2420--Grounds Tractor
ID: 36C24425Q0548Type: Solicitation
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Buyer

VETERANS AFFAIRS, DEPARTMENT OFVETERANS AFFAIRS, DEPARTMENT OF244-NETWORK CONTRACT OFFICE 4 (36C244)PITTSBURGH, PA, 15215, USA

NAICS

Farm Machinery and Equipment Manufacturing (333111)

PSC

TRACTORS, WHEELED (2420)

Set Aside

Total Small Business Set-Aside (FAR 19.5) (SBA)
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    The Department of Veterans Affairs is seeking to procure a Ventrac 4520Y tractor and associated attachments for the Erie VA Medical Center, with a focus on enhancing grounds maintenance capabilities. This procurement is essential for year-round operations, including snow removal and lawn care, and is valued at approximately $250,000. The decision to pursue a single-source award for Ventrac equipment is based on its unique compatibility with existing attachments and superior performance, ensuring operational efficiency in facility management. Interested vendors can reach out to Tyler Kraft at tyler.kraft@va.gov or Andrea Aultman-Smith at Andrea.Aultman-Smith@va.gov for further details, although it is important to note that the solicitation has been cancelled, and the government intends to proceed with an award against an existing contract.

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    Andrea Aultman-Smth
    Andrea.Aultman-Smith@va.gov
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    The Department of Veterans Affairs is requesting a single-source award for the acquisition of a Ventrac 4520Y tractor, valued at approximately $250,000, for the Erie VA Medical Center. The justification for selecting Ventrac stems from the unique characteristics of their equipment, specifically its compatibility with existing attachments and superior functionality in snow removal compared to other brands. The current inventory includes various implements that are specifically designed for Ventrac machinery, making a switch impractical and costly. Market research explored options within the GSA and OEM resources but confirmed the necessity of remaining with Ventrac due to its distinct features and performance. The contract will be set aside for small businesses on the open market to ensure competitive bids, though the OEM operates as a large business under NAICS 333112. This acquisition emphasizes the VA's commitment to operational efficiency and maintaining service quality in facilities management.
    The document outlines a requisition by the Department of Veterans Affairs for a brand-name procurement of Ventrac tractors and associated attachments for the Erie VA Medical Center. Specifically, it details the requirement for specific accessories and attachments that complement the Ventrac tractors already in use. The total estimated value of the equipment is approximately $65,000, designed to support year-round operations including snow removal and lawn maintenance. The procurement process is set under specific conditions, including a submission deadline for offers and requirements for electronic invoice submission. Delivery is to be made within 30 days post-award to the Erie Medical Center, where the equipment will be assembled and demonstrated upon arrival. The document also includes standard clauses that govern the contractual agreement, emphasizing compliance with federal acquisition regulations. The focus remains on ensuring that only compatible parts are provided, ultimately enhancing the operational efficiency of the facility's grounds management. This procurement effort reflects the VA's commitment to maintaining high-quality facilities to serve veterans effectively.
    The document details an amendment regarding solicitation RFQ 36C24425Q0548 issued by the Department of Veterans Affairs, specifically the Network Contracting Office 4. The main action stated is the cancellation of the aforementioned solicitation in its entirety. The intent of the government is to proceed with an award against an existing contract instead of moving forward with the solicitation process outlined in the cancelled request. The document includes typical elements found in government contract modifications, such as the identification numbers, administrative changes, and signer information—the contracting officer’s name being Andrea Aultman-Smith. It adheres to federal regulations, highlighting the structured nature of government contracts and amendments. This concise notification is part of the broader context of managing procurement and contracting within federal operations.
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