Global Supply OCONUS Logistics Operations Support Solutions in United States Indo-Pacific Command - HAWAII

The General Services Administration is soliciting proposals for a Firm-Fixed-Price, Indefinite Delivery/Indefinite Quantity (IDIQ) contract to provide global supply logistics support operations in the United States Indo-Pacific Command area of responsibility in Hawaii, reserved exclusively for HUBZone small businesses under NAICS code 493190. The contract has a one-year base period and up to five one-year option periods, with a maximum potential duration of six years, extending no later than October 1, 2033. Offerors must deliver National Stock Number items to any location within Hawaii within three business days, maintaining dedicated warehouse facilities both in Hawaii and CONUS with strict physical separation of government property. The contractor is responsible for sourcing, stocking, warehousing, and transporting military and federal supply items, ensuring compliance with MIL-STD-129R and MIL-STD-2073 for marking, packaging, and documentation, including the use of water-resistant envelopes for external shipment records and adherence to Defense Transportation Regulation standards for Transportation Control Numbers. All shipments must transit via U.S.-flagged vessels, and items must retain at least 80% remaining shelf life upon delivery. The contractor must also support surge capacity increases of up to 30% for durations ranging from 30 days to six months and complete an annual surge readiness assessment. Proposals must be submitted in four volumes following strict formatting rules, including a technical proposal limited to 84 pages, a live test demonstration, and a price proposal limited to 30 pages with pricing submitted in an unsecured Excel attachment. Evaluation will prioritize technical excellence and capabilities, followed by operational quality assurance, live test demonstration, and past performance, with price being a secondary factor in a best-value tradeoff determination. Offerors must comply with stringent cybersecurity and supply chain risk management requirements, submitting a completed C-SCRM Questionnaire and Supply Chain Risk Management Plan aligned with NIST SP 800-161 and NIST SP 800-53 controls, including role-based security training schedules and physical security provisions. All offerors must be active HUBZone-certified small businesses with a valid Unique Entity ID in SAM.gov and must meet stringent facility, personnel, and vehicle access requirements for military installations, including background checks and vehicle vetting. Failure to comply with packaging, documentation, delivery timelines, or security protocols may result in rejection of individual delivery orders or contract termination. The Contracting Officer and Contracting Officer’s Representative