**AMENDMENT ONE (1) ADDS QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS TO THE SOLICITATION. THE SUBMISSION DEADLINE IS NOT CHANGED.**
\n\n\n\nCombined Synopsis — Solicitation 75H70626Q00233
\n\nThe Aberdeen Area Indian Health Service (IHS) is soliciting quotations for the purchase of commercial-grade fitness equipment, including delivery, assembly, installation, operational verification, orientation, and warranty documentation, for the Great Plains Area Youth Regional Treatment Center (YRTC), 12451 SD-1806, Mobridge, South Dakota 57601. The acquisition is issued as RFQ 75H70626Q00233 and is a 100% Indian Small Business Economic Enterprise (ISBEE) set-aside under the Buy Indian Act. The applicable NAICS code is 423910.
\n\nRequirement
\n\nThe contractor will furnish and install six pieces of commercial fitness equipment, or technically acceptable equal products:
\n\n
\n| 1 | Inflight Fitness Multi Bicep/Tricep, 150-lb stack, CT-MBTS-150
\n| 2 | Inflight Fitness Multi Inner/Outer Thigh, 150-lb stack, CT-MIOS-150
\n| 3 | Inflight Fitness Multi Seated Leg Extension/Leg Curl, 250-lb stack, CT-MSECS-250
\n| 4 | Inflight Fitness Multi Press, 250-lb stack, CT-MPSS-250
\n| 5 | Inflight Fitness Multi Leg Press, 250-lb stack, CT-MLPS-250
\n| 6 | Muscle D Commercial Stair Climber with LED Console, CC-SC-LS-B
Shipping is identified separately as Item 7.
\n\nThe identified brands/models establish the type of equipment contemplated rather than an absolute brand restriction. Equal products may be offered if they satisfy the solicitation's salient functional and performance characteristics. Reference-product dimensions and weights are principally for delivery and installation planning and are not exact design restrictions unless necessary to fit the Government-designated installation area. Quantities are firm requirements.
\n\nDelivery and Performance
\n\nPerformance begins upon award. The contractor must complete delivery, installation, operational verification, orientation, and submission of warranty documentation within 30–60 calendar days after award, unless the award establishes another completion date or the Contracting Officer subsequently changes it in writing. Contractors are required to promptly advise the Contracting Officer of anticipated commercial supply-chain delays.
\n\nPricing is to be FOB Destination and must include packaging, handling, shipping, and delivery. Unit prices are described as all-inclusive of costs associated with performance.
\n\nCompetition and Eligibility
\n\nCompetition is limited to concerns that qualify as both an Indian Economic Enterprise and a small business concern. Firms that do not meet both requirements will not be considered. Offerors must submit the required Indian Economic Enterprise Representation Form and represent that they meet the IEE definition and will continue to meet it throughout contract performance.
\n\nOfferors must also have an active SAM.gov registration and current UEI before award and certify that they are an authorized reseller of the products proposed and that applicable manufacturer warranties will be fully honored.
\n\nEvaluation and Award
\n\nThe procurement uses a Lowest Price Technically Acceptable (LPTA) approach. Award will be made to the responsible offeror submitting the lowest evaluated price whose quotation is technically acceptable and whose past performance is acceptable, if evaluated. The Government intends to evaluate quotations without discussions but reserves the right to conduct discussions.
\n\nTechnical evaluation is Acceptable/Unacceptable. To receive an Acceptable rating, the quotation must demonstrate compliance with all material solicitation requirements, including specifications, salient characteristics, delivery requirements, and mandatory technical requirements. An Unacceptable quotation is ineligible for award. Price will be evaluated for total evaluated price and may also be assessed for reasonableness and completeness.
\n\nPast performance may be rated Acceptable, Unacceptable, or Neutral. CPARS will be the primary source; when CPARS information is unavailable, an offeror may use the solicitation's Past Performance Questionnaire. Offerors may provide up to three references for recent and relevant contracts/orders performed within the preceding five years involving work similar in scope, size, and complexity. A firm without relevant past performance is not evaluated favorably or unfavorably.
\n\nSubmission Requirements and Key Dates
\n\nThe solicitation was issued September 2, 2026.
\n\nQuestions must be emailed to the Contract Specialist by 4:00 p.m. CDT on September 9, 2026.
\n\nWritten quotations are due 5:00 p.m. CDT on September 16, 2026. Email submissions are permitted; facsimile submissions are not, and no original hard copy is required.
\n\nThe solicitation identifies three attachments that form part of the procurement package:
\n\n1. SOW_YRTC_Fitness_Equipment
\n2. Indian Firm Representation Form-26Q00233
\n3. Past Performance Questionnaire
Contract Administration
\n\nInvoices must be submitted electronically through the Department of Treasury's Invoice Processing Platform (IPP) in accordance with HHSAR 352.232-71, unless the Contracting Officer authorizes an alternate method in writing. Required invoice information includes the contractor name, invoice number/date, complete award number, description/quantity/pricing, shipping and payment terms, UEI/TIN, and contractor contact information.
\n\nIn summary: this is a Buy Indian, 100% ISBEE-set-aside commercial-item procurement for six installed pieces of fitness equipment at the Mobridge YRTC. The Government is seeking a compliant, technically acceptable solution—including delivery and installation—at the lowest evaluated price, with contractor eligibility, technical compliance, delivery capability, authorized-reseller/warranty status, and past performance forming the principal award considerations.
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**AMENDMENT ONE (1) ADDS QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS TO THE SOLICITATION. THE SUBMISSION DEADLINE IS NOT CHANGED.**
\n\n\n\nCombined Synopsis — Solicitation 75H70626Q00233
\n\nThe Aberdeen Area Indian Health Service (IHS) is soliciting quotations for the purchase of commercial-grade fitness equipment, including delivery, assembly, installation, operational verification, orientation, and warranty documentation, for the Great Plains Area Youth Regional Treatment Center (YRTC), 12451 SD-1806, Mobridge, South Dakota 57601. The acquisition is issued as RFQ 75H70626Q00233 and is a 100% Indian Small Business Economic Enterprise (ISBEE) set-aside under the Buy Indian Act. The applicable NAICS code is 423910.
\n\nRequirement
\n\nThe contractor will furnish and install six pieces of commercial fitness equipment, or technically acceptable equal products:
\n\n
\n| 1 | Inflight Fitness Multi Bicep/Tricep, 150-lb stack, CT-MBTS-150
\n| 2 | Inflight Fitness Multi Inner/Outer Thigh, 150-lb stack, CT-MIOS-150
\n| 3 | Inflight Fitness Multi Seated Leg Extension/Leg Curl, 250-lb stack, CT-MSECS-250
\n| 4 | Inflight Fitness Multi Press, 250-lb stack, CT-MPSS-250
\n| 5 | Inflight Fitness Multi Leg Press, 250-lb stack, CT-MLPS-250
\n| 6 | Muscle D Commercial Stair Climber with LED Console, CC-SC-LS-B
Shipping is identified separately as Item 7.
\n\nThe identified brands/models establish the type of equipment contemplated rather than an absolute brand restriction. Equal products may be offered if they satisfy the solicitation's salient functional and performance characteristics. Reference-product dimensions and weights are principally for delivery and installation planning and are not exact design restrictions unless necessary to fit the Government-designated installation area. Quantities are firm requirements.
\n\nDelivery and Performance
\n\nPerformance begins upon award. The contractor must complete delivery, installation, operational verification, orientation, and submission of warranty documentation within 30–60 calendar days after award, unless the award establishes another completion date or the Contracting Officer subsequently changes it in writing. Contractors are required to promptly advise the Contracting Officer of anticipated commercial supply-chain delays.
\n\nPricing is to be FOB Destination and must include packaging, handling, shipping, and delivery. Unit prices are described as all-inclusive of costs associated with performance.
\n\nCompetition and Eligibility
\n\nCompetition is limited to concerns that qualify as both an Indian Economic Enterprise and a small business concern. Firms that do not meet both requirements will not be considered. Offerors must submit the required Indian Economic Enterprise Representation Form and represent that they meet the IEE definition and will continue to meet it throughout contract performance.
\n\nOfferors must also have an active SAM.gov registration and current UEI before award and certify that they are an authorized reseller of the products proposed and that applicable manufacturer warranties will be fully honored.
\n\nEvaluation and Award
\n\nThe procurement uses a Lowest Price Technically Acceptable (LPTA) approach. Award will be made to the responsible offeror submitting the lowest evaluated price whose quotation is technically acceptable and whose past performance is acceptable, if evaluated. The Government intends to evaluate quotations without discussions but reserves the right to conduct discussions.
\n\nTechnical evaluation is Acceptable/Unacceptable. To receive an Acceptable rating, the quotation must demonstrate compliance with all material solicitation requirements, including specifications, salient characteristics, delivery requirements, and mandatory technical requirements. An Unacceptable quotation is ineligible for award. Price will be evaluated for total evaluated price and may also be assessed for reasonableness and completeness.
\n\nPast performance may be rated Acceptable, Unacceptable, or Neutral. CPARS will be the primary source; when CPARS information is unavailable, an offeror may use the solicitation's Past Performance Questionnaire. Offerors may provide up to three references for recent and relevant contracts/orders performed within the preceding five years involving work similar in scope, size, and complexity. A firm without relevant past performance is not evaluated favorably or unfavorably.
\n\nSubmission Requirements and Key Dates
\n\nThe solicitation was issued September 2, 2026.
\n\nQuestions must be emailed to the Contract Specialist by 4:00 p.m. CDT on September 9, 2026.
\n\nWritten quotations are due 5:00 p.m. CDT on September 16, 2026. Email submissions are permitted; facsimile submissions are not, and no original hard copy is required.
\n\nThe solicitation identifies three attachments that form part of the procurement package:
\n\n1. SOW_YRTC_Fitness_Equipment
\n2. Indian Firm Representation Form-26Q00233
\n3. Past Performance Questionnaire
Contract Administration
\n\nInvoices must be submitted electronically through the Department of Treasury's Invoice Processing Platform (IPP) in accordance with HHSAR 352.232-71, unless the Contracting Officer authorizes an alternate method in writing. Required invoice information includes the contractor name, invoice number/date, complete award number, description/quantity/pricing, shipping and payment terms, UEI/TIN, and contractor contact information.
\n\nIn summary: this is a Buy Indian, 100% ISBEE-set-aside commercial-item procurement for six installed pieces of fitness equipment at the Mobridge YRTC. The Government is seeking a compliant, technically acceptable solution—including delivery and installation—at the lowest evaluated price, with contractor eligibility, technical compliance, delivery capability, authorized-reseller/warranty status, and past performance forming the principal award considerations.
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