Locksmith Services at Troy NGA

The state of Alabama, specifically through Fort Ralph W. Adams located in Troy, Alabama, is seeking a qualified locksmith service vendor to perform specialized door security upgrades at their facility. The procurement opportunity requires the installation of new key cores in seven exterior entry doors, with specific placement including two on the north wall, one front double door on the west wall, three on the south wall, and one center-facing door on the east wall by the motor pool. Additional requirements include activating two existing keypads and providing two keys per core, with all cores to be keyed alike. Vendors must be GSA certified and capable of repairing and re-keying "Best" brand locks, and must maintain a brick and mortar business within 50 miles of the facility. A mandatory site visit is scheduled for January 30th, 2025, from 9:30 AM to 10:00 AM, which is a critical requirement for bid eligibility. The bid submission deadline is February 5th, 2025, with multiple points of contact available for inquiries, including Evelyn Wilson, Joshua Hinton, Albert Gentry, and Danny Riddle. Potential vendors can request additional site pictures via email from albert.d.riddle2.nfg@army.mil.

While specific set-aside designations are not explicitly detailed in the provided documentation, the procurement appears to be open to qualified commercial vendors meeting the specified technical requirements. The contract appears to cover all labor, materials, and special equipment necessary to complete the service, with the vendor responsible for comprehensive installation and cleanup. The facility is located in Perry County (FIPS Code 01105), suggesting potential local economic impact considerations. No specific budget range or award value is directly stated in the documentation, though the scope suggests a moderate-scale maintenance and security enhancement project. The procurement will utilize the Alabama Buys system, which requires electronic submission and adherence to the state's standard terms and conditions as outlined in the attached Quick Quote Standard Boilerplate. Vendors must be prepared to accept multiple electronic payment methods and understand that pricing may be subject to cost realism and price reasonableness analysis by the state's procurement officials.