Mezzanine Replacement

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Background This solicitation FA460826QC090 is issued by the 702nd Maintenance Squadron at Barksdale AFB, LA, for the purchase and delivery of three (3) Rolling Shelves Systems. The acquisition is set aside for small business concerns to enhance mission effectiveness by improving storage capacity and organization of tools and equipment. Work Details The contract includes the following items: - **CLIN 0001**: Rolling Shelves and installation in accordance with Attachment 2 – 702 MXS Statement of Work, Quantity: 1 Each. - **CLIN 0002**: Rolling Shelves and installation in accordance with Attachment 3 – 20 BGS Statement of Work, Quantity: 2 Each. The rolling shelves must conform to specific requirements outlined in the Statements of Work, including: - Installation of a track system into the floor using concrete anchors. - Five movable shelving units measuring 31 5/16” wide, 20’1” long, and 79 1/8” tall on a track system. - Mobile shelves divided into three columns with specific measurements. - Actuation via a crank system and safety locking mechanisms. - Must support an average distributed load of at least 78 lbs./ft². Period of Performance Delivery and installation are required within sixty (60) days after award. Place of Performance The work will be performed at Building 6415, located at 315 Lindbergh Rd, Barksdale AFB, LA 71110. Bidder Requirements Bidders must meet the Small Business Set Aside - Total (SBA) requirement. Contractors are responsible for obtaining necessary base identification and vehicle passes for personnel accessing the installation. Compliance with safety regulations and proper conduct on base is mandatory. Incumbent Analysis (see Incumbents section for more detail) This opportunity appears to have a closely related prior contract, FA452825P0088, awarded to Federal Storage Solutions for rolling shelves valued at $90,948 (09/05/25–12/04/25). The current requirement is also for rolling shelves systems with installation and track/floor anchoring, and it calls for multiple mobile shelving units actuated via a crank system, which aligns with the prior “rolling shelves” scope and suggests the work may be a continuation or follow-on procurement for similar equipment.