Chevy Suburban Premiers (QTY: 4)

The General Services Administration’s FAS Automotive Center is procuring four Chevrolet Suburban Premiers under a combined contract designated as a Total Small Business Set-Aside, with the solicitation number 47QMCA26Q0075 and NAICS code 336110 for motor vehicle manufacturing. The requirement is strictly limited to small businesses, and while the estimated contract value is not disclosed, delivery is scheduled for placement in Hyattsville, Maryland, with an estimated delivery window of 270 days, including shipment dates of November 22, 2024, and March 22, 2025. The procurement is governed by commercial item acquisition procedures under FAR Part 12, with contract terms and conditions adapted through a deviation clause (552.212-4) that modifies standard commercial terms to protect the government’s interests, including voiding automatic renewals, prohibiting binding arbitration, restricting confidentiality claims on pricing and contract terms, and limiting indemnification to actions handled exclusively by the U.S. Department of Justice. The government retains full authority for inspection and acceptance upon delivery, with payment due no later than ten days after receipt of a proper invoice, though specific invoicing systems like WAWF or IPP are not mandated. The place of performance is confirmed as Hyattsville, Maryland, while the contracting office is located in Washington, D.C., with primary point of contact April Stanch and secondary contact John E. Hodges. Special provisions explicitly prohibit contractor assignment without written consent, require pre-approval for any taxes or surcharges before invoicing, and ensure audit rights remain with the government, with contractor-initiated audits borne at the contractor’s expense. No packaging, marking, preservation standards, evaluation factors, or detailed attachments are provided in the available documentation, and while unique entity identifiers are required for vendor registration, no socioeconomic certifications or size status representations are documented. The contract does not include options, key personnel requirements, or military standards, reflecting its purely commercial and small business-focused nature.