The Performance Work Statement (PWS) outlines the requirements for Vertical Transportation Equipment (VTE) maintenance, repair, and inspection services at Mountain Home AFB, Idaho. The contractor is responsible for ensuring continuous safe operation of various VTE types, including elevators and escalators, while adhering to standards set by ASME, NFPA, and OSHA. Services include full maintenance except for specifically excluded tasks such as alterations, vandalism damage, and cosmetic repairs.
Contractor personnel must be state-licensed and qualified, with a comprehensive Maintenance Control Program (MCP) to manage inspections and maintenance timelines. The document stipulates response times for routine and emergency calls, along with the requirement for quality control and regular reporting to the Government.
Additionally, safety and environmental obligations, including hazardous materials management and adherence to the Idaho Elevator Safety Code, are emphasized. This contract reflects the government’s commitment to maintaining the reliability and safety of its vertical transportation systems while ensuring compliance with local laws and federal regulations.
This document is a Sources Sought Announcement for Vertical Transportation Equipment Maintenance, Repair, and Inspection Services, indicating that there is currently no solicitation available. Interested vendors are instructed to respond to the Point of Contact (POC) by providing company information, including business name, size status, and socio-economic categories. Vendors must indicate their motivation to submit a proposal and confirm their understanding of the scope of work as outlined in the accompanying documents.
The requirement falls under the NAICS code 811310, with an estimated budget of $11,500,000. Additionally, vendors must specify their SBA certification status and past performance related to similar requirements. The main purpose of this announcement is to gauge vendor interest and capabilities in preparation for a future solicitation, facilitating better-informed procurement decisions by the government.