The Fleet Logistics Center, Jacksonville (FLCJ) has procurement for logistics and life support to expeditionary naval forces operating in Acajutla, El Salvador during the JUNE 2015 timeframe.

The purpose of this Amendment is to update clauses, add evaluation factors and extend the closing date.

The Fleet Logistics Center, Jacksonville (FLCJ) has procurement for logistics and life support to expeditionary naval forces operating in Acajutla, El Salvador during the JUNE 2015 timeframe. This is part of a larger U. S. Southern Command (SOUTHCOM) directed mission: Continuing Promise (CP)-15 USNS Comfort.



The Expeditionary Service Contractor (ESC) shall conduct security background checks on employees and subcontractor employees with local or national police department or other government organizations. Employees shall wear proper uniform items to identify them as contractor personnel. Approximately 100 Navy Medical/Dental; 20 Engineering/construction personnel will require port-a-potties, dumpsters, security lights, privacy screens, security barriers, canopies, chairs tables, warehouse fans, and hand washing stations.

Also required are buses, vans, and SUV’s for transportation of personnel between the COMFORT to Medical project Sites at the beginning, during and at the end of the mission, one 5,000 pound (2,267kg) lift-capable outdoor forklift, diesel fuel for generators, 20 foot (6.1 meter) tractor-trailer for transportation of equipment between the COMFORT and COMFORT HELO Landing Zone to Medical project Sites at the beginning, during, and at the end of the mission. Furthermore, the vendor will be required to deliver building materials to Engineering Sites on startup day as well as bottled water to Fleet Landing. The vendor must provide a means (i.e. ramp) to onload and offload tools and equipment transported to and from the project Sites.

See spreadsheets in the solicitation to determine specific requirements for each Site locations and quantities.



It is essential that all required services be coordinated with the Contracting Officer Representative (COR) and available upon arrival of forces/guests unless otherwise specified by COR. The ESC shall work closely with the assigned COR, in the coordination and scheduling, ensuring effective completion of all services. The ESC shall provide all labor, material, personnel, operational and technical support to perform the statement of work for the execution of this exercise.



Written requests may be emailed to alise.taylor-sindab@navy.mil , douglas.r.murphy@navy.mil , blake.harpel@navy.mil , william.r.jordan1@navy.mil, oulay.vorachackhogan@navy.mil and Robert.deangelis@navy.mil .

No telephone or FAX requests will be accepted, and no hard-copy solicitation/amendment will be mailed or FAXed. The solicitation will be available around 19 MAY 2015 and contract award no later than 7 JUN MAY 2015.



Cynthia Vorachack-Hogan

904-542-1255

oulay.vorachackhogan@navy.mil



Alise Taylor-Sindab

904-542-1265

Alise.taylor-sindab@navy.mil



LCDR Douglas Murphy

904-542-1065

Douglas.r.murphy@navy.mil



LT Blake Harpel

904-542-6449

Blake.harpel@navy.mil



William Jordan

904-542-4838

William.r.jordan1@navy.mil



Robert DeAngelis

904-542-1248

Robert.deangelis@navy.mil