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The tender defines the responsibilities and performance requirements for the scheduled cleaning of firearms training ranges at multiple FLETC locations. The services are necessary to ensure a safe, functional, and environmentally compliant training environment. The contractor must have experience and knowledge of lead dust and particulate accumulation, and must comply with OSHA, EPA, and DHS regulations. Recurring services include the collection, removal, and staging of recyclable cardboard target debris and paper waste. Specific cleaning schedules, hours of operation, government-furnished equipment, and contractor responsibilities are detailed for each location. Medical surveillance, PPE, background checks, and site access requirements are also outlined. The Contracting Officer's Representative (COR) will oversee the contract execution and performance monitoring.

This BA is open for 5 years from the posting date or until amended. It's set up in two parts: a basic open BA where white papers can be submitted anytime during the open period, and a call BA where proposal call announcements may be issued. Offerors should monitor SAM. gov and Grants. gov for updates. The cumulative amount for awards is anticipated not to exceed 750,000,000. The acquisition is unrestricted, and small businesses are encouraged to participate. Research is defined as scientific study and experimentation directed at increasing knowledge and understanding in relation to long-term national security needs. Data rights, software assertions, and third-party software requirements are detailed. The announcement incorporates FAR and supplemental provisions and clauses by reference. This effort may require a secret facility clearance and secret safeguarding capability. Export control considerations are mentioned. Base support network access, employment of non-US citizen contractors, multiple awards, human subjects, and data rights are also addressed.

The County of Harnett, Community Development Division is soliciting bids for contractors qualified to provide major/minor house repairs. The County has two programs focusing on home repairs for very low-to-low income homeowners. Contractors may have potential project jobs for HVAC repairs, window replacement, minor plumbing repairs, floors, ramps, roofing, environmental sealing, etc. Responders are not required to have a NC general contractors license since the identified home rehabrepair proposals will be under $40,000. However, bidders are responsible to acquire permits for those trades requiring permits. Proposers must visit each potential work site in order to get a clear understanding of work requirements and associated bids. Proposals are due by 2:00 PM on June 2, 2025. Proposals may be hand-carried or delivered via FedEx or UPS to the Harnett County Resource Center and Library. Minimum insurance requirements are detailed in the notice. The contractor is hereby specifically made aware of the DCA lead-based paint regulations, which are applicable to the construction or rehabilitation of residential structures. Contractors must provide documentation that they possess any international, federal, state, county, and local licenses and/or permits needed to provide the services requested. The contractor shall indemnify, defend and hold harmless Harnett County, all county officials, and householders against any and all losses, claims, actions, damages, liability, and expenses. Nondiscrimination provisions are included. Additional contract provisions for nonfederal entity contracts under federal awards are also detailed.

This is a Request for Information (RFI) for market research on modernizing the Eglin test and training complex to support long-range weapons testing. Interested parties are requested to respond with a white paper (maximum 8 pages) and/or a PowerPoint presentation (maximum 16 slides) by May 31, 2025. Submissions should be submitted electronically. The RFI is for planning purposes only and does not obligate the government to acquire any products or services. All submissions become U. S. government property and will not be returned.

Bidders are required to read the Request for Bids (RFB) in its entirety and follow the instructions. The due date for bids is Thursday, May 15, 2025, 2:00 PM CST. Bids must be submitted electronically (via email to ***@***. *. *) and must not exceed 20MB. Complete and return Forms A through E to City of Madison Purchasing Services by the due date. All bids must be clearly labeled. Bidders are responsible for reviewing Appendix A (standard terms and conditions) and Appendix B (sample contract) prior to submission. Multiple bids are permitted, but each must fully conform to the requirements. Questions about the RFB must be submitted in writing to the purchasing services administrator. The City of Madison reserves the right to accept or reject any or all bids. All information submitted may be made available for public inspection. The successful bidder will be required to furnish usage reports annually. The City of Madison is exempt from payment of federal excise taxes and state of Wisconsin taxes. Site visits are encouraged. Contact Robert Bryce Gruner at **** to set up a walkthrough of the units.