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162nd Laundry Service Federal contract opportunity
Solicitation number
W50S6S25Q0007
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Department of the Army Arizona Army National Guard

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This document is a Questions and Answers (Q&A) sheet for a laundry service solicitation for the 162nd Air National Guard Base in Tucson, Arizona. The Q&A clarifies details about the Request for Quote (RFQ) W50S6S25Q0007, addressing specific inquiries about towel specifications, inventory quantities, and service requirements. Key clarifications include: shop towels must be red and 18" x 18", with an updated inventory of 8,700 shop towels, 2,028 coveralls, and 25 terry towels. The solicitation is an unrestricted acquisition under NAICS code 812332 with a $47 million size standard. Vendors must submit quotes by the date listed in SAM.gov, including a technical narrative, capabilities statement, and reference list, with questions due by March 10, 2025, and responses posted by March 12, 2025. The contract involves providing laundry services for the Arizona Army National Guard, with specific requirements for towel colors, inventory management, and uniform provisions.

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Amended Attachment 1 - PWS Laundry Service r1.docx DOCX document
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Attachment 1 -PWS Laundry Service 2-5.docx DOCX document
Attachment 2 - Past Performance Reference List.docx DOCX document
Attachment 3 - SCA WD 15-5473 (Rev 24).txt TXT text file

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Laundry Service Q & A Sheet Q1. Do they need a specific color shop towel?

A1. Section 1.1.1.2 of the PWS has been updated: “Shop towels shall be of a high contrast color, not matching concrete or dirt, easily distinguishable, preferably RED, measure approximately 18” x 18”, and be 100% cotton.”

Q2. What does extended amount mean? Weekly yearly?

A2. Yearly cost.

Q3. Quantities come in bundles of 50 for shop towels and 25 for terry towels.

A3. Vendors are required to provide the minimum inventory quantities and restock as necessary per the PWS requirements. Providing a slight excess of items as customarily handled in a commercial contract or agreement is allowed, provided the quantities are reasonable for the given line item.

Q4. Loss damage charges are done by a % based on usage, not by the #12 they have listed A4. Quantity of 12 not separately jobs are placeholder line items, intended to be funded as needed for any lost items for a given period of performance. Vendors should propose their pricing for lost items as customarily handled in a commercial contract or agreement.

Q5. We will have a delivery charge per location, where do I put that?

A5. Pricing should be rolled up into the unit price for a given line-item. Note: Delivery addresses are internal to Morris Air National Guard Base, Tucson. The stops will be fairly close in proximity.

Q6. Who is currently working on this installation/previous incumbent?

A6. This information may be requested via an official Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) request.

Q7. What does the "52 Job" stand for? Is that 52 weeks? Or is that one price for the entire year? Should the unit price be multiplied by the 52 to equal the extended cost?

A7. Yes, the line-item structure is intended to facilitate pricing per week of service. Which in turn allows for weekly or multiple weeks of invoices to be submitted per the vendor’s standard practices.

Q8. What does the "12 NSP" stand for? Also, instead of having a separate line item for the lost item fees, etc., most quotes include that service. Is it ok to just include the all-inclusive price on the "Job" item line and cross out the line item for "Lost items Fee"?

A8. NSP stands for Not Separately Priced. See item 4 above.

Q9. What brand of shop towel do you currently use? What is the thickness and the performance of the towel?

A9. No brand specified. See Section 4.0 and all subsections for performance standards.

Q10. Please confirm that the contractor provides how many “on hand” and “inventory” for each location.

A10. Refer to PWS Sections 1.1.1.1. and 1.1.1.5 for this information.

Q11. In Section 1.1.1.5 for delivery, shop towels should be wrapped in bundles of 10, 20, 25? Or as separated in sets of certain amounts with paper or plastic?

A11. Please review section 1.1.1.5. of the updated PWS.

Q12. Can you provide what fabric the coveralls are made of and their thickness, or the general weight of the coveralls? Ie, thick denim, thin cotton blend, etc.

A12. The coveralls are a thicker/denser cotton material when compared to T-shirt thickness.

Q13. What are the estimated sizes of the coveralls?

A13. See breakdown of sizes below:

Q14. In section 0012 and 0013 of the RFQ uniforms are referenced that are Vendor provided, but in the PWS coverall that are government owned were referenced. There was no reference to uniforms. Can you please clarify?

A14. CLIN 0012 of the RFQ refers to the second table in section 1.1.1.5. These shirts and pants are to be provided by the vendor. CLIN 0013 Is the lost Items fee for CLIN 0012. Per CLIN 0003, the coveralls and a Government Owned Item. Uniforms refer to “Industrial Shirts/Pants” and the second table in section 1.1.1.5.

Q15. In the RFQ, 8650 shop towels are listed for inventory but 8400 are listed in PWS for the MXG, which number is correct? Please clarify.

A15. The RFQ and PWS have both been amended to reflect 8,700 for the correct amount of inventory required.

Q16. In the RFQ, 2132 coveralls are listed for inventory but 2028 are listed in PWS for the MXG, which number is correct? Please clarify.

A16. The RFQ has been amended to reflect 2,028 as the correct amount of inventory required to match the PWS.

Q17. In the RFQ, 75 terry towels are listed for inventory but 25 are listed in PWS for the VXG, which number is correct? Please clarify.

A17. The RFQ has been amended to reflect 25 as the correct amount of inventory required to match the PWS.

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