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NEARNG CERFP SVCTE & EXEVAL

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W91243-26-P-A006Federal

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The contract under solicitation number W91243-26-P-A006, titled NEARNG CERFP SVCTE & EXEVAL, is a total small business set-aside under FAR 19.5 for services related to supporting military training exercises at the Mead Training Site in Nebraska. The work involves the construction, reset, and maintenance of 25 or more Structural Collapse Victim Simulation (SCVS) lanes to mimic real-world disaster scenarios, including vehicle extrications and confined space rescues, ensuring operational readiness for training events scheduled for September and November 2026. Performance requires the contractor to provide labor, heavy equipment, materials, trauma manikins, role players, and all necessary support personnel, with deliverables including after-action reports, quality assurance documentation, and detailed submissions for each exercise cycle. The contract is evaluated on a best-value basis with factors including key personnel qualifications, program management structure, quality assurance processes, realism of training simulations, physical security measures, reporting timeliness, and close-out compliance, though no specific weighted scoring is disclosed. Performance is strictly limited to Mead, Nebraska, with all deliveries, resets, and inspections occurring on-site, and the contractor must adhere to Army regulations AR 25-2 and AR 530-1 for cybersecurity and operational security, as well as OSHA safety standards. Contractors are required to submit monthly status reports and final close-out documentation within seven days following each exercise, and must ensure all personnel have proper identification badges, NREMTP Paramedic certifications, and completed OPSEC and anti-terrorism training. Technical exhibits outline mandatory deliverables including a performance summary, schedule, manikin support details, after-action reports, SCVS reset protocols, and quality assurance worksheets that use a green-yellow-red rating system to assess performance against the Acceptable Quality Level. Special requirements include immediate reporting of organizational conflicts of interest and PII breaches, and adherence to travel and data rights provisions. The contract does not specify pricing details, contract type, period of performance start/end dates, or FOB terms, and no formal FAR clauses or MIL-STD packaging and marking standards are referenced; instead, requirements are embedded in a Performance Work Statement using internal numbering and descriptive provisions. All submissions must be in PDF format and transmitted electronically to the designated point of contact.

General Info

Small business contract for UXO services in Nebraska/Iowa, requiring Service Contract Act wage compliance and uniform reimbursement.

Contract Value

$96,384

NAICS

611699 - All Other Miscellaneous Schools and Instruction

Place of Performance

Mead, NE, 68041, USA

Set-Aside

SBA

Awardee

RAGLAN LLC

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Documents

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Region VII EXEVAL Nebraska CERFP Support Services PWS

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Region VII SCTE Nebraska CERFP Support Services PWS

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Wage Determination - Iowa and Nebraska

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AgencyDepartment Of Defense → W7NL Uspfo Activity Ne Arng
Contacts1 person available
OfficeLINCOLN, NE, 68524-1801, USA
Office AddressLINCOLN, NE, 68524-1801, USA
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