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The project involves emergency repairs to nine federally owned sites within the Olympic National Forest in Clallam County, Washington. The work includes drainage, slope stabilization, reinforced soil slopes, special rock embankment, and pavement repairs. The project length is 0. 35 miles. The tentative completion date is Fall 2026. The tentative solicitation date is Fall 2025. The estimated price range is between 2,000,000 and 5,000,000. The contract type is a sealed bid, firm fixed price. The solicitation is offered as a small business set aside. To view the interested vendors list, you must register as a SAM user, be logged in, and linked to an entity. The invitation for bids specifications and plans will be posted at a specific link when issued.

The procurement is for an indefinite quantity contract for airframe components, with a 5-year base period and zero options. The estimated annual quantity is 40 units. Government first article testing is required, with delivery 200 days after order receipt. Government approval/disapproval will be 180 days after the first article. Delivery of production units will be 200 days after government approval. The solicitation will be issued as a total small business set aside. The solicitation will be available on the DLA internet bid board system (DIBBS) on or about September 05, 2025. The item requires contractors certified by DOD to access unclassified data per DOD **** is obtained by submitting DD Form ****.

Responses to this IFB must be received by September 2, 2025, 10:30 AM. A mandatory onsite visit is scheduled for August 20, 2025, 9:00 AM. Questions or clarifications must be submitted by August 22, 2025, 5:00 PM. The anticipated contract start date is September 1, 2025. Bidders must submit a comprehensive response including all required information and documentation. The scope of work includes annual and quarterly inspection and testing of fire sprinkler systems, flow testing, and reporting. The contractor is responsible for all labor, tools, transportation, equipment, materials, and supplies. Insurance requirements are detailed in the IFB. The IFB must be read in its entirety, including all exhibits and attachments. Responses must be submitted electronically via email to ***@***. *. * must be in Microsoft Office formats or PDF. The IFB number and title must be included in the email subject line. The response must include all required information and documentation.

The notice describes a purchase order for microbiology susceptibility testing reagents and consumables. The vendor will deliver the ordered items to the microbiology lab at the Seattle division of VA Puget Sound medical center. The contract has a base year and four option years, from 2026 to 2030. The microbiology department will monitor the products for quality. The vendor will provide SDS sheets for all media upon request. The vendor will adhere to the priced schedule submitted with the quote of these materials, of which price of shipping is included in the cost of material. The vendor will deliver the kits and reagents associated with this contract within a reasonable window of time after ordering has ensued. The vendor will not have access to protected patient information. All shipments will be received at the appropriate temperature storage conditions commensurate with instrument and reagent standards. The microbiology department must adhere to specific standards for all laboratory consumables. The vendor will be contacted for remediation in the event performance is compromised by either reagent or instrument failures.

This is a complex contract for the supply of specific materials with high quality requirements. The contract includes detailed specifications, quality assurance procedures, inspection requirements, and traceability procedures. The contract also specifies that the contractor must maintain a quality system in accordance with ISO ****, with the calibration system requirements of ISO **** or ANSI Z540, with ISO ****, and with MIL I 45208. The contract also specifies that the contractor must develop documented control procedures for government-furnished material (GFM). The contract also specifies that the contractor must maintain adequate records of all inspections and tests. The contract also specifies that the contractor must provide a certificate of compliance certifying that the items components furnished under this contract comply with the requirements of the procurement document, including any all invoked specifications and drawings. The contract also specifies that the contractor must maintain the total equipment baseline configuration. The contract also specifies that the contractor must submit an engineering change proposal (ECP) for any class I or II changes that impact the equipment covered by this contract. The contract also specifies that the contractor must prepare and submit a certificate of compliance certifying that the items components furnished under this contract comply with the requirements of the procurement document, including any all invoked specifications and drawings. The contract also specifies that the contractor must maintain the total equipment baseline configuration. The contract also specifies that the contractor must submit an engineering change proposal (ECP) for any class I or II changes that impact the equipment covered by this contract. The contract also specifies that the contractor must prepare and submit a certificate of compliance certifying that the items components furnished under this contract comply with the requirements of the procurement document, including any all invoked specifications and drawings. The contract also specifies that the contractor must maintain the total equipment baseline configuration. The contract also specifies that the contractor must submit an engineering change proposal (ECP) for any class I or II changes that impact the equipment covered by this contract.