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Roads and Grounds Service - Fort McCoy, WI
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This contract requires the contractor to provide comprehensive roads and grounds services at Fort McCoy, Wisconsin, including all necessary labor, transportation, equipment, materials, and supervision as outlined in the performance work statement. The contract duration includes a 1-month phase-in period, followed by an 11-month base year, with four additional 12-month option years and a 6-month extension option, allowing for potential performance up to several years based on exercised options. Award decisions will be based on the Lowest Price Technically Acceptable (LPTA) methodology, considering technical capability, past performance, and price. The solicitation is set to be issued on December 18, 2025, with proposals due by December 17, 2025. This requirement is set aside for 8(a) competitors under NAICS code 561210 and is managed by the Department of the Army's office at Fort McCoy, with primary points of contact named Melissa Guthmiller and Melissa Larson.
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Fort McCoy, WI, 54656, USASet-Aside
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