The NAVSUP Fleet Logistics Center Norfolk, VA, seeks to negotiate a firm-fixed-price purchase order for Museum Exhibit Installation Preparation services at the Hampton Roads Naval Museum. Utilizing FAR Part 13 Simplified Acquisition Procedures, the government intends to contract exclusively with Advance Construction Technology Solutions, as only this vendor meets the agency's requirements. The solicitation is a combined synopsis/solicitation set to be released on or around November 19, 2024, under RFQ number N0018925Q0028, with quotes due by November 21, 2024, at 10:00 AM EST.
The anticipated service involves museum exhibit installation preparation, with a delivery date set for January 24, 2025. Contractors must be registered in the System for Award Management (SAM), and submissions must include specific pricing and company details. The document outlines instructions for submissions, required clauses, and the evaluation criteria focused solely on price reasonableness and responsiveness of the quote. Overall, this initiative emphasizes compliance with federal contracting regulations and standards, ensuring a structured approach to meet agency needs efficiently and effectively.
The document outlines a sole source justification for services provided by ACTS Group, Inc. specifically for the Hampton Roads Naval Museum. The work involves removing and installing exhibition elements in alignment with existing museum designs, ensuring compatibility and consistency with previous installations. The justification indicates that no substitutes are available that meet the unique requirements of this project, particularly regarding the proprietary materials and specific aesthetic elements (Kydex colors/patterns) that are critical to maintaining the museum’s standards and reputational integrity. The estimated completion date for these services is January 24, 2025, and the justification confirms that the circumstances only allow one supplier due to the need for direct replacements for existing components. The document serves as a formal declaration to preclude competition based on specified rationales, adhering to federal procurement regulations as represented by the FAR guidelines. This underscores the government's intent to maintain consistency in museum exhibits while ensuring compliance with stated objectives.