S222--600 | Metal Recycling | POP 2026-2031
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Solicitation 36C26226Q0908 is a commercial acquisition for scrap metal recycling services at the VA Long Beach Healthcare System in California. The contract covers a base period from March 1, 2026, to February 28, 2027, with four subsequent one-year options extending the performance period through February 2031. The scope of work requires the contractor to provide and maintain two 40-cubic-yard roll-off bins, located at Building 149 and Building 7, with an estimated combined pickup weight of 9,000 lbs per collection. The pricing structure is bifurcated, requiring the contractor to invoice the VA for itemized service costs while paying the VA for the value of the recycled scrap metal based on weight tickets and disposal receipts. Award will be made based on the Lowest Price Technically Acceptable (LPTA) method. To be deemed technically acceptable, offerors must pass a responsibility evaluation requiring a valid California Business License and certifications for ISO 9001, ISO 14001, and ISO 45001; the previously listed ISO 27001 requirement was removed as an error. All invoices must be submitted electronically via the Tungsten Network. The solicitation is managed by the Department of Veterans Affairs NCO 22 Network Contracting Office, with responses due by August 14, 2026.
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Department of Veterans Affairs, Long, AZ, 90822-5201, USASet-Aside
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Question 1: Pricing Structure (Section B.2 / SOW Section 8(4)): Section B.2 requests a unit price for "Collection, transport and disposition of scrap and miscellaneous metal," suggesting a service fee to be paid by the VA. However, SOW Section 8(4) states that "payments for recycled scrap metal shall be submitted along with weight tickets and disposal receipts to the POC within three days of pick-up," with checks payable to the VA. Please clarify: Question 1.a.: Is the unit price requested in Section B.2 intended to represent a service fee paid by the VA to the Contractor, a value paid by the Contractor to the VA for the recycled material, or a net figure combining both? Answer: The receipt is to identify the weight of scrap metal being picked up by the vendor and the amount paid by the vendor to the VA.
Question 1.b.: How should offerors structure their pricing in Section B.2 to properly reflect both the service cost and the recycling value of the scrap metal? Answer: Separate documents will be needed to indicate itemized service cost to be invoiced and recycling value to be paid to the VA. Receipt of recycling value will be separated per bin, list weight collected, and value per weight.
Question 2: ISO Certification Requirement: Section E.1 (Special Certification) and Section E.3 (Evaluation) both require offerors to submit documentation for ISO 9001, ISO 14001, ISO 45001, and ISO 27001 certifications with their bid submittal. Given that ISO 27001 (Information Security Management) does not appear directly relevant to scrap metal collection and disposal services, could you please confirm whether all four certifications are required as written, or whether this list was carried over from a different solicitation in error? Answer: Yes, ISO 27001 was inserted in error. This requirement is not required for the requirement.
Question 3: Is this a brand-new contract, if not brand new, please provide the current / previous contract number and what the total contract value was? Answer: Incumbent is SA Recycling Inc.; please visit SAM.gov for details.
Question 4: The SOW does not state a bin quantity. Please confirm two (2) bins are required; one at east side of Bldg. 149 and one at south side of Bldg. 7. Are both bins always kept on-site? Answer: Two bins are required for this request. One at east side of Bldg. 149 and one at south side of Bldg. 7, both always kept on-site.
Question 5: The SOW lists bin size as 40'. Please confirm the container type and capacity (40-cubic-yard roll-off vs. 40-foot trailer or other). Answer: 40-cubic-yard roll-off
Question 6: What's the estimated tonnage or weight per pickup for each bin? Answer: Estimated average 9,000 lbs. per pickup for both bins combined.
Due Date for Responses: August 14, 2026, by Noon PST.
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