The Department of Veterans Affairs is seeking a contractor for a firm fixed-price contract for solid waste collection and removal at the Tomah VA Medical Center in Tomah, Wisconsin. The contract has a base period of one year, with four additional option years, running from September 1, 2024, to August 31, 2029.
The scope of work involves the collection and removal of solid waste, including trash, recyclables, and special waste, from the medical center. The contractor will be responsible for providing all necessary labor, supervision, equipment, and materials to perform the work.
To be eligible for this contract, applicants should possess experience and expertise in waste management operations, preferably in healthcare settings. The VA encourages small businesses to apply, as this opportunity is set aside specifically for them.
The funding estimated for this contract is between $100,000 and $250,000 annually, with a total value of up to $1 million if all option years are exercised. The contract will be awarded as a firm-fixed-price agreement.
Interested parties should submit their applications before the deadline, with the government encouraging an early submission. Applications should include a detailed proposal outlining the applicant's ability to meet the requirements and any relevant experience.
The winning application will be determined based on several criteria, including price, past performance, and technical merit. The VA will evaluate the applicant's capacity to perform the work effectively and efficiently.
For any questions or clarifications, interested organizations and businesses should contact the primary contracting officer, Scott Sands, via email at Scott.Sands2@va.gov or by phone at (414) 844-4800.
This pre-solicitation notice provides an advance look at the upcoming opportunity, allowing potential applicants to prepare and gather necessary information. The VA looks forward to receiving responses from qualified small businesses.