QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS TO SOURCES SOUGHT.pdf
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This sources sought notice seeks information from small businesses to support setting aside an Indefinite Delivery Indefinite Quantity (IDIQ) bridge repair contract as a small business set-aside. The anticipated contract value is between $5 million to $10 million, with a period of performance to be determined. The NAICS code is 237310 for highway, street, and bridge construction. The agency is the Department of the Army Materiel Command Mission and Installation Contracting Command. Respondents are requested to provide company and point of contact information, whether they are interested in competing as a prime contractor or subcontractor, details of relevant experience, ability to meet limitations on subcontracting, pricing and delivery information for bridge repair services, and recommendations to improve the statement of work, performance work statement, or performance requirements summary. The agency seeks this information to determine if two or more small businesses can support setting the contract aside for small businesses.
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| File | Type | Posted |
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| Statement of Work WG-300-2J ED-302-2J TPG Bridge 2024.pdf |
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QUESTIONS & ANSWERS TO SOURCES SOUGHT
Q: What is the expected contract length?
A: This contract consists of a base year with 4 op�on years.
Q: Can any more detailed informa�on be provided for the statement of work possibili�es? Example: If the contract will be mostly bridge maintenance or a mix (maintenance and new).
A: Most of the work will consist of bridge maintenance. Primarily, maintenance consists of clearing vegeta�on away from the bridge approaches and alongside of the bridges, as well as clearing dirt buildup on the bridge decks, replacement of damaged signs, replacement of damaged bridge decking, curbs, and bolts. Some work (maybe 5 or 6 bridges a year) will require opera�ng from the water, such as when we need to replace stringers, piles, bracing members, and abutment boards.
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