Ohio National Guard Aggregate Purchase/Delivery- April 28-30, 2026 Norwalk Ohio

This government solicitation, W9136426QA025, is for a Women-Owned Small Business (WOSB) to provide commercial products and services, specifically the purchase and delivery of 1,100 tons of #304 crushed gravel, 35 tons of #57 gravel, and 40 tons of Rip Rap (601 D). The total award amount is USD 34,000,000.00. The delivery is required between April 28-30, 2026, to 400 West Main St., Norwalk, OH 44857. The solicitation outlines detailed terms, conditions, and clauses, including FAR and DFARS provisions, for contractors. Key aspects include instructions for electronic invoicing via Wide Area WorkFlow (WAWF), unique item identification and valuation requirements for delivered items, and specific routing data for payment requests and receiving reports. The acquisition is set aside for WOSB, with a NAICS code of 484220.

This Scope of Work outlines the requirements for the 945 Engineer Company Motor Pool Improvement project at the Ohio National Guard Armory in Norwalk, OH. The project requires an Aggregate Vendor to deliver and dump approximately 1100 tons of #304 crushed gravel, 35 tons of #57 gravel, and 40 tons of Rip Rap (601D). The vendor is responsible for providing all labor and equipment to perform the work between 0800 and 1500 on April 28-30, 2026. Site access is limited and requires coordination with SFC Josh Arnett, including providing identification with the last four digits of social security numbers and company representation prior to arrival. All work must adhere to government safety regulations. Questions should be directed to MAJ Trevor Ducey or SFC Josh Arnett.

This Performance Work Statement (PWS) outlines the requirements for an Aggregate Purchase and Delivery contract for the 945 Engineer Company (Ohio Army National Guard) in Norwalk, OH. The contractor will deliver approximately 1100 tons of #304 crushed gravel, 35 tons of #57 gravel, and 40 tons of Rip Rap (601 D) between April 28-30, 2026, to improve the existing motorpool. The PWS details scope, background, period of performance, place of performance, recognized holidays, quality assurance, installation access and security requirements, communication and physical security, post-award conferences, contract manager responsibilities, combating trafficking in persons, data rights, and organizational conflicts of interest. The contractor is responsible for all labor and equipment, providing delivery estimates, and repairing any damages incurred. The document also includes definitions, acronyms, and applicable publications related to federal acquisition regulations and Department of Defense policies.