Six Column Vehicle Lift

The General Services Administration’s Supply Chain Management Contracting Division is soliciting a single six-column vehicle lift with part number AP1001320 or an equal item under RFQ 47QSSC-26-Q-0182, a total small business set-aside under FAR 19.5 and NAICS code 336999. All respondents must be registered in SAM.gov and able to receive purchase orders electronically through either EDI or the OMS Vendor Portal. Submissions must include the completed RFQ Form and MIL-STD-129 Form, emailed to elisa.saucier@gsa.gov by the deadline of June 15, 2026, and must fully comply with all administrative, technical, and certification requirements. Failure to submit required documents, complete mandatory clause fill-ins, or provide accurate representations will result in disqualification. The offeror must certify compliance with applicable laws including the Buy American Act, Recovered Materials, labor standards, trafficking prohibitions, and restrictions on covered telecommunications equipment. Prices must be submitted FOB Destination with the vendor’s best delivery lead time, and the item must meet the technical specifications provided; if offering an equivalent product, full manufacturer technical data must be included to support an “or equal” determination. The delivery point is Fort Hood, Texas, with shipments required to comply with MIL-STD-129R marking and labeling standards for all packaging levels, including exterior shipping containers that must bear a Military Shipping Label with the Transportation Control Number and ultimate consignee information, even if routed through consolidation points for OCONUS destinations. Packaging must adhere to GSAM 552.211-75 and ASTM D-3951, prohibiting the use of non-Kraft paper void fill and pressure-sensitive tapes. Hazardous materials, if applicable, must be labeled with OSHA/GHS-compliant labels and accompanied by 16-section SDS sheets inside or affixed to each transport package. Payment will follow the Prompt Payment Act via the Fast Payment Procedure, contingent upon government acceptance of conforming items. Evaluation is pass/fail on administrative compliance and technical acceptability, with award based solely on the lowest evaluated price. The contractor must guarantee the accuracy of all submitted information, accept liability for nonconforming deliveries, and notify the contracting officer promptly of any excusable delays. The contract incorporates a suite of FAR and GSAR clauses including contractor ethics, whistleblower rights, small business subcontracting, and