Fort Detrick Bldg. 101 Pit Raider Supply

The contract solicitation W91QV1-26-R-A047, titled Fort Detrick Bldg. 101 Pit Raider Supply, seeks a firm fixed price provider to deliver Pit Raider™ - State Industrial Products for the treatment of raw sanitary sewage at the Building 101 Pump Station at Fort Detrick, Maryland. The requirement mandates monthly deliveries of 55-gallon buckets of the chemical, totaling 12 deliveries annually, with the contract structured for one base year and four optional 12-month extension years, extending performance through March 2032. The chemical must be at least as efficient as the current product in use, and the contractor must be headquartered within a three-hour driving radius of Fort Detrick to ensure timely response. All deliveries must be made to W3HV USA Garrison Fort Detrick, and the contractor is responsible for transportation costs under FOB terms. The product must be labeled as Pit Raider™ - State Industrial Products and accompanied by Safety Data Sheets, with hazardous materials stored in a secondary containment system. Technical performance is subject to strict surveillance, including weekly in-person inspections with zero deviation, 98% monthly uptime for technical support, and 100% inspection of chemical quantities and viscosities per Department of Defense standards. A Quality Control Plan must be submitted with the proposal and again within 14 days of contract award, and any modifications require written approval from the Contracting Officer. Award will be made on a Lowest Price Technically Acceptable basis, with technical capability serving as a pass/fail gate—any unacceptable rating disqualifies the offeror regardless of price. The solicitation is a total small business set-aside for Small Business, HUBZone Small Business, and Service-Disabled Veteran-Owned Small Business, with North American Industry Classification System code 325998. All offerors must maintain an active System for Award Management registration, comply with FAR and DFARS requirements, and adhere to stringent security protocols for personnel entering Fort Detrick, including NACLC or NACI vetting, citizenship verification, annual TARP and OPSEC training, and screening of all vehicles and property. The contractor must also comply with reporting obligations through ECMRA for all labor hours and submit invoices via PIEE WAWF using the correct documentation types based on CLIN structure. The contractor must designate a Project Manager with full operational authority and adhere to all contractual clauses including prohibitions on gratuities, kickbacks, contingent fees, and