MRO_SE_PSIS_20Aug2013_-_Q As _Continued.docx
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- MRO Southeast Region CONUS Federal contract opportunity
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- SPE8EG13R0002
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This document outlines a federal solicitation for maintenance, repair, and operations supplies in the Southeast United States. The Defense Logistics Agency Troop Support intends to award indefinite delivery, indefinite quantity contracts to a single prime vendor for each of two zones. Zone 1 encompasses North Carolina, South Carolina, Georgia, and Tennessee, while Zone 2 includes Mississippi, Alabama, and Florida. The solicitation seeks to procure commercial supplies such as HVAC, plumbing, electrical, tools, chemicals, construction materials, and communication devices. The estimated contract values are $35 million annually for Zone 1 and $41 million for Zone 2. Offerors may bid on one or both zones and proposals will be evaluated using best value tradeoff procedures, with non-price factors significantly outweighing price. Pricing will include fixed acquisition and distribution ceiling prices as well as labor rates. The anticipated solicitation issue date is September 3, 2013, with responses due October 3, 2013.
Please see attachment for the UPDATED Questions Answers from the Pre-Solicitation Information Session that took place on August 20 2013.
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| Pre-Solicitation_Information_Session_FINAL.pptx | PPTX presentation | |
| MRO_SE_PSIS_20Aug2013_-_Q As_-_FINAL.docx | DOCX document |
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Maintenance, Repair, and Operations (MRO) Tailored Logistics Support Prime Vendor (TLS PV) Program Southeast Region Pre-Solicitation Information Session Follow-Up, Continued
REMINDER: any information presented during the Pre-Solicitation Information Session and in these questions and answers is not binding and may be superseded by information in the solicitation when that is released. The Pre-Solicitation Information Session and these questions and answers are for general informational purposes only.
The following is included in this modification to the synopsis:
1. Questions and answers from the group briefing and individual vendor break-out sessions
a. There are some questions that have not been addressed, and will be in any forthcoming solicitation and/or amendments. A vendor’s question may not appear in the exact wording or format submitted due to consolidation of questions.
Questions and Answers:
1. Q. If a contractor submits an offer on a zone as the prime contractor, can that contractor also submit an offer on that zone as a subcontractor or as a party to a joint venture? This would allow a contractor to submit potentially 2 different offers on each zone, and up to 4 offers on the region.
A. If a vendor is awarded Zone 2, they cannot be considered for competition in Zone 1 regardless if their proposal is submitted as a prime contractor or joint venture. A company may submit a proposal in its own right and as a member of a joint venture. However, the Contracting Officer intends to exclude the awardee of Zone 2 from consideration for award of Zone 1 in order to ensure the continuous availability of reliable sources of supply based on the authority in FAR 6.202(a)(4). The Contracting Officer retains the responsibility for determining what is in the best interests of the Government, as well as for determining whether the alternate offer submitted is really to be considered a subcontracting role or joint venture.
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