Elevator Preventive Maintenance Service Contract at Montevideo, UY

The U.S. Embassy in Montevideo, Uruguay, seeks a contractor to provide comprehensive preventive maintenance and emergency repair services for four elevator units located at the embassy compound. The contract requires continuous onsite support, including monthly preventive maintenance visits, emergency callback response, inspection and testing, technical reporting, and all necessary labor, supervision, tools, testing equipment, consumables, replacement parts, and transportation. All services must comply with manufacturer recommendations and industry best practices, with personnel required to be properly trained and qualified for the specific equipment. The contractor must maintain a permanent business presence in Montevideo, Uruguay, either existing at the time of proposal or established within 30 days of award, to ensure rapid response capability. The contract has a one-year base period with no option years, though the Government may extend performance by up to six months in total through written notice. Funding is limited and not available for work beyond September 30 of the current calendar year. The solicitation, issued under FAR Part 12 using commercial item procedures and NAICS code 238290, will be awarded to the lowest priced, technically acceptable, and responsible offeror without discussions. Proposals must be submitted electronically to [email hidden] no later than June 15, 2026, at 3:30 p.m. and must be in English. Offerors must register in SAM, provide their UEI and CAGE code, and certify compliance with various federal requirements, including prohibitions on contracting with Kaspersky Lab, inverted domestic corporations, and entities linked to Iran’s Revolutionary Guard Corps, as well as adherence to labor standards such as minimum wages under Executive Order 14026 and paid sick leave under Executive Order 13706. The contract is firm fixed-price, with monthly invoicing in arrears, VAT shown separately, and payment terms of NET 30 days. The contractor must use equipment-specific checklists signed by technicians, submit all testing reports and certificates, and coordinate with a third-party Qualified Elevator Inspector paid directly by the Government. Additional obligations include compliance with Buy American provisions, trafficking in persons requirements, records retention for three years post-payment, and adherence to local safety testing standards including annual no-load and five-year full-load inspections. The U.S. Government will conduct audits through the Comptroller General and retains rights to examine records. The contract includes provisions for HUBZone, Service-Disabled Veteran-Owned Small Business, and Women-Owned Small Business