FBI Crime Scene Management Vehicles - Updated

The FBI is soliciting a firm fixed price, one-time buy for ten Crime Scene Management Vehicles under a Small Business Set-Aside, with solicitation number 15F06726Q0000291 and a submission deadline of August 17, 2026, at 11:00 AM ET. The vehicles consist of six Small Crime Scene Management Vehicles based on a high-top van chassis, three Large Crime Scene Management Vehicles on a medium-duty truck chassis, and one Air-Transport Large Crime Scene Management Vehicle certified for transport on a C-5 Galaxy aircraft. These vehicles will be delivered to ten distinct FBI Field Office locations across the U.S., including Chicago, Los Angeles, New York, Anchorage, Baltimore, Detroit, Denver, Jacksonville, San Diego, and Miami, with delivery required within 18 months of award. Each vehicle must meet stringent technical specifications, including Final Stage Vehicle Certification under FMVSS 49 CFR Part 567, compliance with welding standards per AWS and ANSI specifications, and electrical system adherence to NEC and UL codes. The vehicles must be “ECM 7X ready,” equipped with hardware to support a secured wireless network and mobile charging capabilities. Proposals must be submitted in three clearly separated volumes—Technical Capability, Past Performance, and Price—with Past Performance evaluated on a pass/fail basis and failure resulting in disqualification. The evaluation prioritizes Technical Capability first, followed by Past Performance, with Price as the least significant factor unless non-price ratings are closely matched. Offerors must comply with FAR clauses including 52.212-3, 52.212-4, 52.212-5, and FBI-specific clauses such as FBI-0030 on Organizational Conflict of Interest, which requires disclosure of prior involvement in solicitation development and listing of former FBI employees. SAM registration is mandatory, with current representations and certifications required to be verified within the last 12 months, and submissions must include the Unique Entity Identifier and CAGE code. All proposals must be in Microsoft Office format (2010 or later) or PDF, searchable, and not password protected. Invoices must be submitted through the IPP system only, and the contractor is required to maintain Commercial General Liability Insurance with minimum limits of $1 million per occurrence and $5 million general aggregate for three years post-acceptance. The contract includes strict confidentiality requirements prohibiting disclosure of any Government inquiries, search terms