Type I, Class 2 ACU Coats

This solicitation has been released on DIBBS. The closing date and time reflects the remainder of this Presolicitation Notice period plus the 30 solicitaiton period. No further notices will be posted here. All future notices will be posted to DIBBS: https://www.dibbs.bsm.dla.mil/dodwarning.aspx?goto=/ Solicitation Number: SPE1C1-19-R-0003 This requirement is for the following: Items: Specification Coat, ACU Type I, Class 2 GL-PD-14-04A dated 27 February 2015 (attached to this posting) Destination: Pendergrass, GA FOB Destination Unit of Issue: Coats: EACH (EA) Duration of the Contract Period: Base Term (24 months) QUANTITIES: Lot 0001 - 8A Set Aside Minimum AEQ Maximum Term 102,920 411,680 514,600 Lot 0002 - Small Business Set Aside Minimum AEQ Maximum Term 102,920 411,680 514,600 The term under each lot consists of a two (2) year term only. Production Lead Time: 150 days initial order, 120 subsequent orders The solicitation (Lot 0001) will be set-aside for an 8A Small Business. Lot 0002 will be set-aside for a small business interest. Two awards will be made under this solicitation. This solicitation will result in firm fixed price contract. This procurement will be utilized using Best Value Trade Off method of source selection. Inspection and Acceptance is at Origin. All material used in the fabrication are to be furnished by the successful offeror. Technical and Non-Cost/Price Evaluation Factors (listed in descending order of importance): 1. Product Demonstration Model (PDM) 2. Past Performance - Performance Confidence Assessment a. Recency b. Relevancy c. Quality and Delivery Performance i. Delivery Performance ii. Quality of Items Solicitation will be posted on the DLA DIBBS Home Page https://www.dibbs.bsm.dla.mil/. Detailed system requirements and instructions for registration can be found on the DLA DIBBS Home Page. 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