SAM #W912CH-27-Q-A015

Mercedes-Benz Dry Side Fire Truck, spares, manuals, and training for Jordan

The U.S. Army is seeking a Mercedes-Benz Dry Side Fire Truck package to support military operations in Jordan. - Government buyer - U.S. Department of the Army, Army Contracting Command–Detroit Arsenal, Directorate of Contracting (ACC-DTA); the attachments also identify Army Contracting Command–Warren and the SAMD Weapon System Manager. - Government contacts named in the documents include Dauana Martin-Johnson, Antonio Smith, and David Tipp. - OEM and vendor - Mercedes-Benz is the only named OEM/vendor; no reseller or distributor is identified. - Products requested - One Mercedes-Benz Dry Side Fire Truck. - One package of tactical and support vehicle spare parts. - Three Dry Side Tanker Fire Truck manuals covering repairs and spare parts through depot-level maintenance. - Training and other services - Operator, maintenance, and depot-level training in English at a military facility in Jordan, for up to 12 students per course. Operator training may run up to 3 days; maintenance and depot courses up to 5 days each. - Training materials and plans are required for each training level. Lesson plans must be in English; the contractor must provide student copies and a student critique form or equivalent. - Final training reports and assessments are required for operator, maintenance, and depot training, including student and course details, pass results, proposed future course dates, and completed critique forms. - Provide digital photographs of each completed truck/trailer, including specified exterior angles, an aerial view, undercarriage, and opened exterior compartments. Images must be captured with a minimum 8-megapixel camera and delivered electronically. - Provide a Start of Work Meeting draft agenda and meeting minutes electronically. - Notable requirements - Training is to take place in Jordan and be conducted in English; each course accommodates up to 12 students. - Training is to be scheduled within 60 days of award and conducted within 120 days after delivery of the final truck to the country. - Training materials are due within 60 calendar days after award; training reports are due within 15 calendar days after each class. Truck photographs are due within 14 calendar days after government notification of successful inspection. - No truck or spare-parts manufacturer part numbers are specified in the provided summaries.

Description

ARMY CONTRACTING COMMAND – Detroit (ACC-DTA) is soliciting a

single award firm-fixed price (FFP) type Contract.  This action will be set

aside for Small Business for the following items:

Noun:  Mercedes Benz Dry Side Fire Truck, Spares & OCONUS Training

The solicitation, W912CH-27-Q-A015, contains the required

information see attachments and a specific due date and time.

CAUTION: This solicitation is issued electronically as will any amendments

thereto. Because of this, the Government is under no obligation and is, in

fact, unable to maintain a mailing list. The burden is therefore on any

interested parties to periodically access the above internet address in

order to obtain any amendments which may be issued. Failure to obtain

any amendments and to respond to them prior to the date and time set for

receipt of proposals may render your proposal nonresponsive and result in

the rejection of the proposal.

NOTICE TO ALL CONTRACTORS: All contractors who provide goods/services

to the Department of Defense (DoD) must be registered in the System for

Award Management (SAM). You may register via the Internet at

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may be obtained through the internet at:

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If you have any further questions, please contact Dauana Martin-Johnson email at dauana.c.martin-johnson.civ@army.mil

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