D--SUPPLY: NY RES AGNT IN CHG IDS OLE VALLEY STREAM

The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, through its IT Services office in Falls Church, Virginia, is soliciting quotations for the purchase and installation of a UL-listed Intrusion Detection System (IDS) at the Resident Agent in Charge location in Valley Stream, New York, under solicitation number 140F1S26Q0022. The contract is structured as a firm-fixed price award and follows a best-value trade-off selection process, prioritizing technical approach and past performance over cost, though price remains a critical factor. The Statement of Work details the required hardware components and installation services, with delivery of equipment within 90 days of order receipt and full installation completed within 180 days of award. Deliveries are FOB destination to the Valley Stream site, and acceptance by the Government is contingent upon compliance with Section 508 accessibility standards, WCAG 2.0 Level AA, NIST 800-53 security controls, and IPv6 functionality, verified through a post-installation checklist and Accessibility Conformance Report. The solicitation requires offerors to submit two separate volumes—Technical and Price—with the Technical volume limited to 15 pages excluding appendices, and both must be emailed to the designated point of contact by 5:00 PM EST on the specified deadline, which was extended via Amendment 0002. All proposals must acknowledge receipt of all amendments and adhere to mandatory FAR clauses including contractor ethical conduct, whistleblower protections, anti-trafficking measures, and supply chain security prohibitions under the Federal Acquisition Supply Chain Security Act. Offerors must also provide valid UEI and CAGE codes, comply with electronic invoicing via the Treasury’s Invoice Processing Platform, and meet federal representations on small business status, employment equity, and subcontracting obligations. While no funding figures or total contract value are disclosed, the requirements reflect a security-focused procurement with strict compliance expectations for accessibility, cybersecurity, and contractor accountability. The contract administration is handled by the Department of the Interior, with oversight responsibilities delegated to designated CO and COR personnel, though direct contact details are not publicized.