Pre-Solicitation Notice for Coca-Cola Cans and Bottles support for DLA Troop Support to military customers in the States of Washington (WA) & Idaho (ID)

Form / Attachment / Pricing Sheet

This document, "Attachment 2 Customer List.xlsx", provides a list of customer locations and associated service details. It is intended to inform bidders about the potential delivery points and service requirements for the opportunity.

• Ordering Point: Identifies the specific ordering point for each customer.
• Ship To: Specifies the shipping destination.
• Customer Name: The name of the customer entity.
• Customer Facility: The specific facility name or designation.
• Address: Full street address, city, state, and ZIP code.
• Country: The country of the customer facility (all listed are 'US').
• Service: The type of service provided (all listed are 'AF' - likely Air Force).

This list helps bidders understand the geographic distribution and the nature of the service required at various customer locations. It can inform logistical planning, resource allocation, and the overall scope of operations if awarded the contract.

Market Research Survey

This document is a market research survey conducted by the Government to gather information for a potential long-term contract to supply Coca Cola Cans and Bottles to Department of Defense (DoD) military customers in Washington & Idaho. The potential contract has a 60-month period of performance and a maximum value of $350,000.

• Product/Service: Supply of Coca Cola Cans and Bottles.
• Customer Base: Department of Defense (DoD) military customers.
• Geographic Area: Washington & Idaho.
• Contract Duration: 60 months.
• Estimated Value: Up to $350,000.

Vendors are asked to provide information on:

• Interest in offering and delivering the contract.

• Ability to service customers in the specified region.

• Minimum dollar delivery requirements.

• Current manufacturing capabilities for Coca Cola products.

• Past experience with the Federal Government.

• Registration status in SAM.gov and other relevant government systems.

• Business size (small or large).

• Feedback on the proposed zone layout.

• Potential subcontracting needs and areas.

• Company capabilities.

• Percentage of subcontracting to Small Business bottlers.

• Responses and feedback should be e-mailed to Clarissa Caster (Clarissa.Caster@dla.mil) and Joseph Collier (Joseph.Collier@dla.mil).

• Questions can be directed to Clarissa Caster at (445) 737-1208 or Joseph Collier at (385)-591-7736.

• The deadline for questions is February 19, 3:00 pm Eastern Standard Time.

• Proposed vendors must have internet access and comply with various inspections and audits.

• Offerors indicating a Place of Performance not under their day-to-day control must submit documentation of an agreement for production and distribution.

• The awardee will be required to interface with the Subsistence Total Order & Receipt Electronic System (STORES) and support specific EDI transactions (810, 820, 832, 850, 861, 997).

• Unit prices must be formatted to two decimal places.

• Vendors must use Government's item descriptions on electronic ordering catalogs and invoices.

• Offerors may be required to transmit specific EDI transactions (810, 832, 997) prior to award for evaluation.

• The vendor will utilize DLA Troop Support invoice reconciliation processes.

• Alternate ordering methods must be provided if STORES is not operational.

Form / Attachment / Pricing Sheet

This document is Attachment 1, a Schedule of Items, for Solicitation SPE300-26-R-X011, "Washington & Idaho Troops (Group 1) (29) ITEMS". It details the specific beverage and water products required, along with estimated quantities over a two-tier, 30-month period of performance.

• Item Descriptions: Lists 30 distinct items, primarily carbonated beverages (various colas, Sprite, Dr. Pepper, Mr. Pibb), water, and sports drinks (Powerade), with specific packaging (e.g., 12 oz cans, 20 oz bottles, 1 liter bottles) and quantities per case.
• Estimated Quantities: Provides an estimated quantity for each item in 'Cases' (CS) for the 30-month period.
• Pricing Columns: Includes columns for 'Tier 1 Price Per Case' and 'Tier 2 Price Per Case', and corresponding 'Total Evaluated Price' columns. Note: All price fields are currently populated with '0.0', indicating pricing is to be filled in by the vendor.
• Total Estimated Quantity: A total estimated quantity of 4864 cases is listed for the 30-month period.

This attachment is crucial for bidders as it defines the exact products and quantities the government intends to procure. Vendors must use this schedule to determine their pricing for each item across the two tiers. The estimated quantities provide insight into the potential volume of business. Bidders should carefully review each item's description and packaging to ensure they can meet the requirements and accurately price their offers.