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V--Stevedoring & Related Terminal Services for the New Jersey Army National Guard

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The contract notice announces the Government's intent to engage Ports America, Inc., based in Bayonne, New Jersey, to provide stevedoring, line handling, and dockage services in support of the New Jersey Army National Guard. This requirement is for a one-time transportation event scheduled on May 9, 2015. The services will support terminal operations necessary for the National Guard's handling needs during this event. The notice clarifies that it is not a formal request for proposals, but rather a call for written responses from responsible sources demonstrating their capacity to fulfill the requirement. Submissions must be sent via email within seven business days of the notice posting for planning and market research purposes, and the Government does not intend to pay for the preparation of responses. The determination to move forward with a competed contract action remains at the Government's discretion. The relevant solicitation falls under NAICS code 488320, associated with specialized freight trucking and support activities for transportation, and is managed by the Department of Defense office at Joint Base McGuire-Dix-Lakehurst in New Jersey.

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Government seeks Ports America for stevedoring, line handling, dockage services on May 9, 2015.

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Department Of Defense → W7NP Uspfo Activity Nj ArngView Agency

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488320 - Marine Cargo HandlingView NAICS

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NJ

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AgencyDepartment Of Defense → W7NP Uspfo Activity Nj Arng
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OfficeJOINT BASE MDL, NJ, 08640-5600, USA
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Office AddressJOINT BASE MDL, NJ, 08640-5600, USA
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Notice of Intent to contract with Ports America, Inc., Bayonne, New Jersey to provide stevedoring and related terminal services in support of the New Jersey Army National for the handling of stevedoring, line handling and dockage. This is a one time transportation requirement scheduled for 9 May 2015. This notice is not a request for proposal. Written responses will be reviewed and must contain sufficient information to establish capacity to fulfill the requirement. All information received shall be used for planning and market research purposes only. The determination to compete this proposed contract action in response to this notice is solely within the discretion of the Government.The Government will not pay for the preparation of any information submitted or use of such information. Responsible sources must submit written responses, via e-mail, within seven business days from posting to CW3 John Simms at john.w.simms3.mil@mail.mil

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