The Department of Defense, Defense Logistics Agency, is seeking offers for a critical piece of equipment in Columbus, Ohio: a dual belt grinder. This machine is integral to daily operations, serving a key role in sample preparation for various tests and analyses.
The primary purpose of this solicitation is to acquire a dual belt grinder that can perform chemical analysis, hardness testing, and metallographic evaluations efficiently and effectively. The selected contractor will deliver a fully functional grinder, meeting stringent requirements outlined in Section B, paragraph 2 of the solicitation document.
The scope of work for the awardee will involve the delivery and installation of the dual belt grinder at the specified location. The grinder must possess the capability to accommodate different belt sizes and types, enabling versatile operations. Award will be based on the technical merit of the proposal and price, with technical factors deemed more important than price.
Interested parties should possess a strong track record in providing analytical laboratory instruments, with a focus on grinder manufacturing. Eligible applicants will have the necessary certifications, licenses, and experience to demonstrate their ability to meet the specialized requirements outlined in the solicitation. It is important that applicants can provide a comprehensive maintenance and support plan for the equipment.
This contract is financially estimated between $100,000 and $250,000, with the potential for multiple awards. Businesses of all sizes are encouraged to apply, as there is no set-aside requirement.
The submission deadline is stringent, with all applications due within three weeks of the solicitation issue date. To be considered, applicants should submit their proposals online, following the instructions outlined in the solicitation document.
All queries and requests for clarification should be directed to Shaun Bunnell at Shaun.Bunnell@dla.mil or via phone at 614-692-7712.
This opportunity is open to a wide range of experienced contractors, and the potential exists for multiple awards to be made. The government encourages applicants to submit a thorough and detailed proposal, highlighting their qualifications and experience.