QUESTIONS ANSWERS - W50S9H25QA014 - HEM SERVICES - 6.26.2025.pdf

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This document is a Questions and Answers (Q&A) file for a Heavy Equipment Mechanic (HEM) Services solicitation, dated 6.25.2025. The Q&A provides clarification on several key contract details, including that the Contract Manager is not required to be onsite, the Government will provide all basic tools and office supplies, and the Government will procure all repair parts for maintenance. The current incumbent is Leo Tech LLC, which currently employs 6 Full-Time Equivalent (FTE) Heavy Equipment Mechanics, and the Government anticipates continuing to use 6 FTE mechanics to fulfill the contract requirements at Volk Field Air National Guard Base.

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QUESTIONS ANSWERS - W50S9H25QA014- Heavy Equipment Mechanic (HEM) Services

6.25.2025

Q1. PWS PARA 1.4.9: Is the Contract Manager required to be onsite?

A1. No. Onsite Contract Manager not required.

Q2. PWS PARA 4.0: Is the contractor required to provide of ice supplies (pens, paper, etc.) or cleaning supplies, dry sweep, shop towels, etc. or is that all provided by the Government?

A2. All basic tools and of ice supplies will be provided by the Government. No tooling or equipment will be turned over to the contractor for control.

Q3. Will the Government provide repair parts for all maintenance required?

A3. Yes, the government will procure and provide all parts required for repairs/ maintenance.

Q4. Is there currently an incumbent contractor performing this work and how many employees are being used to ful ill this contract? Also, how many FTEs does the Government envision for this requirement?

A4. Yes, the current incumbent is Leo Tech LLC, Contract WS50S9H-23-P-0012. There are currently 6 FTE Heavy Equipment Mechanics that the contractor has performing under the contract. The Government anticipates the continued use of 6 FTE Heavy Equipment Mechanics to successfully satisfy the requirement.

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