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This Solicitation opportunity from Department Of Veterans Affairs was posted on September 2, 2026. The submission period has ended. Browse the details below for market research, or find similar active opportunities.

Z2JZ--Wellness Center Flooring Install / Service

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36C25626Q1005Federal

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This contract solicits services for the replacement of flooring at the Wellness Center within Building 108 at the Michael E. DeBakey VA Medical Center in Houston, Texas, under a Service-Disabled Veteran-Owned Small Business (SDVOSB) set-aside. The scope of work includes the complete removal of existing rubber mat-style flooring, subsurface preparation involving moisture and pH testing, remedial coating, leveling, and repair of concrete slabs, followed by installation of thick dark blue vinyl flooring (2.6 mm) covering 30,420 square feet in the Fitness Center and light neutral wood-like vinyl flooring covering 1,225 square feet in the Studio Area, along with 4-inch wall base and weld rod for seams. All materials must be delivered in original sealed containers with intact labels showing manufacturer name, type, color, production run number, and date of manufacture, and any opened, damaged, or distorted containers are unacceptable. The work must comply with industry standards including ASTM F710, F1869, F2170, and D4259, as well as specification sections 09-05-16 for subsurface prep and 09-65-19 for resilient flooring. The solicitation requires detailed technical proposals demonstrating compliance with schedule, demolition, subfloor preparation, moisture mitigation, installation, protection of adjacent finishes, cleanup, and a quality assurance and safety plan that includes OSHA compliance and housekeeping procedures. Quoters must submit a 3” x 3” flooring sample or manufacturer color chart with written specifications, delivered to the site prior to the bid deadline on August 14, 2026, labeled with the SDVOSB firm’s name and referenced to the solicitation number and project contact. Offerors must be certified SDVOSBs as defined in 13 CFR 121, 125, and 128, comply with limitations on subcontracting (no more than 75% of contract value paid to non-certified firms), and pass pass/fail gates related to technical acceptability and product samples. Contractors and their personnel must undergo background investigations per VA Directive 0710, complete mandatory cybersecurity and privacy training including annual refreshers, and comply with strict IT security protocols. All invoices must be submitted electronically through the VA’s IPPS system via Tungsten, with facsimile, email, or scanned documents prohibited. The

General Info

SDVOSB set-aside for flooring installation at Whole Health Wellness Center; technical, sample, and deadline requirements mandatory.

Contract Value

$99,996

NAICS

238330 - Flooring Contractors

Place of Performance

MS, USA

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Amendment 0001 to Solicitation 36C25626Q1005

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Amendment 0002 to Solicitation 36C25626Q1005

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Amendment 0003 to RFQ 36C25626Q1005 for Flooring Replacement Project

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Flooring Specifications 096519-2018-05

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Solicitation 36C25626Q1005 for Whole Health Wellness Center Remodel

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Solicitation 36C25626Q1005 Wellness Center Flooring Install

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Specification Section 09 05 16 Subsurface Preparation for Floor Finishes

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Wage Determination 2015-5233 for Texas Service Contract Act

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36C25626P1018 - Wellness Center Flooring Install / Service Award

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AgencyDepartment Of Veterans Affairs → 256-NETWORK Contract Office 16 (36C256)
Contacts1 person available
OfficeRIDGELAND, MS, 39157, USA
Office AddressRIDGELAND, MS, 39157, USA
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Andrew T MisfeldtContract Specialist

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Questions and answers for 36C25626Q1005 Original RFQ states 2 rooms. Addendum 02 has clarification on just one room. Please confirm it is both rooms. Larger room is about 66x36, smaller room is about 36x36 The project includes both rooms identified in the PWS. The dimensions shown in the solicitation are approximate and for reference only; the contractor shall field-verify all dimensions and quantities. 2) Confirm light natural wood-color in smaller room, and dark blue in larger room Follow all directions listed in the PWS. Final shades, patterns, and manufacturers will be confirmed via samples/submittals and CO approval prior to the ordering of materials. Awarded vendor should not order materials prior to written submittal approval. All samples provided are at the vendor s cost and will not be returned and destroyed after contract award. No costs of any quotes, measurement samples or site visits are reimbursable. 3)Confirm if base is 4" rubber wall base, or continuous sheet vinyl base 4" up wall. Provide the wall base specified in the PWS and applicable flooring/base specifications. 4) If sheet vinyl base, is the base in smaller room to match wood-like color? Provide the wall base specified in the PWS and applicable flooring/base specifications. 5) Can both rooms be done at the same time? The contractor shall include a schedule showing how the work will be completed. The Government will coordinate access as needed. 6) Will all equipment be moved prior to flooring scope? Equipment, furniture, and related clearances will be coordinated prior to mobilization in accordance with the work schedule. The vendor will be responsible for coordinating/confirming that equipment is removed prior to mobilization. 7) Will desk and its power be removed prior to flooring scope? Refer to question 6. 8) Can contractor truck and trailer be parked directly outside the accessible doors? Contractor personnel shall park in appropriately designated parking areas. 9) The current PSC Z2JZ is for alterations of buildings and we feel the code S214 would be more appropriate and inline with the provided DOL Wage Rates. Would you consider changing the PSC code? Upon review the code will be amended to S214. 10) The solicitation documents include VAAR Clause 852.219-73, indicating a Total Set-Aside for Certified Service-Disabled Veteran-Owned Small Businesses. However, the SAM.gov listing shows no set-aside designation. Please confirm whether this procurement is a Total SDVOSB Set-Aside or unrestricted. 100% SDVOSB Set-aside. 11)Question 2 Applicable Wage Law: The solicitation is coded under PSC Z2JZ (Repair or Alteration of Miscellaneous Buildings) but includes Service Contract Act Wage Determination WD 2015-5233. Please confirm whether offerors should price labor under the Davis-Bacon Act or the attached SCA wage determination. See question 9. 12) Fitness Center Dimensions: The Performance Work Statement states the Fitness Center area as 845 ft x 36 ft = 30,420 SF. Please confirm these dimensions are correct, as this is the basis for all material and labor pricing. See amendment 0002 13. What are the site access requirements? Will badging, site orientation, or any other onboarding be required before work can begin? Yes. Contractor personnel must be sponsored by an official VA PIV sponsor, COR, or HR representative to receive a VA PIV credential, and they must wear the badge while on VA grounds. 14. What are the anticipated working hours? We assume standard construction hours of 7:00 AM to 5:00 PM, unless otherwise noted. Standard weekday hours are Monday through Friday, 7:00 AM to 5:00 PM, when COR and/or Whole Health staff are available and facility areas are accessible. Weekend work could be coordinated at no additional costs to the government if that is proposed by vendor and can be supported. Work is not to occur on federal holidays unless approved at least 72 hours in advance. 15. Are there any restrictions on delivery days or delivery times? Standard weekday hours are Monday through Friday, 7:00 AM to 5:00 PM, when COR and/or Whole Health staff are available and facility areas are accessible. 16. Who is responsible for removing and relocating the existing furniture, fixtures, and equipment (FF&E), including the exercise equipment and the Fitness Center 101 reception desk? The contractor is responsible for coordinating and confirming that equipment is removed prior to mobilization, the Government will coordinate equipment, furniture, and related clearances in accordance with the work schedule provided. 17. Will the project be completed in phases, or can all work be performed at one time? Specifically, should the Fitness Center 101 and Aerobics Room be completed separately or concurrently? The contractor shall include a schedule showing how the work will be completed, and the Government will coordinate access as needed. 18. Should the General Contractor include an electrical allowance to de-energize and reconnect power to the Fitness Center 101 reception desk? The government anticipates the ability to coordinate for the fitness center 101 reception desk to be removed prior to the contractor replacing the flooring in this area. However based on station workload and the proposed vendor schedules this item is now listed as an optional award item on the bid sheet 0003. 19. Is the existing knee wall in Fitness Center 101 to remain in place, or is it to be removed? The government anticipates the ability to remove the existing knee wall prior to the contractor replacing the flooring in this area. However, based on station workload and proposed vendor schedules this item is now listed as an optional award item to bid sheet 0004. 20. Who is responsible for removing the existing flooring and wall base? The contractor is responsible for removal of the current flooring, all floor prep, and installation of new vinyl flooring and wall base. 21. Who is responsible for providing dumpsters and disposing of the removed flooring and demolition debris? The contractor is responsible for all removal and disposal costs. 22. Can the VA provide a site logistics plan identifying dumpster location, approved delivery hours, building access points, material staging areas, and other project logistics? The contractor is responsible for providing the dumpster and coordinating the access, delivery and set up area needed prior to starting any work. 23. What is the anticipated project start date? Flooring material lead times are currently unknown; however, we recommend allowing approximately 6 8 weeks after submittal approval for material procurement and delivery. Offerors are to use the fictious start date of 1 October 2026 for the schedule that will be evaluated. The actual start date will be negotiated with the winning bidder based on the clinical space availability and flooring order ETA. 24. Will another site visit be offered? No. 25. Will an extension be made for offers till 10/9/26 as we have multiple projects to pursue at this time and it would be advantageous for the government to extend. No, this is a funded and approved project for FY26.

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