Demolition of Aircraft and Test Articles
ID: 80NSSC25886162QType: Combined Synopsis/Solicitation
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NATIONAL AERONAUTICS AND SPACE ADMINISTRATIONNATIONAL AERONAUTICS AND SPACE ADMINISTRATIONNASA SHARED SERVICES CENTERSTENNIS SPACE CENTER, MS, 39529, USA

NAICS

Site Preparation Contractors (238910)

PSC

SALVAGE- PREPARATION AND DISPOSAL OF EXCESS/SURPLUS PROPERTY (P100)

Set Aside

Total Small Business Set-Aside (FAR 19.5) (SBA)

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https://sam.gov/opp/efe7bad4b7594873beed8b96a47bbc5a/view
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    The National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) is seeking small business contractors for the demolition of aircraft and test articles at NASA Langley Research Center. The project involves the removal of nine aircraft and various test structures, with the primary goal of ensuring that all items are irreparably damaged to prevent reuse of any parts. This initiative is crucial for maintaining a safe and clean research environment by managing obsolete equipment and materials. Interested vendors must submit their quotes by October 29, 2024, and are encouraged to participate in a scheduled site visit on the same date. For further inquiries, potential bidders can contact Laura Quave at laura.a.quave@nasa.gov or by phone at 228-813-6420.

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    laura quave
    (228) 813-6420
    laura.a.quave@nasa.gov
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    SATPC0036855 Tab 04 SOW Rev.pdf
    This statement of work outlines a service contract for the demolition and removal of nine aircraft and various test articles abandoned at NASA Langley. The primary objective is to clear the facility and ensure that all items are irreparably damaged to prevent reuse of any parts. The specified articles include a variety of aircraft and test structures located at different buildings within NASA Langley. Contractor responsibilities involve developing a detailed work and safety plan approved by NASA before beginning the demolition tasks. Furthermore, contractors must document the demolition process, estimate the value of scrap metal for recycling, and comply with specific safety and environmental standards. The plan requires immediate reporting of any mishaps and responses to safety violations within set timeframes. Disposal of waste must adhere to established environmental protocols. Overall, this initiative demonstrates NASA's commitment to maintaining a clean and safe research environment while effectively managing obsolete aircraft and test equipment.
    SATPC0036855 Tab 10 RFQ OM.pdf
    The National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) has issued a Request for Quotation (RFQ 80NSSC25886162Q) for the demolition of aircraft and test articles, specifically intended for small businesses. The RFQ includes various sections such as the Statement of Work/Bid Schedule, Instructions to Offerors, and Quote Evaluation Criteria. Prospective bidders must submit their quotes by October 29, 2024, detailing specific requirements including Cage Code and UEI numbers, pricing, and delivery timelines to NASA Langley Research Center. The statement of work is complex, necessitating interested parties to refer to attached documentation for full details, while the Solicitation Provisions outline compliance with federal provisions regarding telecommunications services and equipment. Various representations and certifications must be provided as part of the bidding process, ensuring adherence to federal regulations, including those concerning small business status and specific reporting requirements. The document emphasizes the importance of registration in the System for Award Management (SAM) for consideration. This RFQ represents a significant opportunity for small businesses, directly aligning with federal goals to promote participation from diverse and smaller contractors in government projects.
    SATPC0036855 Tab 10 Site Visit Information.pdf
    The government notice identifies a scheduled site visit for potential offers regarding a forthcoming procurement on October 29, 2024, at 1:00 PM. Interested attendees must meet with Matthew Chamberlain at the Badge & Pass Office, and are advised to arrive 30 minutes early due to the necessary badging process. To facilitate this, visitors are required to submit specific personal information, including citizenship status, legal names, and email addresses, for badge requests. This is essential for participation in the site visit. The information must be provided promptly to ensure processing. Overall, this notice outlines crucial logistical details and requirements for potential bidders in relation to an upcoming government solicitation event.
    SATPC0036855 Tab 10 Vendor Question_Customer Response.pdf
    The RFQ 80NSSC25886162Q from NASA pertains to a one-time demolition project with no incumbent vendor. A site visit's availability is mentioned, and relevant informational attachments are provided. The contractor is required to estimate the final value of scrap metal obtained from the demolition; this figure is intended solely for the NASA Point of Contact's information, and the contractor may opt to sell the scrap for recycling. The engagement's period of performance is set at 21 days post-award of the contract. Overall, this document outlines specific project requirements and expectations concerning the demolition and management of scrap materials, emphasizing transparency and compliance throughout the process.
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