COMMERCE BUSINESS DAILY ISSUE OF JULY 11,2000 PSA#2639 Directorate of Contracting, Bldg 606, Iowa Avenue, P.O. Box 140, Ft
Leonard Wood, MO 65473-0140 S -- CONTRACTOR OWNED/CONTRACTOR OPERATED (COCO) LAUNDRY SERVICES SOL
DOLLMS-0189-0001 POC Darlene Pemberton, Contract Specialist,
573-596-0248 E-MAIL: Click here to contact the Contracting Officer via,
pembertd@wood.army.mil. The Government desires to obtain pricing,
performance, other market information, and capabilities for performing
Laundry Services on a Contractor Owned/Contractor Operated (COCO)
basis for Fort Leonard Wood, Missouri. The Government does not
presently intend to award a contract in response to this CBD
announcement or in response to any future solicitation issued as a
request for information. At this time, the Government intends to
utilize information received in response to a solicitation resulting
from this announcement for comparitive purposes. Laundry services
required are to provide laundry and dry cleaning service to
individuals, units, and organizations assigned to or satellited at Fort
Leonard Wood, Missouri. Laundry and dry cleaning services shall be
provided to regularly assigned units and organizations, as well as
tenant organizations to include Air Force, Navy, Marine Corps, National
Guard, Army Reserve and other government agencies affiliated with Fort
Leonard Wood. The requirement to provide intra/inter-service laundry
and dry cleaning support services is expressly made a part of this
requirement. A resultant contractor, if any, shall provide all
financial, management, labor, supervision, materials, supplies, tools,
equipment, vehicles, facilities, transportation for pick-up and
delivery service and insurance, as required for the performance of
laundry and dry cleaning services for Fort Leonard Wood, Missouri as
specified at a COCO facility. The contractor, if any, shall be
responsible for receiving, accountability, processing, and return of
all hospital and medical treatment facilities laundry; organizational
laundry; billeting laundry; and Initial Entry Training (IET) soldier
laundry bundle service. The contractor, if any, shall be responsible
for receiving, accountability, processing, and return of all hospital,
organizational, and billeting dry cleaning. Specific Services
Required: (a) Hospital: Hospital and medical treatment facilities'
soiled items shall be received and delivered to their respective
facilities within one working day after contractor signs for soiled
items. Hospital and medical treatment facilities' soiled items shall be
stored and processed separately from other laundry items. Hospital and
medical treatment facilities' soiled laundry and processed laundry
shall be transported in separate vehicles to ensure sanitation
discipline. Items shall be processed and reutned in bulk or
shrink-wrapped, as appropriate. (b) Organizational: Direct-exchange
linens shall be picked up at unit supply rooms or designated areas with
a concurrent count of linen between the unit and contractor. Upon
completion of concurrent count, clean linens shall be issued to the
unit with a concurrent count. Soiled and clean linens shall be
transported in separate vehicles. Items other than direct-exchange
shall be identified separately and processed in such a way that the
contractor will be able to identify the organizational work with the
submitting unit. The organizational workload is very diversified andhas
unique requirements for items; i.e., sleeping bags, shelter halves
(water repellant required); duffel bags, field packs, BDUs, poncho
liners, and flags. Pick up and delivery locations, time period, and
specifications will be provided by Fort Leonard Wood and maintained by
the contractor. Organizational items other than direct-exchange shall
be returned within three working days. (c) Billiting: Billeting soiled
and processed laundry shall be picked up and delivered to the Billeting
Branch warehouse. Billeting laundry shall be segregated from other
organizational items and processed separately. Soiled and clean linens
shall be transported in separate vehicles. All items shall be
concurrently counted between billeting and the contractor personnel for
soiled and processed laundry. Billeting items shall be returned within
three working days. (d) Emergency Bundle Service: The contractor, if
any, under emergency conditions shall process a limited amount of
payroll deduction bundles within one workday. (e) Payroll Deduction
Service: The contractor, if any, shall provide a detailed plan as to
how he shall administer the payroll deduction laundry bundle service in
accordance with the provisions of Chapter 3 of AR 210-130 for Initial
Entry Training (IET), One Station Unit Training (OSUT), and Advanced
Individual Training (AIT) soldiers. A concurrent count of bundles with
the unit supply representative shall be accomplished upon receipt and
return of bundles. Pick up and delivery locations, time periods, and
specifications will be provided by Fort Leonard Wood and maintained by
the contractor. Soiled and processed bundles shall be transported in
separate vehicles. Soldiers' laundy bundles shall be returned within
two workdays with Saturday considered a workday. (f) Hospital Dry
Cleaning: Items shall have a concurrent count with hospital personnel
when received and returned to and from hospital and medical treatment
facilities. Items shall be spotted, dry-cleaned, finished and returned
on hangers, or wrapped, as appropriate. Hosptial dry cleaning shall be
returned within trhee working days. Hospital and medical treatment
facilities' soiled items shall be stored and processed separately from
other dry cleaned items. Soiled dry cleaning and processed dry
cleaning shall be transported in separate vehicles to ensure sanitation
discipline. (g) Organizational Dry Cleaning: Items shall have a
concurrent count with organizational personnel when received and
returned. Items shall be spotted, dry cleaned, finished and returned on
hangers, wrapped, or returned in bulk. Organizational dry cleaning
shall be returned within one working day. Soiled dry cleaning and
processed dry cleaning shall be transported in separate vehicles. (h)
Billeting Dry Cleaning: Items shall have a concurrent count with the
billeting personnel when received and returned. Items shall be spotted,
dry cleaned, finished and returned on hangers, or wrapped as
appropriate. Billeting dry cleaning shall be returned within three
working days. Soiled dry cleaning and processed dry cleaning shall be
transported in separate vehicles. (i) Limited Individual Piece Rate
(IPR) Service: The contractor, if any, will provide limited IPR laundry
and dry cleaning services to authorized patrons. Authorized patrons are
students attending installation courses. A retail outlet located at
Building 3200 shall be used for the limited IPR service. Posted
07/07/00 (W-SN472290). (0189) Loren Data Corp. http://www.ld.com (SYN# 0094 20000711\S-0008.SOL)
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