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The Tennessee Department of Disability and Aging is seeking a contractor for fire protection services to East Tennessee homes for a 5-year contract. Bidders must have all licenses and permits required by federal, state, and local laws, and technicians must have at least two years of experience. Bidders must also have occupied a bona fide place of business for at least one year, with suitable equipment, supplies, and a trained staff. Satisfactory evidence of successful completion of comparable contracts for at least three customers within the past two years is required. The standard warranty period must be listed. Bidders must list the contract administrators name, address, phone number, respondent's toll-free phone number, contract administrators pager or cell number, contract administrators email address, and respondent's website. Documentation reflecting registration with the Department of Revenue for sales and use tax must be attached. Bidders must affirm that they are not on the list created pursuant to Tenn. Code **** must answer yes or no to questions regarding debarment, suspension, convictions, civil judgments, indictments, and terminated public transactions. Bidders must agree to abide by all statutes and terms of the Department of General Services, Central Procurement Office rules. The bid must be submitted by 09/24/2025. The bid offer will expire after a certain number of days from the bid opening date. Additional documents are required, including licenses and permits, service experience, time in business, and contracts.

Sole source justification for procurement of welding equipment (a6 mastertrac saw, etc. ) from ESAB Welding Automation. The justification cites the lack of substitutes, unique features of the equipment (process controller, weld heads, gouging system), and compatibility with existing systems. No specific delivery date is mentioned. The justification also mentions that the material/service represents the minimum requirements of the government.

This solicitation amendment changes the closing date to October 9, 2025, and converts the procurement from sole-source to full and open competition. The amendment also changes the part quantity from 11 to 9. The requirement is pursuant to emergency acquisition flexibilities. The resultant award will be issued bilaterally, requiring the contractor's written acceptance prior to execution. Offerors must provide a signed letter of authorization as a distributor if they are not the original end manufacturer. If the requirement will be packaged at a different location, the offeror must provide the name, street address, and cage of the facility. The contract will be DX certified for national defense. Vendors must provide a repair price estimate for the full repair effort of the requirement, including costs for new parts if needed. The vendor has 90 days after receipt of the carcasses to complete a teardown evaluation and submit a firm fixed-price quote. Quotes must specify any exceptions, including packaging, labeling, inspection locations, and surplus materials. Price reductions may apply if the contractor does not meet the required repair turnaround time (RTAT). The contractor must obtain final inspection and acceptance by the government for all assets within the established RTAT. Quotes shall reference the proposed RTAT and any capacity constraints. Applicable documents, including drawings, are listed in the solicitation. The material supplied must be mercury-free. The contractor is responsible for all inspection requirements, unless otherwise specified. The supplier must provide an inspection quality system acceptable to the government, in accordance with **** of all inspection work must be kept complete and available to the government for four years after final delivery.

The Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) intends to sole source a contract for radiopharmaceutical isotopes to Cardinal Health 414, LLC Inc. for the Wilkes Barre VA Medical Center. Interested vendors must submit a capability statement by September 7, 2024, at 12:00 PM EST. The contract will require a US NRC and FDA licensed contractor to provide radiopharmaceuticals for patient care. Deliveries must comply with all applicable federal and state regulations regarding radioactive materials. The successful awardee will be responsible for providing all items listed in the schedule of supplies with deliveries as required. Multiple awards will not be made.