# SAM #W912JA-27-Q-A002

Alabama Army National Guard Crane, Forklift, and Cargo-Handler Rentals with Operators

**Buyer:** NGB USPFO Activity AL ARNG
**Posted:** November 12, 2026
**Respond By:** December 07, 2026
**Identifier:** W912JA-27-Q-A002
**NAICS:** 532412

The Alabama Army National Guard is seeking equipment rentals with qualified operators for statewide training and mobilization support.
- **Government buyer:** U.S. Army National Guard Bureau, through the USPFO Alabama Procurement Office and USPFO Activity Alabama Army National Guard (ALARNG); the solicitation identifies the U.S. Army as the agency. A contracting contact is named as Reginald Ellis.
- **OEMs and vendors:** No equipment manufacturers, OEMs, or rental vendors are named in the materials.
- **Requested equipment rentals:** Four crane classes (30–40, 50–65, 75–90, and 100–120 tons); warehouse forklifts (5,000–6,000 lbs.), rough-terrain/telehandler forklifts (10,000–12,000 lbs.), heavy industrial forklifts (15,000–25,000 lbs.), and cargo/container handlers (30,000–50,000+ lbs.). Estimated quantities are listed in the line items below. No manufacturer part numbers are specified; CLINs are included where available.
- **Other requested services:** Round-trip mobilization/demobilization by four distance zones, hourly standby, and certified rigger/signal-person labor. These quantities are estimates, not guaranteed orders.
- **Notable requirements:** Crane operators must be NCCCO-certified; forklift and cargo-handler operators must meet OSHA requirements. Equipment and operations must meet applicable manufacturer, ANSI/ASME, and safety/testing requirements. Contractors provide equipment and personnel; calls specify the work location and service period. The PWS describes a four-hour minimum per call, with actual hours billed and rounded up to the nearest hour.
- **Opportunity structure:** Statewide, five-year BPA ordering period; the Government anticipates multiple calls and does not guarantee a BPA-level minimum. This is a 100% small-business set-aside. Quotes must cover all 14 CLINs and show fleet availability and credentials. Evaluation considers technical capability and safety, past performance, and price, with technical and past-performance factors collectively more important than price.
- **Amendment update:** Solicitation Sections L and M received additional information and FAR Clause 52.228-5 was added. The amendment and a Questions and Answers document were added; the available change summary does not describe the details of the new material.

### Description

<p>This is an Update with additional information added to the Solicitation Sections L and M and Addition of FAR Clause 52.228-5</p>

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