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US Department of State Representational Flatware

July 16, 2021

BACKGROUND

The Department of State provides representational Sterling Silver Flatware to United States Embassies and diplomatic missions worldwide and in doing so the Department of State furthers U.S. Diplomatic interests. The United States international relations, national interest and success are, in part, built upon the ability of our ambassadors to entertain host country nationals in our embassies and residences abroad. In this regard, furniture, art and tableware that are provided by the Department of State to our embassies and residencies abroad represent U.S. cultural and manufacturing excellence to our host country guests.

DESCRIPTION OF THE REQUIREMENT

The procurement of Sterling Silver Flatware falls under the North American Industry Classification System (NAICS) code 33912 (Silverware and Hollowware Manufacturing). The Government is seeking to identify experienced and reliable companies capable of creating a mold which includes all cuts and dyes for a silverware pattern that is comparable and compatible to our Embassy scroll and providing quality .925 silverware per the following requirements:

a) DESIGN: The design will consist of high-end, fine retail quality, traditional American, American Décor flatware for the Department of State (DOS). The requirement/specification include:

1. High quality of sterling silver available as prescribed by law (.925)

2. Spoons and forks be free of sharp edges

3. Pieces finish be “bright butler”

4. ALL STERLING SILVERWARE MUST BE MADE IN THE USA (including all 16 territories). At this time we are NOT looking for silver plated, must be sterling silver.

b). MOLDS (Pattern, tools, cuts, and dyes): All tools, cuts, molds, and dyes including our pattern that is created are the sole property of the US Government indefinitely. No commercial use allowed of our pattern, tools, cuts, dyes, and molds. The company would own no part of the pattern or cuts /dyes/molds for the lifespan of the contract and thereafter, all remaining property of US Department of State.

We are looking for a silversmith company to provide us a pattern comparable and compatible to our current Embassy scroll pattern (attached document). A mold will need to be made for each piece listed in the solicitation

SUBMITIALS

*Please send technical and price proposal to US Department of State Contracting Officer Charlotte Cameron, CameronCR@state.gov in pdf format by no later than August 20th 2021 5pm EST Eastern Standard Time.

-In your technical proposal please provide: Company name, company POC (Name, email, and phone number), background information on company, how many years in the silversmith business, DUNS number, if active in SAM System for Awards Management. Please indicate if your company is a small or large business (and if it falls under any other socioeconomic category), please list USA address of plant used to produce fine silverware. Please confirm in a written and signed statement that your company can provide sterling silverware produced in the United States of America. (including US territories) -In your price proposal please fill out the below chart with each price per unit. Please provide the total figure for all pieces. Please provide the price for the molds. This price includes designing of the silverware pattern, creating of the mold, all cuts, tools, and dyes used to create the mold.

Key:

S – solid HH - hollow handled

Estimated QTY
Please insert price per unit
64501
teaspoon -- 6" (15.24 cm)
S
100
64502
place knife -- 8 1/2" (21.59)
HH
100
64503
place fork -- 7 1/4" (18.42 cm)
S
100
64504
place dessert spoon -- 6 1/4" (15.90 cm)
S
100
64505
dinner knife -- 9 1/4" (23.50 cm)
HH
100
64506
dinner fork -- 7 3/4" (19.69 cm)
S
100
64507
cream soup spoon -- 6" (15.24 cm)
S
100
64508
salad fork -- 6 1/2" (16.50 cm)
S
100
64509
butter spreader -- 6" (15.24 cm)
HH
100
64510
coffee demitasse spoon -- 4 1/4" (10.80 cm)
S
100
64511
iced beverage spoon -- 7 1/2" (19.00 cm)
S
100
64512
fish fork -- 6 1/4" (15.88 cm)
S
100
64513
fish knife -- 8" (20.32 cm)
S
100
64514
Tablespoon regular -- 9 1/2" (24 cm)
HH
50
10064515
tablespoon pierced -- 9 1/2" (24 cm)
HH
50
64516
Cold meat fork -- 7 1/4" (18.42 cm)
S
50
64517
Gravy ladle -- 6 1/2" (16.51 cm)
S
50
64518
pie/cake server -- 11" (28 cm) ML /serrated
HH
50
64519
salad set -- w/ stainless serving parts -- 11" (28 cm)
HH
50
64520
roast carving fork -- 10 1/2" (26.67 cm)
HH
50
64521
roast carving knife -- 13" (33.00 cm)
HH
50
64522
flat tomato server -- 8" (20.32 cm)
S
50
64523
steak knife -- 8 3/4" (22.23 cm)
HH
50
64524
sugar shell -- 5 3/4" (14.61 cm)
S
50
64526
salad berry spoon -- 9" (22.86 cm)
S
50
64527
fish serving fork -- 9 11 /16" (24 cm)
HH
50
64528
fish serving knife -- 11" (28 cm)
HH
50
64531
Punch ladle -- 13" (33.00 cm)
HH
50
64532
Casserole spoon -- 11" (27.94 cm)
HH
50

Total figure for all pieces$________ b). MOLDS Total price for creating molds: $______________

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