51 -- RFQ 5140-01-495-0909
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This contract, identified by solicitation number Chest-Tool-Kit, pertains to the purchase of items described in detail within an attached Word document, with all pricing required to be FOB Destination. The contract follows standard government procurement clauses and specifically incorporates the clause 552.225-70 regarding procurement restrictions on hand or measuring tools and stainless steel flatware. Awards will be made to the responsible offeror whose bid is most advantageous to the government and complies with the RFQ requirements. Respondents are instructed to submit their offers by 1:00 pm on the closing date, sending faxed responses to Gerald W. Goin, the purchasing agent, who can also be contacted for questions via phone or email. Additionally, the lead contracting officer for this procurement is Andrea M. Harrison. The contract falls under NAICS code 332212, indicating it involves the manufacturing of cutlery and hand tools. The provided link directs to the official solicitation workspace for further reference.
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