is the salad bar expected to be set up for breakfast?

Salad bar is lunch and dinner only. During the breakfast period, the salad section of the bar is utilized to hold cold breakfast items such as juice, milk, and the seasonal fruit selection.

Pro Forma contract section A.7.g.

24. A.7.g Portion Sizes notes the entree to be no less than eight (8oz).

What is considered the entree for breakfast? If eggs or meat, and confirming breakfast entree should be 8 oz? If not, what is the portion size for eggs? What is the portion size for breakfast meats?

Portion sizes are just an estimate; most food is served buffet style.

25. Does this contract currently have a collective bargaining agreement?

At this time, the State has no knowledge of—and makes no representations regarding—the existence of any collective bargaining agreement covering the incumbent contractor’s employees. There are no RFP provisions (including the Pro Forma Contract) that require a labor agreement.

26. Other than minimum wage, is there a wage rate mandated by the State of

Tennessee law does not impose a minimum wage rate for food service establishments, or for any other sector.

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Tennessee fo r this contract?

27. What is the

FY2025 PO

amount?

The State paid the current vendor a total of $344,662.75 for FY25.

3. Add the following as an attachment to the pro forma contract as Attachment B.:

4. RFP Amendment Effective Date. The revisions set forth herein shall be effective upon release. All other terms and conditions of this RFP not expressly amended herein shall remain in full force and effect.

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