Exhaust Troubleshooting

The contractor is required to troubleshoot the exhaust system in Building 4607 at Cannon Air Force Base, New Mexico, for 27 SOCES, providing all labor, personnel, equipment, tools, materials, transportation, and supervision necessary to complete the work. The scope includes testing and diagnosing the communications control bus, verifying the sequence of operations for automated systems such as air handlers, exhaust fans, pumps, valves, and actuators, identifying non-functional controllers and equipment, and compiling a comprehensive deficiency report outlining repairs or replacements needed for review. Minor repairs like re-terminating controllers are included, but major repairs involving wiring over 10 feet high or 25 feet in length are excluded. The work must be performed in full compliance with federal, state, and local laws and industry standards, with performance completed within 90 days of order receipt. The contract is issued as a firm-fixed-price solicitation under NAICS code 238210, set aside exclusively for Service-Disabled Veteran-Owned Small Businesses, with proposals due by May 27, 2026. The Government will evaluate offers based on technical acceptability, past performance, and price, using an adjectival rating system with no numerical weights assigned. Acceptance will occur at the place of performance, and payment will be processed via Wide Area WorkFlow using appropriate voucher types. All contractor personnel must undergo base access procedures, obtain and wear visible identification badges, comply with Real ID requirements, and submit detailed lists of personnel requiring access. The contract incorporates numerous Federal Acquisition Regulation clauses addressing cybersecurity, labor standards, small business utilization, environmental compliance, and whistleblower protections, including 252.204-7012 for safeguarding defense information and 52.222-41 for service contract labor standards, all subject to deviations under specific administrative instructions. The offeror must complete and submit mandatory attachments including the Performance Work Statement, Pricing Worksheet, Offeror Information & Certification, Conflict of Interest Statement, and Provisions and Clauses, with compliance verified through UEI and CAGE code submissions. Representations concerning child labor, Xinjiang sourcing, covered telecommunications equipment, and trafficking in persons must be affirmatively certified, with any affirmative responses triggering mandatory disclosures. The contract allows for possible multi-year performance through option periods under the Fair Labor Standards Act clause, though no specific option quantities or pricing are defined. The government retains full authority for inspection and acceptance, with no discussions anticipated and award made to the most