Plastic Trunk Lockers, Large and Small

This acquisition is for the manufacture and delivery of Plastic Trunk Lockers, Large (NSN 8460-01-471-1035), and Small (8460-01-471-1024), in accordance with Commercial Item Description A-A-59490 dated 19 August 1999. This procurement will result in a single award that will have a one (1) year base term and two (2), one (1) year option periods. The resultant Indefinite Delivery-Indefinite Quantity (IDIQ) contract will be comprised of the following quantities:

Base Period:

Guaranteed Minimum - 9,470 ea

Annual Estimated Quantity - 28,378 ea

Annual Order Limitation Quantity - 35,040 ea

Option Year 1:

Guaranteed Minimum - 9,470 ea

Annual Estimated Quantity - 28,378 ea

Annual Order Limitation Quantity - 35,040 ea

Option Year 2:

Guaranteed Minimum - 9,470 ea

Annual Estimated Quantity - 28,378 ea

Annual Order Limitation Quantity - 35,040 ea

* Note: The quantities listed above are applicable to both NSNs. The Government reserves the right to order any combination of "Large" and "Small" Lockers within the stated minimum and maximum quantities.

The total maximum monthly capacity is approximately 2,920 Lockers, inclusive of both sizes. Deliveries will be FOB destination and the inspection and acceptance of the items will occur at the source. The first delivery order will have an approximate production lead-time of 270 days, which includes first article samples submission. All subsequent orders will have a lead-time of 90 days.

Deliveries will be made to Austin, TX, Lansing, MI, and Pendergrass, GA.

Award will be made to the responsible offeror whose proposal conforms to all of the terms and conditions of the solicitation and submits the lowest total price. All material will be contractor furnished. The solicitation will be issued on an unrestricted basis. The estimated release date is September 10, 2019 or thereafter.

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