MS CRTC Dining Facility Tables and Seating

The contract opportunity W50S7K26QA004 seeks the purchase and installation of commercial-grade dining facility furniture for the Mississippi Air National Guard Combat Readiness Training Center in Gulfport, Mississippi. The requirement includes 43 square tables, 17 rectangle tables, two corner booth tables, two corner booths, twelve double-sided booths, ten single-sided booths, and 172 chairs, with all items to be fully installed and operational within a strict fourteen-day window following the issuance of a Notice to Proceed. The project must be completed no later than December 31, 2026, and the selected contractor must ensure the site remains broom-clean daily, removing all packaging, pallets, and debris without using government dumpsters. Furniture specifications require commercial-grade durability with black powder-coated frames and liquid-resistant vinyl upholstery, adhering to ANSI/BIFMA standards for chairs and tables, with final selections validated against submitted product data sheets and high-resolution images. The solicitation is a total small business set-aside under NAICS code 337127, requiring offerors to meet Small Business Administration size standards and submit all representations as mandated by FAR clauses, including post-award compliance and ownership disclosures. All proposals must be submitted via email to the designated points of contact by the August 14, 2026 deadline and must include complete technical specifications, product cut sheets, and visual renderings for each item. Payment processing requires electronic invoicing through the Wide Area WorkFlow system, with DoDAAC W50S7K as the routing identifier, and contractors must comply with cybersecurity, antiterrorism, and supply chain security requirements including NIST SP 800-171 controls, prohibitions on equipment from Xinjiang or Chinese telecom vendors, and the use of Kaspersky or ByteDance applications. Installation must occur on a military installation requiring real ID-compliant identification and prior security clearance coordination through the Base Visitor Control Center. The contract includes a mandatory one-year warranty covering all materials, workmanship, and labor, and the government reserves the right to extend performance for up to six months under a standalone option clause. No estimated contract value is provided, as pricing is to be determined through competitive offeror submissions under a best value award rationale, not LPTA, ensuring selection based on a holistic evaluation of technical compliance and proposed cost.