Redacted J&A FBGA Grounds Maintenance Bridge Contract
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This is a FAR Part 12 Sole Source Justification and Approval for a grounds maintenance bridge contract at Fort Benning, Georgia, under solicitation number MICC_2026-3. The Department of Defense, specifically the W6QM Micc-Ft Benning office, is seeking a noncompetitive award to the incumbent provider, BJD Services, LLC, to ensure continuity of essential services. The contract is valued at 2.4 million dollars and is structured with a six-month base period and one six-month option. The primary objective of this bridge contract is to prevent a lapse in grounds maintenance while a competitive follow-on contract is finalized. The justification for the sole source award emphasizes the necessity of avoiding fire hazards and unsanitary conditions that would result from vegetation overgrowth. The services fall under NAICS code 561730 and are managed by primary point of contact Megan Stockdill.
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Fort Benning, GA, 31905, USASet-Aside
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Redacted J&A for Grounds Maintenance 6-month Bridge Contract
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