IFB 33-6026, Metallic and Non-Metallic Scrap, Pendleton, CA

This contract, identified as IFB-33-6026, governs the sale of metallic and non-metallic scrap located at or near DLA Disposition Services Camp Pendleton, California, under the authority of Title 40, U.S.C., Chapter 5, and is not administered under the Federal Acquisition Regulation. The solicitation was posted on May 20, 2026, with bids due by June 22, 2026, at 1:00 p.m. EST, and submissions are accepted either by mail to 74 N. Washington Ave., Battle Creek, MI, or electronically to DLA.SALES@DLA.MIL. The contract is structured as a sale of surplus property with a base performance period of 36 months, followed by two optional 12-month extension periods and a potential six-month extension at the discretion of the Sales Contracting Officer, with a maximum total duration of 66 months. The primary deliverables include iron and steel scrap, textile scrap, and all plastics, with specified minimum and maximum guaranteed weights for each item; the Government guarantees a minimum total quantity but does not specify pricing, with award going to the highest responsive and responsible bidder. Bidders must submit bids using Standard Form 114 and SF 114C, and are subject to rigorous pre-award evaluations including a responsibility determination that assesses financial capability, environmental compliance, licensing, facility equipment, and transportation capacity. The Environmental Responsibility Determination ensures compliance with federal, state, and local regulations, and bidders are ineligible if indebted to the government, excluded in SAM.gov, or subject to export control sanctions. Title to scrap transfers upon submission of a DD Form 1639 (Scrap Warranty) or waiver with DLA Form 1367, and no SF 97 Certificate of Release is provided. The Purchaser is responsible for all packing, removal, and transportation using methods such as pallets, drums, or crates, and must ensure all materials are rendered useless beyond repair in accordance with Demilitarization Code A. Hazardous material handling is prohibited; if waste is involved, a hazardous waste manifest is mandatory. The Government retains the right to inspect facilities and records before, during, or after removal, and the Purchaser must maintain all documentation—including SF 364 RODs for discrepancies, bills of sale, and surveillance forms—for audit purposes. Payment must be made via Pay.gov using