N--LAW ENFORCEMENT VEHICLE UPFITTING (BLM-NM)

The Department of the Interior, Colorado State Office, is seeking a small business contractor to upfit six full-size crew cab trucks into fully equipped law enforcement vehicles for use by BLM rangers in accordance with OLES General Order 17. The contract is a Firm Fixed Price, Total Small Business Set-Aside under NAICS code 811121 with a size standard of $9 million, and all offerors must maintain an active SAM registration and provide a Unique Entity Identifier. The work involves installing emergency lighting, siren and PA systems, radios, gun locks, center consoles, security partitions with window screens, agency graphics using government-furnished materials, a diamond plate aluminum tonneau cover with three lockable hatches, a bed-mounted storage box, full skid plates, aluminum door skins, a programmable wire harness and fuse block, a Skymira Explorer Satellite Radio Unit with a roof-mounted Starlink Mini antenna, and a standard console siren controller with a traffic advisor and 100-watt speaker. All installations must not compromise existing safety systems, door operation, or factory components, and a full OEM function test and safety check are required. Vehicles must be fitted with 40% window tint over OEM and delivered by December 3, 2026, with a total performance period not to exceed 120 calendar days, including up to 30 days for parts procurement and 45 days for actual upfitting. The contract incorporates multiple FAR clauses including those on affirmative action for workers with disabilities, service contract labor standards, combating human trafficking, paid sick leave, electronic funds transfer, accelerated payments to small business subcontractors, and security prohibitions, with a deviation effective date applied to several clauses as of early 2026. All proposals must be submitted via email no later than August 5, 2026, and include the solicitation number, offeror details, UEI, EFT indicator, compliance statements, and agreement with all terms and amendments. The government will evaluate offers based on a 50% price weighting and 50% combined weighting for past performance and technical factors, selecting the most advantageous proposal under FAR 12.203(c)(2) using comparative analysis. Offerors must provide a signed, dated proposal, adhere to a 60-day price firmness requirement, and understand that no discussions will be held prior to award, making initial offers critical. Payment will be processed via the U.S. Treasury