Data Entry and Warehouse Operations Administration Support

Naval Supply Systems Command intends to solicit Data Entry and Warehouse Operations Administration Support for Naval Construction Group Two at Naval Construction Battalion Center Gulfport, Mississippi, as a HUBZone set-aside with response deadline August 7, 2026.

Place of performance is NCG 2 Building 437 and Warehouse 222 at 5101 Marvin Shields Boulevard, Gulfport, MS 39501-5005. Work occurs Monday through Friday, 0700–1600 Central Time, excluding federal holidays and Government facility closings.

Contractor personnel must obtain and maintain a Secret security clearance and DBIDS credentials throughout performance. The contract involves access to personally identifiable information requiring Privacy Act compliance and position-of-trust eligibility; no classified information handling is permitted.

The contract is firm fixed-price for a nine-month base period with four one-year option periods and potential six-month extension. Ten primary task areas include maintaining NTCSS R-Supply automated supply system applications across four Civil Engineer Support Equipment TOAs; managing approximately 10,000 line items of COSAL repair parts inventory through weekly inventories and shelf-life surveillance; maintaining Navy Maintenance and Material Management systems and preventive maintenance schedules for approximately 1,225 CESE units; managing Navy property inventory databases with daily data input; warehouse operations for 40,000 line items; tracking C4I and C5I communications equipment configuration on 500 CESE units; providing Material Liaison Office and Construction Project Management training and support for 14 construction projects; and processing equipment disposals through Navy Enterprise Resource Planning and Defense Logistics Agency Disposition Services. A Project Supervisor must coordinate all operations and conduct weekly quality assurance checks. Performance surveillance baseline is 95% acceptable quality level, with monthly invoicing and in-person meetings with the Contracting Officer Representative required.

Government furnishes office space, equipment, and facility access; contractor provides all personnel, supervision, management, labor, and supplies.