SVC -KNMD260023 REPAIR ELEVATOR, B3416

This solicitation, numbered W50SLF26QA002, is issued by the Department of Defense, specifically the W7M4 Uspfo Activity Hiang 154, for elevator repair and inspection services at Building 3416 on Joint Base Pearl Harbor-Hickam in Hawaii. The contract is a Total Small Business Set-Aside under NAICS code 811310, restricting eligibility to small businesses only. Offers must be submitted electronically via email to Emma Newbegin at emma.a.newbegin.civ@army.mil by 4:00 PM Hawaii Standard Time on June 2, 2026; no facsimiles or late submissions will be accepted unless the Contracting Officer determines it would not unduly delay the acquisition. The solicitation requires a signed SF1449 and SF30 amendment, along with vendor name, POC, CAGE, UEI, contact information, socioeconomic status, discount terms if applicable, and a completed Work Experience Form. All offerors must have an active SAM profile with all required Representations and Certifications completed to be eligible for award. The solicitation explicitly states that the Government will evaluate offers and award a contract without discussions, meaning each offeror’s initial submission must reflect their best possible terms. Contracts requiring the Government to enter into separate agreements with third parties will be rejected as technically unacceptable. The scope of work includes performing a site assessment, replacing the leaking Jack Seal and defective Poppet (Check) Valve, conducting post-repair operational tests and a Full-Load Safety Test (CAT 3 Hydraulic Test) through a qualified third-party inspector, and submitting a Final Behavioral Health Status Report within seven days of completion. All work must be performed between 0700 and 1600 Monday through Friday, excluding U.S. holidays, during a 30-day performance period estimated from September 1 to September 30, 2026. Contractor personnel must hold valid State of Hawaii certifications as Certified Survey Technician Contractors and possess all required licenses to operate vehicles and equipment. Compliance with stringent security and identity verification requirements is mandatory, including submission of DBIDS packages 30 days prior to project start and adherence to installation regulations regarding access, inspections, and force protection. Offerors must also comply with numerous Federal Acquisition Regulation clauses including those for whistleblower rights, personal identity verification, prohibition of inverted domestic corporations, small business subcontracting, cybersecurity safeguards, prohibition of hexavalent chromium