RRB T-Shirts/Sdarng

Summary (Newest Update)

Background The South Dakota Army National Guard has a requirement for printed T-shirts as part of their mission to support military personnel. The goal of this contract is to provide high-quality T-shirts that meet specific specifications and material requirements for the National Guard's use. This contract will be awarded as a Firm Fixed Price agreement, with the potential for option years based on government needs. Work Details The contractor will be responsible for manufacturing and delivering printed T-shirts according to the specifications outlined in the solicitation. Specific details include: - Product Service Code: 8415 - The contract includes one base year and two option years, although the government is not obligated to exercise any option year. - Samples of the T-shirts must be shipped prior to the closing of the solicitation; failure to do so will result in disqualification of the offer. A tracking number for the samples must be provided via email. - The government will not cover return shipping costs for sample T-shirts; if a return is requested, a pre-paid label and envelope must be provided by the contractor. Period of Performance Date of Award - 30 October 2026 Place of Performance South Dakota Bidder Requirements This is a Total Small Business Set-aside. Bidders must ensure that they thoroughly read all additional information sections within the contract attachments to clarify T-shirt specifications and material requirements. Any questions should be directed to Mrs. Reggan Greene via email. Incumbent Analysis (see Incumbents section for more detail) This opportunity appears to have a confirmed incumbent based on prior recruiting T-shirt work under W912MM21P0008, awarded to Wildheart Designs for $167,887 (base year) with performance from 12/22/20 to 09/30/25. The current requirement is also for printed T-shirts for the South Dakota Army National Guard, with similar deliverables focused on manufacturing and providing specified shirts (including pre-submission samples), suggesting the new effort may be a continuation or follow-on procurement of the same type of product.