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Fort Riley US Cavalry Division Museum Fabrication & Installation
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W56HZV-21-R-L042_USCavalryDivision
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This document outlines a federal contract solicitation for museum fabrication and installation services. The Army Contracting Command - Detroit Arsenal seeks to award a firm fixed price, total small business set-aside contract to provide services at the US Cavalry Division Museum at Fort Riley, Kansas. The 12-month base period contract will include preparing shop drawings, fabricating exhibit components, packing, shipping, and installing 321 artifacts into exhibit areas. The 7,550 square foot museum is undergoing renovation to upgrade systems and meet accessibility standards. Questions are due by July 10, 2021 and past performance information is due July 22, 2021. The requirement is new and not an extension of an existing contract.

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Questions for Ft. Riley Museum Fabrication & Installation

1. Is it possible for US Army to reconsider payment terms and at the very least allow for labor and materials progress payments?

ANSWER: The USG is not considering progress payments for these solicitations.

2. When are questions due, since both solicitations say that questions are due on May 20?

ANSWER: This was a mistake not caught prior to releasing the solicitation. Questions are due 10 July 2021, Past Performance Questionnaire is due 22 July 2021 (no change).

3. If these requirements are being performed by a contractor currently or have been performed in the past, could you please provide the associated incumbent contract or task order numbers? If not, could you please tell me whether these are new requirements?

ANSWER: These actions are both new requirements.

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