NASA Goddard Scrap Term Contract

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Posted: March 3, 2026, 1:14 p.m. EST Solicitation Overview This solicitation is issued as a sealed bid Invitation for Bids (IFB) for a term contract to purchase and remove DEMIL A scrap mixed metals generated at NASA Goddard Space Flight Center. The IFB is the controlling and authoritative document for all contract requirements, terms, and conditions. Bidders are responsible for reviewing the IFB in its entirety and complying with all instructions and provisions. The contract is structured as: Three-year base period Two option years, which may be exercised in accordance with the IFB The Government: Does not guarantee minimum quantities Provides estimated annual quantities for informational and pricing purposes only Award will be made to the highest responsive and responsible bidder. The Government does not evaluate technical approaches or operational methods. Responsiveness and responsibility are determined based on compliance with IFB requirements, including: Mandatory inspection Required certifications Submission of all required documents Scope of Work (High-Level) The contractor will be responsible for: Furnishing, staging, maintaining, and removing containers suitable for scrap mixed metals Removing scrap material in accordance with site scheduling and operational requirements Transporting and processing material in compliance with all applicable Federal, state, and local laws and regulations Providing certified weight tickets and documentation to support billing and payment Coordinating with NASA personnel to ensure safe, secure, and compliant operations Meeting all safety, environmental, transportation, and site access requirements This contract is performance-based and outcome-focused. The Government does not direct contractor methods, equipment, or operational approach. Mandatory Pre-Bid Inspection Attendance at a pre-bid inspection is mandatory for bid responsiveness. The inspection allows bidders to observe: Site conditions Operational constraints Material handling considerations Access and security requirements Inspections: Are conducted by appointment only Must be coordinated with the Site Point of Contact Must be completed prior to the bid submission deadline Failure to attend and complete the inspection may result in a bid being determined non-responsive. Gate Access and Inspection Coordination Bidders shall coordinate inspection access in advance. To request an inspection appointment, bidders must send an email containing: Full name Email address Point of contact phone number Upon receipt, the Government will coordinate directly with the bidder to schedule an appointment based on site availability and operational requirements. Once an appointment is confirmed: A temporary badge request will be submitted to authorize campus access for the scheduled visit Inspection Scheduling Point of Contact: AL DIMAGGIO NASA, G.S.F.C. WAREHOUSE MANAGER BUILDING 35 F.O.M. alfred.f.dimaggio@nasa.gov DESK - 301-286-7908 Inspections will be conducted at NASA's Central Receiving facility (Building 35). For navigation, bidders are encouraged to search: NASA GSFC Central Receiving Building 35 The facility is located near: Soil Conservation Road, Greenbelt, Maryland Directional signage for Receiving is posted on site Inspection coordination: Morning inspections are recommended to minimize operational conflicts A minimum of forty-eight (48) hours advance notice is required Access and scheduling are subject to operational and security requirements If access issues arise on the day of inspection, bidders may contact the Government representative identified during scheduling for assistance. Gate access procedures may change based on security or operational needs. Documents Section Description of Contents The following documents are provided in the Documents section of this solicitation and must be reviewed by all bidders: Invitation for Bids (IFB) The IFB is the primary and controlling document. It contains all contract requirements, instructions to bidders, eligibility requirements, award procedures, performance standards, and applicable terms and conditions. Surveillance Plan The Surveillance Plan describes how the Government will monitor and verify contractor performance during contract execution. It supports contract administration and oversight and does not create additional contractor obligations or modify the IFB. Appendix A Site Verification and Bidder Certification This form documents bidder attendance at the mandatory pre-bid inspection and includes certifications regarding the bidder's ability to meet contract requirements. This appendix must be completed and submitted with the bid. Appendix B Bid Sheet and Standard Form 114 This appendix provides the required bid pricing structure. Bidders must complete and submit the SF-114 and associated pricing documentation. Appendix C Container Execution Narrative This appendix allows bidders to describe their anticipated container staging and handling approach. This information is descriptive only and is not evaluated or scored. It supports responsibility determination and contract administration. Disclaimer This summary and any pictures provided are for informational purposes only. Pictures are representative of the types of material and conditions that may be encountered and are not warranted. Actual material, quantities, and site conditions may vary over the term of the contract. The Invitation for Bids (IFB) is the controlling and authoritative document for all requirements, terms, and conditions. In the event of any inconsistency between this summary, pictures, or other informational materials and the IFB, the IFB governs. The Surveillance Plan is provided for informational purposes and explains how the Government may monitor contract performance. It does not create additional contractor obligations and does not modify the IFB.