The Smart Matrix Table from Acquisition.GOV lists key provisions and clauses (P or C) relevant to federal government contracting, outlining their effective dates and applicability to various acquisition processes (FP, SVC, SAP). This document is crucial for understanding compliance requirements across different types of government solicitations, including RFPs, grants, and state/local RFPs. The table includes specific regulations such as 52.204-19 on Incorporation by Reference, 52.204-23 prohibiting contracting with Kaspersky Lab, and 52.204-25 concerning telecommunications and video surveillance services. Other significant entries address supply chain security (52.204-29), combating trafficking in persons (52.222-50), and prohibitions related to Iran (52.225-25) and certain unmanned aircraft systems (52.240-1). It also covers provisions for small business subcontractors (52.232-40) and subcontracts for commercial products (52.244-6), ensuring contractors adhere to a wide range of legal and ethical standards in their dealings with the government.
This Statement of Work (SOW) outlines the requirements for a contractor to provide a hydrostatic burnishing system for CNC machine equipment to the U.S. Coast Guard Yard in Baltimore, MD. Key tasks include providing a hydraulic unit, attachments, onsite installation and training, and quick couplings. The contractor must perform work within 30 days of award, with the performance period from October 1, 2025, to October 1, 2026, during specified hours. The government will provide utilities and certain services, while the contractor is responsible for all other equipment, labor, and materials. Site visits are mandatory for verifying conditions, and security protocols, including RAPIDGate enrollment and background checks, are strictly enforced for all contractor personnel. Non-US citizens are not permitted access. Deliverables should be addressed to Melvin Dash.