Urgent Fire Line Repair Detection
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The Department of Veterans Affairs, specifically through Network Contract Office 4, is seeking urgent Ground Penetrating Radar and LiDAR services to detect and locate a suspected underground emergency fire line failure at the James E. Van Zandt Medical Center in Pennsylvania. This requirement is classified as an urgent and compelling need, necessitating a single source award to GPRS under FAR 13.106-1, as they have been identified as the only source capable of meeting the critical timeline for these specialized services. Solicitation number 36C24426P0457 falls under NAICS code 541360 and is managed by the contracting office located in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. Due to the emergency nature of the fire line repair, the acquisition process bypassed the standard pre-award synopsis. The action is documented under action ID 36C244-26-AP-4196, with an effective date of December 30, 2025, and is overseen by primary point of contact Chris Clements.
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PA, 16602, USASet-Aside
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