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This is a Request for Information (RFI) issued by the U.S. Department of State, Bureau of International Narcotics and Law Enforcement Affairs (INL), through U.S. Embassy Kingston, Jamaica, seeking market research information from capable firms to assess, repair, refurbish, and restore operational readiness for two Bearcat armored vehicles (VIN/Serial: 1FDAF5HT2CEB19119 and 1FDAF5HT2CEB19120) located in Kingston, Jamaica for the Jamaica Constabulary Force (JCF) Specialized Operations/SWAT unit. This is not a solicitation and responses cannot form binding contracts; the government is not obligated to issue a subsequent solicitation or award a contract. The U.S. Government will not reimburse costs incurred in responding to this RFI.

A mandatory single, coordinated site visit for all interested vendors is scheduled for April 29, 2026, at 10:00 a.m. Kingston time, with an RSVP deadline of April 22, 2026. Vendors must email INL Coordinator Christian Remy (RemyCX@state.gov) to coordinate attendance; physical address details will be provided only to confirmed attendees. RFI responses are due two weeks after the site visit, no later than May 20, 2026, at 4:00 p.m. U.S. Eastern Time, submitted via email to Contracting Officer Courtney Wesely (WeselyCJ@state.gov) with the subject line "RFI – Repair to Bearcats INL/Kingston." Responses are limited to 20 pages, excluding cover page and attachments such as past performance references and brochures. Written questions may be submitted by May 13, 2026. For future solicitation eligibility, offerors typically must have a UEI, be registered in SAM, and not appear on the Excluded Parties list.

Vendors must provide company information including name, address, UEI, CAGE code, website, point of contact, phone/email, and primary place(s) of performance. Responses should address socioeconomic status; primary and suggested NAICS codes; relevant experience with armored vehicle repair/maintenance outside the U.S.; technical approach including on-site inspection/diagnostic capabilities, in-country repair capacity via traveling technicians or qualified local partners, assumptions and constraints (tools, workspace, power, security), and government information needed for accurate pricing. Vendors must provide rough order of magnitude (ROM) estimates addressing mobilization/travel, diagnostic inspection, parts procurement/shipping with export/import considerations, repair labor by major system, testing/acceptance, and warranty/support. Up to three recent past performance examples with customer points of contact, contract type/value, period of performance, and deliverables should be included.

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SOURCES SOUGHT NOTICE (RFI) – Bearcat Repairs (Kingston, Jamaica)

SOURCES SOUGHT NOTICE

Request for Information (RFI) – Repair/Restoration of Two Bearcat Armored

Vehicles (Overseas: Kingston, Jamaica)

I. REQUEST FOR INFORMATION SUBMISSION NOTICE

This Request for Information (RFI) is issued solely for market research, information gathering, and acquisition planning in accordance with FAR 15.201(e).

This is not a solicitation, and responses are not offers and cannot be accepted by the U.S. Government to form a binding contract. The U.S. Government is not obligated to issue a solicitation or award a contract as a result of this notice. The

U.S. Government will not reimburse any costs incurred in responding to this RFI.

The U.S. Department of State, Bureau of International Narcotics and Law

Enforcement Affairs (INL), through U.S. Embassy Kingston, Jamaica, seeks information from capable firms that can assess, repair, refurbish, and restore operational readiness for two (2) Bearcat armored vehicles located in Kingston, Jamaica (host nation end-user: Jamaica Constabulary Force (JCF), Specialized

Operations/SWAT).

Vehicles (Bearcat / BEARCAT):

• VIN/Serial: 1FDAF5HT2CEB19119 (JCF ST# 5000)

• VIN/Serial: 1FDAF5HT2CEB19120 (JCF ST# 5001)

II. SITE VISIT (MANDATORY FOR MARKET RESEARCH PURPOSES)

To ensure a fair and transparent process, INL intends to conduct a single, coordinated site visit for all interested vendors at the same date/time window.

• Proposed Site Visit Date/Time: 04-29-2026, 10:00am (Local Kingston time)

• Site Visit RSVP Deadline: 04-22-2026

• How to RSVP: Vendors shall email the INL Point of Contact (POC) listed below to coordinate attendance. The physical address will not be included in this RFI; location details will be provided directly to confirmed attendees after RSVP.

Important: Vendors shall not contact other INL/JCF personnel regarding this requirement. All site visit coordination and RFI questions must go through the points of contact below.

III. SUBMISSION INSTRUCTIONS / DEADLINES

RFI Responses Due: Two (2) weeks after the site visit, no later than 05-20-2026, 04:00pm (U.S. Eastern Time)

Submit responses via email to:

• Contracting Officer (CO): Courtney Wesely, WeselyCJ@state.gov

Subject line: “RFI – Repair to Bearcats INL/Kingston”

Page limit: 20 pages (excluding cover page/attachments such as past performance references and brochures)

Questions: Vendors may submit written questions by 05-13-2026 to the CO, with a copy to the INL POC.

Eligibility Note (for any future solicitation): To be eligible for award under any subsequent solicitation, an offeror typically must have a UEI, be registered in

SAM, and not be listed on the Excluded Parties list. (This notice itself is market research only.)

IV. POINTS OF CONTACT (GOVERNMENT)

INL Program/Technical POC (Site Visit Coordination):

Christian Remy, INL Coordinator, U.S. Embassy Kingston, Jamaica

Email: RemyCX@state.gov | Phone: +1 876-579-9687

Contracting Officer:

Courtney Wesely, Contracting Officer, INL/SAO

Email: WeselyCJ@state.gov

Company Response Format (copy/paste into the RFI)

V. COMPANY INFORMATION

1. Company Name:

2. Address:

3. UEI:

4. CAGE (if applicable):

5. Company Website:

6. POC Name/Title:

7. Phone/Email:

8. Primary Place(s) of Performance (countries):

VI. SOCIOECONOMIC STATUS

Provide your socioeconomic status (if any): Small Business, 8(a), HUBZone, WOSB/EDWOSB, SDVOSB, VOSB, etc.

VII. NAICS / CORE CAPABILITY

1. Provide your primary NAICS code(s).

2. Suggest the most appropriate NAICS code(s) for this requirement.

3. Describe relevant experience repairing/maintaining armored vehicles

(Bearcat/Lenco or similar), particularly outside the U.S.

VIII. TECHNICAL APPROACH (HIGH-LEVEL)

1. Can your firm perform on-site inspection/diagnostics in Kingston, Jamaica?

If yes, provide estimated lead time.

2. Can your firm provide repairs in-country (via traveling technicians and/or qualified local partner)? Describe your plan.

3. Identify any assumptions or constraints (tools, lift/hoist needs, workspace, power requirements, security constraints, etc.).

4. Identify what information you would need from the Government at time of solicitation to quote accurately.

IX. ROUGH ORDER OF MAGNITUDE (ROM) / LOGISTICS

Provide ROM estimates (ballpark is acceptable) and what drives cost/schedule:

• Mobilization/travel (technicians)

• Diagnostic inspection

• Parts procurement/shipping (incl. export/import considerations)

• Repair labor (by major system)

• Testing/acceptance

• Warranty/support

X. PAST PERFORMANCE (RELEVANT)

Provide up to three (3) recent examples with customer POC (if available), contract type/value, period of performance, and what you delivered.

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