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The Bridge General Trading and Contracting Company

UEI: SLED_1622598CA9C06F84

The Bridge General Trading and Contracting Company is a federal contractor, registered under UEI SLED_1622598CA9C06F84. It has been awarded $9,504,672 across 1 federal contract. Primary work spans Passenger Car Leasing. Top awarding agencies include FA5703 386 Econs Lgc.

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SLED_1622598CA9C06F84

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FA5703 386 Econs Lgc$9.5M100%
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532112 - Passenger Car Leasing$9.5M100%
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NAICS: 237310
New
Federal
Airfield Repair Sources Sought
Solicitation # A065875
The United States Air Force is conducting a sources sought inquiry to gather industry feedback from local Kuwaiti contractors regarding an upcoming Blanket Purchase Agreement for full-depth airfield pavement repairs at Ali Al Salem Air Base. The project is specifically designed to support heavy C-17 transport operations and must adhere to strict Unified Facilities Criteria standards. The anticipated scope involves providing all necessary management, labor, materials, and equipment to execute repairs, with individual task orders expected to range in value from 5,000 KWD to 50,000 KWD. The government aims to use this feedback to refine technical requirements, ensure alignment with local commercial capabilities, and identify any overly restrictive specifications before the formal solicitation. The inquiry focuses on several critical operational areas, including material standards, supply chain reliability, and mobilization readiness. Contractors are asked to evaluate their ability to source specialized materials such as rapid-setting concrete, high-strength Portland Cement Concrete, and specific asphalt coatings that meet ASTM or equivalent standards. Key considerations include the capacity to mobilize heavy equipment and labor within a 24 to 48-hour window for emergency repairs, the ability to utilize independent third-party testing for quality control, and recommendations for efficient pricing structures for mobilization costs. This information-gathering phase is intended to optimize the contract for high-quality military airfield performance while maintaining realistic industry costs.
FA5703 386 Econs Lgc

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NAICS: 532112
New
Federal
Amendment 0001 - Enclosure A: Questions and Answers : RFQ: 19KU2026Q0015 - Lease of two (2) Mid-Size SUVs
Solicitation # 19KU2026Q0015
The U.S. Embassy in Kuwait has issued Request for Quotations 19KU2026Q0015 for the lease of two mid-size SUVs for a one-year base period, with an option to extend for one additional year. The contract is a firm-fixed-price award intended for the lowest-priced, technically acceptable, and responsible contractor. Eligible bidders must be authorized and licensed vehicle leasing companies operating within the State of Kuwait, and subcontracting is strictly prohibited. The vehicles must be new, unused 2025, 2026, or 2027 models with specific mechanical and safety requirements, including a minimum of 6 cylinders, 250 horsepower, automatic transmission, and a minimum 4-star safety rating. The lease must include unlimited mileage, 24/7 emergency roadside assistance, routine maintenance, and full comprehensive insurance. Additionally, the contractor must provide a replacement vehicle at no extra cost if repairs exceed five hours. Prospective offerors are required to submit their quotations electronically via email to Kuwait_Solicitation@state.gov by August 27, 2026, at 10:00 am Kuwait local time. Submissions must consist of four separate attachments: the completed SF-1449, an introduction, a technical proposal, and a price schedule in Microsoft Word format. Offerors must maintain an active SAM registration or complete FAR 52.204-90. The evaluation process includes pass/fail gates for completeness, technical acceptability, and responsibility determination. Special requirements include compliance with Department of State branding and marking standards, disclosure of any artificial intelligence use in contract performance, and adherence to security prohibitions regarding certain telecommunications equipment and unmanned aircraft systems. All pricing must be provided in Kuwaiti Dinars.
US Embassy Kuwait

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NAICS: 532112
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SLED
Fleet Leasing and Vehicle Management Services
Solicitation # 2526-012
Greenwood School District 50 is soliciting proposals for fleet leasing and vehicle management services under solicitation number 2627-003. The procurement is managed by Shealyn Barnes, Director of Purchasing, with a response deadline of September 15, 2026. The services will be performed within the state of South Carolina. The procurement process utilizes a trade-off award method, prioritizing technical merit over price to select the most qualified firm. Evaluation is based on a weighted scoring system: relevant construction experience (35%), firm overview and management team (30%), CM fees (10%), proximity to sites (10%), approach to CM-at-Risk (10%), and financial information and claims history (5%). The contract structure follows a Construction Management at Risk delivery method using a Guaranteed Maximum Price and is based on a modified AIA A133-2019 agreement. Key requirements for the selected contractor include maintaining general liability and auto liability insurance of 1,000,000 dollars each, as well as statutory workers compensation. Contractors must certify compliance with the South Carolina Ethics Act, the Drug-Free Workplace Act, and illegal immigration laws. The District maintains the right to examine contractor and first-tier subcontractor records for three years following final payment. Provisions are included for termination for convenience and termination for non-appropriation of funds.
Greenwood School District 50

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