Vehicle Repair

The Department of Homeland Security's Customs and Border Protection (CBP) is seeking a contractor to perform comprehensive repair services for a damaged Ford Explorer SUV located in Fort Fairfield, Maine. The solicitation requires a qualified automotive repair service to fully restore a vehicle (VIN: 1FM5K8B8XJGC45491) that was damaged in a deer strike and is currently inoperable. The Statement of Work (SOW) mandates that the selected contractor must tow the vehicle, perform complete body and mechanical repairs using only new Original Equipment Manufacturer (OEM) parts, and return the vehicle to full serviceable condition within 30 days of receiving the order. Contractors must have a repair facility located within 50 miles of Fort Fairfield and demonstrate the capability to meet stringent repair and quality standards. The solicitation is classified under NAICS category 81111 for Automotive Mechanical and Electrical Repair and Maintenance, with responses due by June 11, 2025.

The contract opportunity does not have a specific set-aside designation and is open to all qualified automotive repair providers. The repair facility must be prepared to comprehensively restore the vehicle, including testing and certifying all equipment repairs before invoicing. While no specific award value is mentioned, the scope of work involves a complete vehicle restoration with full warranty provisions. The place of performance is specifically located in Fort Fairfield, Maine 04742, with the repair process expected to be completed within a strict 30-day timeline. The procurement is being managed by the CBP Boston Field Office, and the solicitation includes photographic documentation of the vehicle's damage to assist potential contractors in understanding the full repair requirements. Interested contractors must carefully review the detailed SOW and be prepared to meet all technical and procedural specifications outlined in the government files.