Hydrogen and Nitrogen 12 pks

This solicitation, numbered W912NW-26-Q-A031, is a 100% small business set-aside under NAICS code 325120 for an indefinite-delivery, indefinite-quantity (IDIQ) firm fixed-price contract to supply industrial-grade hydrogen in 6-pack carts and industrial-grade nitrogen in 12-pack carts. The Government is obligated only to order the minimum quantities specified per ordering period—50 six-packs of hydrogen and 45 twelve-packs of nitrogen annually across five ordering periods through 2031—with the option to order up to the maximum quantities listed, including cart rental fees for handling equipment. All deliveries must be made FOB destination to WOMU USA DEP Corpus Christi, Texas, with the contractor responsible for transportation and the pickup of empty carts upon delivery of new ones. The contract includes detailed packaging requirements, including delivery on pack carts for ease of handling, and requires compliance with strict security, safety, and IT protocols, including facility and personnel clearances, use of the System Authorization Access Request (DD Form 2875), and registration in the Army Training Certification Tracking System for network access. The offeror must maintain an active SAM registration, hold a unique entity identifier, and certify small business status under the specified NAICS code, while also affirming compliance with numerous FAR and DFARS clauses covering labor standards, trafficking, DEI discrimination, cybersecurity, Buy American, export controls, and prohibitions on certain foreign suppliers. Payment is governed through Wide Area Workflow, requiring electronic submission of invoices and receiving reports using approved methods, and the award will be made to the offeror presenting the lowest price, as it is the sole evaluation factor. All performance, inspection, and acceptance occur at the Corpus Christi site with the Contracting Officer’s Representative serving as the sole authority for acceptance, and the contractor must comply with additional requirements including antiterrorism training, cybersecurity incident reporting, and the prohibition of hexavalent chromium and covered telecommunications equipment.