The Department of Defense is procuring Standby Emergency Diesel Generators (SEDG) for the Navy's logistics support in Japan. Offerors must hold an active U.S. Navy MSRA/ABR Agreement to be eligible for award, and contractors outside Japan must provide documentation proving compliance with specific DFARS regulations. The solicitation emphasizes the necessity for timely compliance to avoid impacting vessel availability.
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The work involves providing Standby Emergency Diesel Generators (SEDG) as part of the Navy's logistics support operations in Japan.
Standby Emergency Diesel Generator (SEDG); provide NAVSUP FLCY MSRA/ABR AGREEMENT The Offeror shall certify that they currently hold an active U.S. Navy MSRA/ABR Agreement in the Japan Region. Offerors who do not possess a current NAVSUP FLCY MSRA/ABR Agreement shall submit a copy of their approved and active U.S. Navy MSRA/ABR Agreement as a Prime Contractor as part of the proposal package. This solicitation is intended only for sources duly authorized to operate and do business in Japan, as prescribed by DFARS 252.225-7042. Contractors located outside Japan must submit documentation that unambiguously demonstrates the Offeror's compliance with DFARS 252.225-7042 as a part of their proposal. Note: Firms who do not possess an MSRA/ABR are ineligible for award unless adequate time exists to permit the Navy to perform an assessment of their MSRA/ABR application and to execute the applicable MSRA/ABR without impacting the vessel's availability dates. Non MARAV holders may request an application for an MSRA or an ABR by requesting an application package from: [email protected]. David Brudnok Contracting (No Street Address
2) FPO, AP 96349-1500 USA to this opportunity. 38KF386304_00_A01.pdf
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