Non-Tactical Vehicle Rental ISO KMEP 26. 1

The Department of the Army Materiel Command Army Contracting Command is soliciting quotes for non-tactical vehicle rental services (NAICS 532112) supporting the Korea Marine Exercise Program 2026.1 (KMEP 26.1). The requirement includes provision of approximately 58 vehicles consisting of 5-passenger SUVs and 9-passenger vans, along with associated services including roadside assistance, maintenance, preventative maintenance, toll passes, delivery, and recovery services. Key qualifications require offerors to be local contractors already authorized to conduct business in the Republic of Korea with requisite business licenses and full compliance with applicable ROK laws, including labor, taxation, and immigration requirements; U.S. sources must demonstrate equivalent authorization and capacity or will not be considered for award. The evaluation will be conducted on two primary factors: Technical Capability (including local source eligibility and ability to perform all PWS requirements) and Past Performance, both rated as Acceptable or Unacceptable, with any unacceptable rating resulting in rejection; price will also be analyzed for reasonableness and completeness, with quotes submitted in Korean Won (KRW) and remaining valid for 180 days. The original solicitation deadline was February 10, 2026, but was extended to February 11, 2026, at 0900 AM (KST) via Change 0001; questions must be submitted within 24 hours of solicitation issuance to Brandon S. Hinsley.

This solicitation contains no set-aside designations and identifies no incumbent contractor. The contract will be awarded as a single Firm Fixed Price award to one responsible offeror; no specific award value or budget range is disclosed in the solicitation documents. Performance will span from February 19 through May 7, 2026, with vehicle deliveries staggered across this period to support multiple Marine units including CLR-37, CLR-35, 9th ESB, 3D Medical Battalion, MAG-12, MAG-24, 3/12, LAR, and V 2/8. The place of performance is Pohang-si, Gyeongsangbuk-do, South Korea, with vehicles to be distributed across multiple locations including Camp Mujuk (Pohang), Gwangju Air Base, Rodriguez Live Fire Complex (Pocheon), Busan Airport, and Kunsan Airbase. The contractor bears responsibility for all scheduled and unscheduled maintenance, vehicle replacement during maintenance periods, disabled vehicle recovery within 24 hours, and compliance with government points of contact at each unit location; the government assumes no responsibility for naturally occurring damage or normal depreciation consistent with equipment-laden troop use.