316 CES Solid Runway Deicer Purchase #2
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The Department of Defense, through the 316 Cons Pk, is conducting an urgent single-source procurement under solicitation FA286026P0006 for the purchase of solid runway deicer. The requirement consists of 15 bags of solid sodium formate deicer, each weighing 1,000 kg, to address critically depleted inventory following a winter event and to prepare for a severe weather event forecasted for January 31, 2026. To ensure F-16 mission continuity and runway safety, the product must be delivered to St James, Maryland, prior to January 31, 2026. This acquisition is being executed as a non-competitive procurement pursuant to FAR 13.106-1(b)(1) due to unusual and compelling urgency. The deicer must be environmentally safe and strictly adhere to SAE AMS 1431 specifications, with necessary approvals from the FAA and AFLCMC for use on runways supporting F-16 operations. While the procurement is managed by the office at JB Andrews, Maryland, the specific unit and extended pricing are not provided in the available documentation.
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Contract Value
$24,795Place of Performance
St James, MD, 20762, USASet-Aside
Awardee
PELICAN CHEMICALS INC.Award Issued Date
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Full Description
Due to expected severe weather event. 316 CES required additional purchases of Solid Runway Deicer.
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