Fort Greely Base Operations Support

Solicitation W91260-09-R-0001, Amendment 0005:

Please see attached Fort Greely Base Operations Support Amendment 0005 that adds revised Final Solicitation Questions and Answers.

Solicitation W91260-09-R-0001, Amendment 0003:

The purpose of this amendment is to provide updated Final Solicitation Questions and Answers, attachment 12 dated 12 June 2009, and to provide revision 1 PWS dated 12 June 2009 to correct paragraph 9.5.

Solicitation W91260-09-R-0001, Amendment 0002:

The purpose of the amendment is to reset the proposal due date to 26 June 2009, 4:30 local time.  An ASFI posting (Solicitation 7) incorrectly stated the proposal due date on FedBizOps.  Please ignore all ASFI postings, whether in ASFI or on FedBizOps.

Solicitation W91260-09-R-0001, Amendment 0001:

Attached are Fort Greely Alaska Base Operations Support solicitation W91260-09-R-0001, amendment 0001 that adds Attachment 12 -- Questions and Answers, Attachment 13 -- 16 June 2009 Site Visit Itinerary, and Attachment 14 -- 16 June 2009 Site Visit Publicity Book.

Please also note the following: During the 16 June Site Visit, upon arrival of the visitors into the Entry Control Facility, the Director of Logistics, MDA, will be conducting an Administrative Briefing (Information Only) concerning the access control services as described in the PWS. There is no requirement for a secured briefing or badging by the Security personnel currently assigned to the Entry Control Facility (military or civilian). Visitors will not proceed into any secured areas and will depart immediately upon the conclusion of the overview.

During the Site Visit, there will not be a lunch break and the Government will not be providing food or drinks.

Hard copies of the itinerary and publicity book will not be provided by the Government on the 16 June Site Visit.

As a reminder, attendee names for the Site Visit are due via email by COB 9 June. Please note that the KO must be notified of all attendee names. Only those on the list that the KO provides to the Visitor's Center will be allowed to take the tour.

This is a Final Solicitation Notice. Disregard any Sources Sought, Presolicitation or Draft Solicitation citations on or within this posting.  Since the solicitation number was used for the sources sought and presolicitation notice synopses, the only way to post the final solicitation notice was to mod/amend onto the previous synopses. This posting will reattach final Request for Proposal (RFP), final solicitation attachments and final Performance Work Statement (PWS) appendices. These documents will be used to prepare the proposal.

1. Request proposal for a single source hybrid Firm-Fixed Price (FFP) type contract with Time-and-Materials and Cost Reimbursement Contract Line Item Numbers (CLINs) for Fort Greely Alaska (FGA) Base Operations Support (BOS). We anticipate the cost reimbursement CLIN will only be used on a limited basis. This procurement is a follow-on to the current sole source 8(a) award Cost-Plus-Fixed-Fee (CPFF) Indefinite Delivery Indefinite Quantity (IDIQ) contract for the FGA BOS which expires on September 30, 2009.

2. The contract will support Fort Greely Alaska Garrison and agencies which collaborate with them on base support and missions in support of the war fighter. One contract will be competitively awarded as a result of this 8(a) set-aside. The resultant contract will have the capacity to provide base operation support to FGA and their tenants and shall support the Performance Work Statement (PWS) requirements, which include, but are not limited to: Missile Defense Agency (MDA) Lodging and Housekeeping, Fire Alarm Maintenance, Custodial, Indoor and Outdoor Pest Control, Access Control Services for Missile Defense Complex (MDC), Environmental, Engineering, Refuse Removal Transport and Disposal, MDA Facilities Maintenance, and Visitors Center. PWS Chapters 15 through 30 services are slated to be in-sourced with Department of Army Civilians. If transition plan is delayed, the Contractor may be requested to provide these services as determined necessary. The Contractor will not provide costs for these transition services in this solicitation. These chapters are merely for scope purposes, should the services be necessary. The transition services are: Automation and Network Support, Human Resources Support, Food Services, Logistic Support, Centralized Dispatch, Resource Management Administrative and Analyst, Single Soldier Housing (SSH) Support, Safety Operations Support, Snow Removal, Grounds Maintenance, Allen Army Airfield Operations and Services, Facilities Support/Service Order Repair (Garrison), Religious Support, Garrison Protocol Support, Strategic Planning Support, and Directorate of Public Works Business Operations.

3. The NAICS Code for this solicitation is 561210 and the small business size standard $35.5M. The resultant contract will establish a one year basic period and six one-year ordering periods starting on September 30, 2009 and ending on September 29, 2016.

4. Contact with Government personnel other than the Contracting Officer or Contract Specialist regarding this source selection is prohibited. All questions prior to proposal receipt shall be submitted in writing to the Contracting Officer. The Contracting Officer, Ms Kathleen O'Connell, will post all information regarding this solicitation as soon as it becomes available.

Draft Questions and Answers were revised and released on 22 May 2009.  Question #60 cited a wrong answer.  This amendment attaches a revised Q&A dated 26 May 2009 with the correct answer to #60.

Prior to release of final RFP, slated to be 26 May 2009, additional Questions are answered and attached.  As a result of the questions, draft PWS dated 22 May 2009 and an Appendix 4, Bidder's Library attachment called "GMD Master Inventory List" is included.

1.  Revised Schedule:  The Final RFP will be released on or before 27 May 2009.  The past performance volume will be submitted on 10 June 2009.  A site visit to Fort Greely Alaska is scheduled for 16 June 2009.  Names of attendees for the site visit is due via email NLT COB Mountain Standard time on 9 June 2009.  Receipt of proposals is due 26 June 2009.  Additional information will be sent via separate FEDBIZOPs amendment as well as the final RFP.

2.  Additional questions and answers entitled "Draft PWS Q&A 19May2009.doc" is attached to this amendment.  The revised draft PWS is also attached to this amendment.

Based upon additional questions, attached is the revised Draft PWS dated 8 May 2009 and Pesticide Usage Proposal for the last three years that will be in Appendix 4 Bidder's Library.

The release of the final solicitation is delayed to complete and staff documents.  Although it may be released earlier, it is anticipated the release will occur on 18 May.

The Government is contemplating a Fort Greely AK site visit (bus tour) after final solicitation release (one or two weeks after release).  The Government is inquiring whether there is interest in a site visit.  Request interest be emailed to the KO and Specialist with suspense NLT 4:30 PM MST 6 May 2009.

The draft Past Performance Questionnaire is also attached.

1. The US Army Space and Missile Defense Command (USASMDC)/Army Strategic Command (ARSTRAT) intends to solicit and award a competitive 8(a) award to a single source through a hybrid firm-fixed price (FFP) type contract with Time-and-Materials and Cost Reimbursement CLINs for Fort Greely Alaska (FGA) Base Operations Support (BOS). The Cost Reimbursement CLIN will be available for other supplies, training and travel requirements. The RFP will be requesting the offerors bid known supplies, training and travel as part of their proposed costs, so this CLIN will only be used on a limited basis. This procurement is a follow-on to the current sole source 8(a) award CPFF IDIQ contract for the FGA BOS which expires on September 30, 2009. The contract will support Fort Greely Alaska Garrison and agencies which collaborate with them on base support and missions in support of the warfighter. USASMDC/ARSTRAT anticipates that one contract will be competitively awarded as a result of this 100% 8(a) set-aside. The resultant contract will have the capacity to provide base operation support to FGA and their tenants and shall support the Performance Work Statement (PWS) requirements, which include, but are not limited to: MDA Lodging and Housekeeping, Fire Alarm Maintenance, Custodial, Indoor and Outdoor Pest Control, Access Control Services for MDC, Environmental, Engineering, Refuse Removal Transport and Disposal, MDA Facilities Maintenance, and Visitors Center. Offerors will not bid on the draft PWS at this time. PWS Chapters 15 30 services are slated to be in-sourced with Department of Army Civilians. If transition plan is delayed, the Contractor may be requested to provide these services to be determined. The Contractor will not provide costs for these transition services in the final solicitation. These chapters are merely for scope purposes, should the services be necessary. The transition services are: Automation and Network Support, Human Resources Support, Food Services, Logistic Support, Centralized Dispatch, Resource Management Administrative and Analyst, Single Soldier Housing (SSH) Support, Safety Operations Support, Snow Removal, Grounds Maintenance, Allen Army Airfield Operations and Services, Facilities Support/Service Order Repair (Garrison), Religious Support, Garrison Protocol Support, Strategic Planning Support, and Directorate of Public Works Business Operations. When posted, the draft PWS, draft solicitation, applicable attachments and exhibits, and other historical FGA BOS documents and related information will be posted to Army Single Face to Industry (ASFI). An initial round of one-on-one meetings were held with industry on February 3 and 4, 2009. These one-on-one meetings were held as a market research mechanism to help determine best commercial practices, to maximize competition, and achievement of cost efficiencies in the acquisition process. Questions and answers related to the one-on-one sessions and the draft PWS were not posted or released; however, recommendations that the Government considered relevant were incorporated into the solicitation. A draft solicitation and associated supporting documents will be posted to FedBizOps in a follow-on notice. At that time industry will be provided the opportunity to review the draft documents and specific instructions for providing comments/feedback. The final RFP will be posted to the ASFI after consideration and incorporation of relevant feedback/comments. All interested parties are encouraged to regularly monitor the website for all pertinent acquisition information ASFI will be the only official means for FGA BOS information dissemination. The NAICS Code for this solicitation is 561210 and the small business size standard $35.5M. The resultant contract will establish a basic and six one-year ordering periods starting on September 30, 2009 and ending on September 30, 2016.

2. Draft solicitation W91260-09-R-0001 is posted, with attachments, for industry review. Interested offerors are encouraged to provide comments and/or recommendations about the draft solicitation and attachments. All documents are drafts and may not be complete. The CDRLs, DD254, and Government Property Appendices are not included at this time. However, as documents are refined, they will be posted via amendment. Included in the attachments is a draft PWS Question and Answer document. Also, an amendment will be forthcoming with the redacted current contract and contract modifications. Please send comments and/or recommendations by email to both James McLaughlin, Contract Specialist at james.mclaughlin@smdc-cs.army.mil, and Kathleen B. OConnell, Contracting Officer, at kathleen.oconnell@smdc-cs.army.mil not later than 4:30 PM Mountain Daylight Savings Time, on Wednesday, April 15, 2009. Questions/comments/recommendations will not be addressed by telephone, nor will the Government entertain any requests for one-on-one meetings regarding this acquisition.
3. The Government anticipates release of the final solicitation on or about Monday, May 4, 2009.
4. Questions may be addressed to the following: Kathleen B. OConnell, Contracting Officer, 719-554-1964, kathleen.oconnell@smdc-cs.army.mil; and James McLaughlin, Contract Specialist, 719-554-1963, james.mclaughlin@smdc-cs.army.mil. When the formal solicitation is issued, all communications shall only be directed to the Contracting Officer and/or the Contract Specialist as well.
Contracting Office Address:
U.S. Army Strategic Command , XR W4T8 ARSPACE CONTRACTING BR, 350 Vandenberg St. Bldg 3, Peterson Air Force Base, CO 80914-4914
Place of Performance:
Garrison Fort Greely Alaska
99731
US
Point of Contact(s):
OConnell, 719-554-1964
McLaughlin, 719-554-1963

1. The US Army Space and Missile Defense Command (USASMDC)/Army Strategic Command (ARSTRAT) intends to solicit and award a competitive 8(a) award to a single source through a hybrid firm-fixed price (FFP) type contract with Time-and-Materials and Cost Reimbursement CLINs for Fort Greely Alaska (FGA) Base Operations Support (BOS). The Cost Reimbursement CLIN will be available for other supplies, training and travel requirements. The RFP will be requesting the offerors bid known supplies, training and travel as part of their proposed costs, so this CLIN will only be used on a limited basis. This procurement is a follow-on to the current sole source 8(a) award CPFF IDIQ contract for the FGA BOS which expires on September 30, 2009. The contract will support Fort Greely Alaska Garrison and agencies which collaborate with them on base support and missions in support of the warfighter. USASMDC/ARSTRAT anticipates that one contract will be competitively awarded as a result of this 100% 8(a) set-aside. The resultant contract will have the capacity to provide base operation support to FGA and their tenants and shall support the Performance Work Statement (PWS) requirements, which include, but are not limited to: MDA Lodging and Housekeeping, Fire Alarm Maintenance, Custodial, Indoor and Outdoor Pest Control, Access Control Services for MDC, Environmental, Engineering, Refuse Removal Transport and Disposal, MDA Facilities Maintenance, and Visitors Center. Offerors will not bid on the draft PWS at this time. PWS Chapters 15 30 services are slated to be in-sourced with Department of Army Civilians. If transition plan is delayed, the Contractor may be requested to provide these services to be determined. The Contractor will not provide costs for these transition services in the final solicitation. These chapters are merely for scope purposes, should the services be necessary. The transition services are: Automation and Network Support, Human Resources Support, Food Services, Logistic Support, Centralized Dispatch, Resource Management Administrative and Analyst, Single Soldier Housing (SSH) Support, Safety Operations Support, Snow Removal, Grounds Maintenance, Allen Army Airfield Operations and Services, Facilities Support/Service Order Repair (Garrison), Religious Support, Garrison Protocol Support, Strategic Planning Support, and Directorate of Public Works Business Operations. When posted, the draft PWS, draft solicitation, applicable attachments and exhibits, and other historical FGA BOS documents and related information will be posted to Army Single Face to Industry (ASFI). An initial round of one-on-one meetings were held with industry on February 3 and 4, 2009. These one-on-one meetings were held as a market research mechanism to help determine best commercial practices, to maximize competition, and achievement of cost efficiencies in the acquisition process. Questions and answers related to the one-on-one sessions and the draft PWS were not posted or released; however, recommendations that the Government considered relevant were incorporated into the solicitation. A draft solicitation and associated supporting documents will be posted to FedBizOps in a follow-on notice. At that time industry will be provided the opportunity to review the draft documents and specific instructions for providing comments/feedback. The final RFP will be posted to the ASFI after consideration and incorporation of relevant feedback/comments. All interested parties are encouraged to regularly monitor the website for all pertinent acquisition information ASFI will be the only official means for FGA BOS information dissemination. The NAICS Code for this solicitation is 561210 and the small business size standard $35.5M. The resultant contract will establish a basic and six one-year ordering periods starting on September 30, 2009 and ending on September 30, 2016.

2. Draft solicitation W91260-09-R-0001 is posted, with attachments, for industry review. Interested offerors are encouraged to provide comments and/or recommendations about the draft solicitation and attachments. All documents are drafts and may not be complete. The CDRLs, DD254, and Government Property Appendices are not included at this time. However, as documents are refined, they will be posted via amendment. Included in the attachments is a draft PWS Question and Answer document. Also, an amendment will be forthcoming with the redacted current contract and contract modifications. Please send comments and/or recommendations by email to both James McLaughlin, Contract Specialist at james.mclaughlin@smdc-cs.army.mil, and Kathleen B. OConnell, Contracting Officer, at kathleen.oconnell@smdc-cs.army.mil not later than 4:30 PM Mountain Daylight Savings Time, on Wednesday, April 15, 2009. Questions/comments/recommendations will not be addressed by telephone, nor will the Government entertain any requests for one-on-one meetings regarding this acquisition.
3. The Government anticipates release of the final solicitation on or about Monday, May 4, 2009.
4. Questions may be addressed to the following: Kathleen B. OConnell, Contracting Officer, 719-554-1964, kathleen.oconnell@smdc-cs.army.mil; and James McLaughlin, Contract Specialist, 719-554-1963, james.mclaughlin@smdc-cs.army.mil. When the formal solicitation is issued, all communications shall only be directed to the Contracting Officer and/or the Contract Specialist as well.
Contracting Office Address:
U.S. Army Strategic Command , XR W4T8 ARSPACE CONTRACTING BR, 350 Vandenberg St. Bldg 3, Peterson Air Force Base, CO 80914-4914
Place of Performance:
Garrison Fort Greely Alaska
99731
US
Point of Contact(s):
OConnell, 719-554-1964
McLaughlin, 719-554-1963

(1)  The date for one-on-one session appointments has now passed and the Market Research/One-on-One Day & Time schedule is attached. No more appointments will be made.

(2)  The Industry Day briefing is scheduled to start promptly at 1300 on 2 Feb at the Hilton Anchorage. It will be held in the Dillingham Room (2nd floor - Ballroom level). The Government will provide a slide presentation. No paper copies will be available during the meeting. However, the slide presentation will be posted to FEDBIZOPS after 9 Feb. As stated previously, contractor slides will not be used for Industry Days.

(3)  The One-on-One Session Days and Time are on the listing attached. They will start promptly and and the one-hour limit will not be exceeded. The intent of the sessions is primarily for the Government to receive feedback regarding input questions previously published in FEDBIZOPS. It is not primarily for contractor capabilities as the opportunity to provide that was a separate request. As stated previously, any capability briefing will be short and one-on-one sessions shall not be used for marketing. Only a projector and screen will be available should the contractor wish to show slides. The one-on-one sessions will be held at the Hilton Anchorage in the Prince William Board Room (1st floor - conference center).

In addition to the original sources sought notice, please be advised of the following:

(1) The Industry Day briefing and one-on-one sessions are open only to prime 8(a) contractors eligible under NAICS code 561210;

(2) A projector and screen will be available for one-on-one sessions.  There will not be a computer or laptop available.  If overhead slides will be used to brief the Government during the one-on-one sessions, contractors must plan accordingly.  Contractor slides will not be used during the Industry Day briefing; and,

(3) In addition to the Government requested input during the one-on-one sessions, the Government requests industry input on consolidation of the Fort Greely portions ONLY of contracts DASG60-03-C-0081 ((Supplemental Environmental Documentation, Remediation, & Engineering Studies, Facilities Engineering, Technical Design, & Installation Environmental and Management Support for the U.S. Army Space and Missile Defense Command (SMDC)) and W9113M-05-C-0118 (Engineer Technical Operational and Support Services for the U.S. Army Space and Missile Defense Command/Army Forces Strategic Command) with the Fort Greely Base Operation Support contract (current contract number W91260-06-D-0008).

The SMDC/ARSTRAT Contracting Office at Peterson Air Force Base (PAFB) Colorado Bldg 350 Vandenberg St., Bldg 3, Peterson AFB, CO, 80914-4914 seeks potential sources to provide U.S. Army Space and Missile Defense Command (USASMDC) / U.S. Army Strategic Command (ARSTRAT) and agencies with the following:  
    
Description:
This sources sought notice is intended to: 1) provide initial notification of the Government's intent to recompete the Fort Greely Alaska Base Operation Support (BOS) contract and provide general acquisition information; 2) provide information on the Government's intent to hold one-on-one meetings with industry to obtain industry feed-back for potential incorporation into the acquisition strategy and solicitation; and, 3) provide information on how and where the Government intends to post information pertaining to the acquisition. This sources sought synopsis is published for market research purposes and to identify potential sources interested and capable of performing the work. Typical requirements will include Lodging and Housekeeping Services, Fire Alarm and Maintenance, Custodial Services, Pest Control Services, Visitor Center Services, Environmental, and Engineering Services.

The following services are slated to be in-sourced with Department of Army Civilians. If the transition plan is delayed, the contractor may be asked to provide (on a limited basis) Safety Support Services, Continuing Education Program, Human Resources Office Support Services, Food Services, Logistic Support Services, Visitor's Center Services, Centralized Dispatch Services, Resource Management Administrative and Analyst Support, Single Soldier Housing (SSH) Support Services, Automation and Network Support Services, Snow Removal Services, Grounds Maintenance Services, Refuse Removal Transport and Disposal Services, Facilities Support/Service Order Repair Services, Religious Support Services, Garrison Protocol Support Services, and Strategic Planning Support Services.

A best value trade off source selection is anticipated as the method of contractor selection. The Government anticipates the contract performance period will be 7 years (one year base, plus six one-year option periods of performance). Contract type will primarily be Firm-Fixed Price (FFP); however Time-and-Materials (T&M) CLIN will be included for less definable requirements. The North American Industry Classification Systems (NAICS) Code proposed for the requirement is 561210. Additional information, as it becomes available, will be posted as well as amendments to this announcement. All amendments will be available for viewing on FedBizOps (FBO) at http://www.fbo.gov. It is the responsibility of the interested parties to review the site frequently for any updates and amendments to any and all documents. All potential offerors are reminded, in accordance with Defense Federal Acquisition Regulations (DFARS) 252.204-7004, Central Contractor Registration (CCR) is required. Lack of registration in the CCR will make an offeror ineligible for contract award

No solicitation is being issued at this time. This notice shall not be construed as a commitment by the Government to issue a solicitation or ultimately award a contract, nor does it restrict the Government to a particular acquisition approach.  Any information provided by industry to the Government as a result of this source sought is voluntary.  Responses will not be returned.  No entitlements to payment of direct or indirect costs or charges to the Government will arise as a result of contractor submission of responses or Government use of such information. The information obtained from industry responses to this notice may be used in the development of the acquisition strategy and future request for proposal.    

The Government anticipates that this acquisition will be a 100% 8(a) Program set-aside. The Government requests interested parties submit a brief description of their company's business size, business status (i.e., small business, disadvantaged, HUB zone, woman-owned), anticipated teaming arrangements, and a description of capabilities and similar services offered to the Government or to commercial customers. Include contract magnitude and points of contact (POC) for each example provided (name of the POC, address, e-mail, telephone number, fax number, and the company's web page, if applicable). Please limit your response to not more than 10 single-sided pages. Each submission should include one electronic (virus scanned) copy sent via e-mail to the POCs listed under Point of Contact. Electronic submissions are preferred. Paper copies are optional. Hard copy submissions to this notice should be sent to: SMDC-RDC-W, ATTN: Kathleen B. O'Connell, 350 Vandenberg St., Bldg 3, Peterson AFB, CO 80914-4914. E-mail or hard copy replies to this announcement are due no later than close of business Mountain Standard Time on 16 January 2009.

It is the Government's intention to conduct an Industry Day for all interested parties, on 2 February 2009, 1300 to approximately 1730, at a meeting room in the Hilton Anchorage Hotel, 500 West Third Avenue, Anchorage, AK. Request interested parties desiring to participate in the Industry Day designate their attendance with their information submitted to the POCs identified below. Due to the limited space available, the number of participants from each set of offerors may be limited.

It is also the Government's intention to conduct one-on-one briefings for all interested Prime Contractor parties, on 3 - 7 February 2009 also in the Hilton Hotel in Anchorage, Note again, the Government will conduct one-on-one sessions with Prime Contractors only. The purpose of the one-on-one sessions is to receive a short capability briefing, to obtain industry comments and recommendations to improve the request for proposal, to adopt commercial practices as necessary, reduce bid and proposal costs, increase competition, and streamline the acquisition process. One-on-one sessions shall not be used for marketing. The exchanges held during one-on-one sessions will not be recorded nor published subsequently. However the Government will retain minutes of all conversations to include pertinent recommendations and comments for incorporation into the Governments Market Research report, the Governments acquisition strategy and draft Request for Proposal (RFP) as deemed appropriate by the Contracting Officer. One hour one-on-one prime contractor sessions will be scheduled on a first come, first served basis. Please email your request for a one-on-one session to Kathleen O'Connell at kathleen.oconnell@smdc-cs.army.mil or to James McLaughlin at james.mclaughlin@smdc-cs.army.mil. In your request, please be sure to include the following information: 1) Organization Name; 2) POC Name; 3) POC Phone Number; 4) POC Email Address; 5) Business Size and Type; 6) Number of Attendees (limited to five attendees per session).
As part of the one-on-one briefings, the Government requests input on the following topics:

a) any potential of Organizational Conflict of Interest (OCI) as a prime contractor on the Fort Greely BOS program;

b) the scope of the Draft SOW;

c) the personnel categories and personnel qualifications contained in the draft SOW (i.e., are they consistent with industry practices/standards);

d) the performance standards contained in the draft SOW;

e) the Governments proposed use of an FFP and T&M contract type;

f) any additional industry recommendations to reduce contract bid and proposal costs and/or streamline the acquisition process.

The Government has released a draft SOW with this notice for industry comment. Industry comments pertaining to the draft SOW shall be submitted via email to kathleen.oconnell@smdc-cs.army.mil and james.mclaughlin@smdc-cs.army.mil. The due date for Government receipt of industry comments pertaining to the draft SOW shall be not later than 23 January 2009.

The Statement of Work and other related documents for this sources sought notice can also be found at the SMDC/ARSTRAT Business Opportunities web page at http://www.smdc.army.mil.

Points of Contact:

Kathleen B. O'Connell, Contracting Officer, Phone 719-554-1964, Email: kathleen.oconnell@smdc-cs.army.mil; or James McLaughlin, Contract Specialist, Phone (719) 554-1963, Email: james.mclaughlin@smdc-cs.army.mil. Request that all inquiries be sent via email to ensure tracking and only the Contracting Officer and Contract Specialist are contacted.

Place of Performance:  Fort Greely, Alaska.