Basic Ordering Agreement (BOA) for Fuel in Iraq, Jordan, Turkey, and Kuwait

Amendment 0001 is hereby issued to add the country of Kuwait as a potential delivery location.

This Basic Ordering Arrangement (BOA) Solicitation is open continuously for a period of five (5) years from date of issuance. Initial closing date for receipt of proposals is 27 March 2015 at 1:00p.m. local time (Ft. Belvoir, VA); however, proposals will be accepted continuously thereafter on the 15th day of each month. Thefirst date for collection of new proposals after the initial closing date will be 15 May 2015. When responding, please provide the following:

1)Signed SF 1449

2)Certifications and Representations (See Section K under Offeror Submission Package (OSP) OR CompletedOfferor Submission Package (OSP))

3)A list of any exceptions to the terms and conditions of this solicitation

DLA Energy - Direct Delivery Fuels (FEPDA) intends to establish Basic Ordering Agreements (BOAs) with contractors, to supply and deliver Diesel, Gasoline, Aviation Jet Fuel, and AVGAS to various locations within Iraq, Jordan, and Turkey.

A Basic Ordering Agreement is a written instrument of understanding, which contains the terms and agreements under which future requirements will be solicited, evaluated, awarded and performed. A BOA is not a contract. The parties enter into a binding contract only via the issuance of a delivery order against the BOA based upon the acceptance of the agreement holder's proposal for a specific requirement. Each delivery order will be considered a unique and separate contract or purchase order.

The purpose of this BOA is to negotiate in advance any exceptions your company may have to the non-price related terms and conditions contained in this solicitation. Once negotiated, these terms and conditions will be incorporated into any supply contract awarded under the BOA. Companies with BOAs will be able to respond to future solicitations for fuel requirements in Iraq, Jordan, and Turkey.

As requirements are received, BOA holders will be given the opportunity to compete based on price and any other criteria as required for performance. Non-BOA holders may compete for orders, which will be publicly posted on FedBizOpps.Gov. However, non-BOA-holders will have to respond to the base Solicitation for entering the BOA, as well as to the solicitations for placement of orders under the BOA. In cases where mission requirements would be jeopardized by holding up award for evaluation of non-price factors of non-BOA holders, DLA Energy will consider whether a BOA can be established with that contractor, and proceed to award the order to a contractor that can meet the Government's requirement. Additionally, as noted on page 2, DLA Energy will consider any contractor for evaluation to become a BOA holder over the five-year period through continually accepting proposals in response to the base Solicitation for this BOA.

The period of the BOA is five (5) years from 15 April 2015 to 31 March 2020. The BOA(s) will be reviewed annually to determine if any updates are necessary. BOAs can be terminated by either party with 30 days' written notice.

To be eligible for award of a BOA, proposals must provide the following:

1)Signed SF 1449
2)Certifications and Representations (See Section K under Offeror Submission Package (OSP) OR CompletedOfferor Submission Package (OSP) )
3)A list of any exceptions to the terms and conditions of this solicitation