70Z03026QCLEV0048 - U.S. COAST GUARD LODGING ACCOMODATIONS IN SUPPORT OF AIRFAC MUSKEGON

The U.S. Coast Guard is seeking lodging accommodations in support of AIRFAC Muskegon, Michigan, under Solicitation 70Z03026QCLEV0048, with performance required from May 22, 2026, to September 8, 2026. The contract, estimated between $25,000 and $100,000, is classified under NAICS code 721110 for Hotels and Motels with a small business size standard of $40 million and does not utilize any set-aside provisions. Offerors must provide fully furnished lodging units capable of supporting Coast Guard personnel, ensuring operational readiness, habitability, and safety standards. Requirements include weekly linen changes, daily towel replacement, two dedicated parking spots per unit, and locations within a 40-minute response time of AIRFAC Muskegon, with all facilities required to be free of mold, infestations, and structural defects. The contract will be awarded on a low reasonable, responsive, and responsible basis, indicating an intention for a Lowest Price Technically Acceptable evaluation, and proposals must be submitted electronically via SAM.gov by the due date of May 18, 2026. Contractors must comply with applicable Federal Acquisition Regulation clauses, including those governing payment processing through the Invoice Processing Platform (IPP), prompt payment terms, government property management, warranty of services, and labor standards such as the Service Contract Labor Standards and Fair Labor Standards Act. Additional requirements include submitting a certificate of insurance within 15 days of award covering worker’s compensation, general liability, and automobile liability, adhering to U.S. citizenship restrictions for all personnel unless a waiver is granted, and implementing stringent security protocols including background investigations and non-disclosure obligations. Contractors must also avoid conflicts of interest, disclose any organizational conflicts, and flow down key clauses such as citizenship, security, and OCI restrictions to first-tier subcontractors. Compliance with biobased product reporting, pollution prevention, drug-free workplace standards, and anti-trafficking provisions is mandatory, with all invoices required to include the Unique Entity Identifier. No line items or detailed cost breakdowns are provided, but contractors must submit itemized pricing for any modifications. The Contracting Officer’s Representative, Eric Bearss, and the primary point of contact, Jonathan Barrett, will oversee performance and administration, with George Bermeo serving as the Contracting Officer.