66--PA-LAMAR NFH AND NE FSHRY-HEPA FILTERS

The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, under the Department of the Interior, has awarded a sole-source, firm-fixed-price contract to Controlled Environment Certification Services INC (Integra CE Services) for the replacement of HEPA filters at the Northeast Fishery Center in Falls Church, Virginia. The contract, identified by solicitation number 140FS326P0149, was issued under FAR 13.106-1(b) as a simplified acquisition not requiring competitive solicitation, based on the determination that only one responsible source is available to meet the requirement. The estimated contract value is $18,692.32, covering the supply, installation, testing, and certification of HEPA filtration systems to support contamination control in laboratory environments tied to the Great Lakes Restoration Initiative. Performance is expected to begin approximately two to three weeks after award, with no specified end date, and is anticipated to be completed within a 2–3 week window. The contracting officer, Merenica Banks, based at the Falls Church, VA office, is the sole point of contact for administrative and compliance matters, with no designated contracting officer’s representative identified. The work is classified under NAICS 811310 for miscellaneous repair and maintenance services, and while industry standards for cleanroom operations such as ISO 14644 are implied, no specific technical specifications, packaging requirements, labeling, or inspection criteria are formally documented. The contract does not include option periods, delivery terms like FOB, invoicing instructions, accounting codes, or socioeconomic set-asides, and the offeror is confirmed as a large business with no certified small business status or UEI/CAGE code disclosed. Submissions for the non-competitive award were made via email with a capability statement, no formal proposal format required, and the deadline was June 3, 2025.