CY26 LCS Blocking and Bracing Lumber (Korean Vendor Only)

This contract is a firm fixed-price combined synopsis/solicitation issued by the KO Directorate of Contracting under the Department of Defense for the procurement of blocking and bracing lumber exclusively from Korean vendors to support U.S. Air Force logistics operations across six bases in South Korea. The solicitation, identified by number W90VN926QA037 and posted on May 7, 2026, requires delivery of over 60 specified line items of sawn lumber and CDX plywood in various dimensions—such as 1"x4"x12', 2"x6"x12', and 4"x4"x12'—in six scheduled shipments within 30 days of award, with additional deliveries available on an as-required basis. All materials must comply with ISPM 15 standards for heat treatment and pest prevention, be bark-free, free of insect damage, and have moisture content under 20%, with certification marks visibly applied and KD/HT documentation provided at delivery. Deliveries are to be made FOB destination to designated buildings at Osan, Kunsan, Daegu, Cheongju, Gwangju, and Suwon Air Bases during standard working hours, Monday through Friday, excluding U.S. holidays, with the contractor bearing all transportation costs and risks until final delivery. The solicitation mandates strict adherence to federal and defense-specific regulations, including compliance with prohibitions on covered telecommunications equipment from China, restrictions on procurement from the Xinjiang region and Maduro regime, and requirements to prevent human trafficking and child labor. Offerors must possess a valid UEI, submit completed representations per FAR 52.212-3, and disclose any involvement with restricted products or services. Invoicing is exclusively through WAWF, with payment processed within 35 days upon receipt and acceptance, and contractors must certify exemption from South Korean customs duties under SOFA Article IX via USFK Forms 75 and 76. Performance is subject to government inspection and acceptance at delivery sites within a 15-business-day window, with non-conforming items to be replaced at contractor expense. Technical capability, price reasonableness, and delivery timeliness are the sole evaluation factors, with award based on best value. Contractors must also coordinate with local POCs, comply with host nation and U.S. safety laws, wear proper PPE, and obtain all installation access permits, with no allowance for charging the government for unloading services. Submission must be made via email