SAM #FA502527QB003

Bioenvironmental Inspection, Pesticide Treatment, and Certification Services for Military Assets in Guam and the Northern Mariana Islands

The U.S. Air Force is seeking bioenvironmental inspection, pesticide treatment, and certification services for military assets in Guam and the Northern Mariana Islands. - Government buyer: Department of the Air Force, Pacific Air Forces (PACAF), 356th Expeditionary Theater Support Group; the solicitation also identifies 356 ECEG PK (FA5025). Government contact named: Michael Dekker. - OEMs and vendors: No service vendors or pesticide manufacturers are named. No OEMs are identified; JLTVs, HMMWVs, HEMTTs, cranes, and bulldozers are examples of assets to be treated, not named suppliers. - Requested services: Inspect, treat, and certify vehicles, heavy tactical/construction equipment, ISO containers, Quadcons, pallets, and cargo at Guam, Tinian, and Saipan. The listed quantities are estimated annual quantities. - Guam: 3 light/medium vehicles; 4 heavy equipment items; 2 container/cargo items. - Tinian: 1 light/medium vehicle; 4 heavy equipment items; 2 container/cargo items. - Saipan: 1 light/medium vehicle; 4 heavy equipment items; 2 container/cargo items. - Notable requirements: Use EPA-registered and DoD-approved pesticides; the Government performs pre-treatment cleaning and jointly inspects assets before treatment. Provide transport certification, digital service records, and permitted off-base hazardous-waste disposal. Treatment must include at least a seven-day efficacy warranty and no-cost retreatment for faulty application during that period. Respond and mobilize within 96 hours of a formal request. - Performance: Three-year ordering/performance period, with a maximum overall duration of three years and six months. Individual service periods are specified when work is ordered.

Description

Biosecurity inspections, chemical pesticide treatments, and post-treatment certification on deployable military equipment, vehicles, and assets.

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