Great Lakes National Cemetery (GLNC) in Holly, MI requires the supply and maintenance of propane tanks for its administration, maintenance, and honor guard buildings. The project aims to install three tanks of specified sizes (1,990-gallon for maintenance, 1,000-gallon for administration, and 500-gallon for honor guard) to serve heating units and kitchen appliances. The contractor is responsible for the installation, monitoring, and delivery of propane, including emergency responses and the occasional filling of six backup tanks. Compliance with federal and state regulations is mandatory during all operations. Upon contract completion, the contractor will remove tanks without disrupting services. The timeline for tank installation and delivery is crucial, with operations scheduled during weekdays only, ensuring service continuity at the cemetery. The estimated annual usage of propane is between 3,000 to 5,000 gallons, reflecting variable seasonal demands. The document outlines the essential requirements, scope of work, and responsibilities to maintain the cemetery’s reverent environment dedicated to veterans.
The Department of Veterans Affairs' National Cemetery Administration is issuing a Sources Sought Announcement for the supply of propane at the Great Lakes National Cemetery in Holly, Michigan. This announcement, posted on April 22, 2025, is not a solicitation but aims to gather information for acquisition planning and identify potential vendors. The NCA seeks a provider for a five-year contract, including a base year and four option years. Interested vendors should respond by April 28, 2025, with details regarding their capabilities, organization information, and DUNS number, while adhering to business size classifications under the specified NAICS code. Responses must be submitted electronically, with strict guidelines on content and confidentiality. The government emphasizes that this notice does not commit it to contract awards or payment for the information provided. Vendors' responses will be used to inform future solicitations but are not substitutes for official proposals.