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Holloman AFB - Mortuary Affairs BPA

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FA480126Q0001Federal

Submission Closed12/17/2025, 08:00:00 PM UTC

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INDIGENT DECEDENT SERVICES

Solicitation # 2026-009

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Solicitation # HHS0017352v3

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This solicitation, titled "Holloman AFB - Mortuary Affairs BPA" (FA480126Q0001), issued by the Department of the Air Force through the 49th Contracting Squadron at Holloman Air Force Base, New Mexico, seeks proposals from small business concerns to establish a Blanket Purchase Agreement (BPA) for comprehensive mortuary affairs services. The contract scope, governed by a detailed Performance Work Statement (PWS), encompasses transportation, preparation, embalming, restoration, cremation, and related tasks for human remains in accordance with Department of Defense standards and applicable federal, state, and local regulations. Services are to be provided primarily at Holloman AFB and within the broader geographical areas including Alamogordo, NM, and El Paso, TX. The contractor must ensure timely initiation of services—within 24 hours of notification—and maintain high-quality performance with no preset time limitations on embalming and restoration, provided timely communication occurs if service duration exceeds 24 hours. Personnel must be appropriately licensed and certified, including crematory operators, and comply fully with OSHA, licensing, and regulatory requirements. The solicitation is structured as a total small business set-aside consistent with FAR 19.5 and requires offerors to demonstrate small business status under NAICS code 812210 (Funeral Homes). It provides for firm-fixed-price line items covering various mortuary service elements but does not disclose specific pricing, contract value, or options. Quality assurance and contract compliance will be overseen by a Contracting Officer’s Technical Representative (COTR), supported by a Quality Control Plan (QCP) that contractors must submit and maintain. Inspections are conducted at the contractor’s facility prior to shipment, with formal acceptance by military mortuary personnel contingent on satisfactory conformance to PWS requirements and DoD standards. Documentation such as DD Form 2063 and cremation certificates must be accurately maintained and provided. Security protocols govern controlled access and secure storage of remains, while confidentiality and respectful handling remain paramount. Proposal submissions are due electronically via SAM.gov by December 17, 2025, with points of contact available for technical and submission inquiries. The solicitation embeds compliance with relevant FAR and DFARS clauses and underscores contractor responsibilities in recordkeeping, operational staffing, and regulatory adherence, yet lacks explicit enumerations of contract clauses, evaluation criteria, and pricing details.