FY26 USCG Air Station Ventura HSK Shipping Containers

The U.S. Coast Guard, through Base ALAMEDA under the Department of Homeland Security, is soliciting two fully assembled shipping containers for delivery to USCG Air Station Ventura at Point Mugu, California, under a total small business set-aside designated under FAR 19.5. The solicitation, numbered 20200PR260000106, is open to small businesses only, with NAICS code 33243, and requires submission of offers via email to the contracting officer by May 13, 2026, with pre-solicitation questions due by May 11, 2026. The containers must conform to ISO standards for dimensions, with exterior measurements of 8 feet wide by 8 feet high by 20 feet long and a tare weight not exceeding 2,800 pounds, and include corrugated steel walls, a heavy-duty plywood floor, four-way forklift pockets, 20 wall-mounted 4,000 lb lashing rings, door corner tie-downs, vents, adjustable shelving with E-Track, 15 shoring beams, two manifest boxes containing operation manuals, connecting couplers, and storage brackets. All components except eight removable 6,000 lb capacity swivel caster wheels with twist-lock mounts must be installed prior to delivery. Exterior paint must be OD Green #34088 or Desert Tan #33446, and the containers must come with a one-year warranty covering peeling, chipping, and fading of the finish. Delivery must occur within 45 days of contract award, with the performance period running from May 1, 2026, to August 1, 2026. Contractors are required to submit base access forms 35 days prior to delivery to the designated point of contact, and all submissions must be emailed to the contracting officer with no mention of electronic invoicing systems or formal payment office details. The solicitation does not include pricing information, evaluation factors, detailed attachment listings, or specific FAR clauses, and lacks explicit references to inspection protocols beyond delivery site acceptance, though inspection and acceptance are implied to occur at the destination. No security clearances, key personnel requirements, or options clauses are stipulated, and while offerors are expected to self-certify small business status under the set-aside, no formal representations or certifications are provided in the solicitation packet.