Industrial Hygiene Surveys Central NC

This contract requires the provision of industrial hygiene surveys across six Army National Guard maintenance facilities in central North Carolina, including FMS#15 Goldsboro, FMS#8 High Point, USPFO Warehouse Raleigh, CSMS Raleigh, AASF#1 Morrisville, and FMS#13 Butner. The scope of work involves anticipating, recognizing, and evaluating potential health hazards associated with ground vehicle and aviation maintenance processes, with the contractor responsible for supplying all personnel, equipment, tools, materials, supervision, and quality control necessary to complete the surveys and deliver actionable hazard control recommendations. Surveys must be conducted during standard facility operating hours, Monday through Friday, 0730–1730, excluding federal holidays and government-directed closures, with no telework permitted. The period of performance runs from July 1, 2026, to December 30, 2026, with all survey activities and final report submissions required to be completed within 210 calendar days after each scheduled site visit, and 67% of final reports due within 60 days after the performance period concludes. The contractor must also provide AT Level 1 Awareness, iWATCH, and OPSEC training certificates within strict timelines after training completion, submit a final Quality Control Plan within ten days of award, and ensure all sampling and reporting complies with detailed PWS exhibits, including use of DD Form 2214 for noise surveys, standardized health risk assessment codes, and facility-specific documentation templates. The acquisition is structured as a firm-fixed price, non-personal services contract and is set-aside exclusively for small business concerns under NAICS code 541620 with a size standard of $19 million, requiring full SAM.gov registration and UEI number submission at time of quotation and award. Pricing must align with the bid schedule and adhere to FOB Destination terms with the contractor bearing all shipping costs to laboratories. The government will evaluate proposals using a streamlined comparative trade-off process under FAR 12.203, prioritizing technical capability and past performance without specifying numerical weights, and may award to the offeror representing best value even if not the lowest priced. Mandatory compliance clauses include the Contractor Code of Business Ethics and Conduct, Service Contract Labor Standards, prohibition on Kaspersky-related services, and the Nonmanufacturer Rule, with wage determinations required for four North Carolina counties. The contractor must handle Controlled Unclassified Information, use approved safety gear including Tyvek suits and eye