Specifications_Refrigerated_Trailers.docx
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This sources sought notice requests capability statements from potential offerors for a refrigerated trailer rental requirement at Fort Stewart, Georgia. The Army seeks to lease three 53-foot refrigerated trailers on a small business set-aside basis that can maintain temperatures at or below zero degrees Fahrenheit. Trailers must have roll-up doors and primarily operate using three-phase 280-volt electricity with diesel as a backup power source. The contractor will be responsible for maintenance, repairs, delivery and pick-up of the trailers. Capability statements are requested by October 31, 2019 and shall not exceed 25 pages. Interested parties must provide information on their refrigerated trailer leasing experience, financial capacity, and the extent of work performed by small business subcontractors. The Army seeks input on how to structure this requirement to maximize small business competition.
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Scope of Work – Refrigerated Trailer Lease
1. Lease Refrigerated Trailers: The Government requirement is to lease 3 each, 53’ hybrid powered refrigerated trailers. Trailers must have a primary operating mode of 3 Phase, 280 Volts electric, with a diesel operation mode as a backup. Trailers must have a rollup doors. Trailers will be used as freezers for storage of perishable subsistence, and must be able to maintain a temperature of zero degrees, or below.
2. Mechanical Failures: The contractor is responsible for mechanical failures.
3. Maintenance: The contractor shall provide all maintenance for trailers provided under the leasing agreement/contract. The contractor will respond within 2 hours of call for service.
4. Trailer Delivery: The contractor will deliver trailers to an area designated by the Government.
5. Inventory: The Government will inventory and sign for trailers, listing any damaged or missing parts or non-working components. All damage to the trailers will be noted on the inventory.
6. Power Supply: The Government will provide electrical power source at the site of operation. The electrical connection will be maintained by the Government.
7. Trailer Pick-Up: The contractor will pick-up all trailers at the end of the lease period.
8. Contingency: The Army’s Material Enterprise and supporting programs continue to evolve and are directly linked to continued Army operations. Support requirements may change over the life of this contract. The scope of this requirement may increase, decrease, or cease as contingency operations change. Delivery of additional trailers for perishable subsistence may be required within 24-hour of notification.
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