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Repair collision damage to 2025 FORD Transit Cargo Van T-150

General Services Administration → Federal Acquisition Service → Gsa/fas/ttl/qmd/amcCombined Synopsis/SolicitationSolicitation 266FFAMC10

Response deadline

Thu, Oct 15, 2026, 12:00 PM EDT
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Opportunity details

NAICS
811121
Notice type
Combined Synopsis/Solicitation
Set-aside
Small Business Set Aside - Total
Original posted
September 30, 2026
Last updated
October 18, 2026
Notice ID
4e3a82bf430246c190d0ceaf5a470cab

Summary

This requirement is for repairing body damage and to perform necessary mechanical repairs on a 2025 FORD Transit Cargo Van T-150(Tag number G41-C1730, VIN# 1FTYE1Y8XSKA58578). The damage is due to Traffic Accident. Description of work includes Repair of all body damage to the vehicle body, frame, lights and structural components. The requirement is to repair this unit completely for return to service. All equipment must be covered by the manufacturer's warranty. All items shall include standard warranty. Repairs will be completed in accordance with industry standards. Vendors shall be in compliance with all EPA and OSHA standards and requirements. MSDS and any other required documents must be on site. Vendors must be properly insured to cover any losses for GSA vehicles that are in their shop. Valid business license(s) is required in accordance with state and local guidelines. All employees of the selected vendor must be paid in accordance with local Department of Labor established wages.

Read Full Official Summary

This requirement is for repairing body damage and to perform necessary mechanical repairs on a 2025 FORD Transit Cargo Van T-150(Tag number G41-C1730, VIN# 1FTYE1Y8XSKA58578). The damage is due to Traffic Accident. Description of work includes Repair of all body damage to the vehicle body, frame, lights and structural components. The requirement is to repair this unit completely for return to service. All equipment must be covered by the manufacturer's warranty. All items shall include standard warranty. Repairs will be completed in accordance with industry standards. Vendors shall be in compliance with all EPA and OSHA standards and requirements. MSDS and any other required documents must be on site. Vendors must be properly insured to cover any losses for GSA vehicles that are in their shop. Valid business license(s) is required in accordance with state and local guidelines. All employees of the selected vendor must be paid in accordance with local Department of Labor established wages.

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  • This notice is a combined synopsis/solicitation.
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  • NAICS — North American Industry Classification System
  • PSC — Product Service Code

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