IDIQ BASE + 4 Option Years: Wrap - Structure Protection, Roll (NFES 0881)

This solicitation, numbered 1202SC26Q2705, is a combined synopsis and solicitation for an Indefinite-Delivery/Indefinite-Quantity (IDIQ) contract under FAR Part 12 for structure protection rolls designed to shield buildings from wildland fire. The acquisition is a total small business set-aside under NAICS code 332999 with a 750-employee size standard, and only responsible small business concerns may submit offers. The contract will provide rolls of laminated cloth measuring 54–60 inches wide and 270–300 feet long, delivered FOB destination to National Incident Cache locations across the U.S., with a base year from May 20, 2026, through December 31, 2026, and four possible option years extending through December 31, 2030. The government anticipates ordering up to 1,500 rolls per year across all five years, though quantities are estimated and not guaranteed. Pricing is firm-fixed per roll, but the solicitation does not include unit or extended prices—these must be submitted by offerors. The technical requirements are detailed in multiple attachments, including specifications for material composition, dimensional tolerances, splice limits, and compliance with ASTM and ANSI standards for tensile, burst, and peel strength. Packaging must adhere to strict palletizing rules: no more than 30 rolls per pallet, stacked five high and six wide, banded with polypropylene with a minimum 900-pound breaking strength, cradled with three pieces per row, and wrapped in clear stretch wrap at least 0.63 mil thick. Packaging must comply with ASTM D 3951, and pallets must meet specific dimensions and construction standards. Delivery is to be inspected and accepted at the cache locations using ANSI/ASQ Z1.4 sampling, with AQLs of 2.5 for major and 6.5 for minor nonconformities. Offers must include a completed technical approach, price schedule, hazardous material information, offeror’s information, and past performance questionnaire. Award will follow a best-value approach where technical merit is the primary determinant; past performance must be acceptable to qualify, and price must be deemed fair and reasonable, but no trade-offs between technical and cost will be made. Invoicing must be submitted electronically via the U.S. Treasury’s Invoice Processing Platform