Department of DefenseIssuing agency·South Carolina·via the SAM.gov Get Opportunities APIThis contract is in support of the United States Marine Corps Recruiting Command (MCRC) Branding Program for each of the six (6) Marine Corps Districts (MCD), which are located throughout the United States, overseas and its territories. The use of branded locations, emphasizing the approved Marine Corps colors, symbols, themes, furnishings, and lighting effects will help distinguish Marine Corps recruiting offices from recruiting offices of other Armed Services, providing a distinct recruiting advantage vis-a-vis other Services. The appearance of the branded offices leaves a positive impression not just with prospects, but their parents and other influencers as well.
MCRC is taking steps to improve physical security of recruiting facilities. MCRC intends to utilize perforated window film on the glass surfaces of storefront recruiting facilities in order to provide concealment, more specifically, protection from observation. It is necessary to have a means of obscuring the view of Marine recruiting station from the outside as a force protection measure.
It is also necessary that, where practical, the Marines maintain visibility of the area outside of their office in order to maintain their situational awareness. This will provide them with the possibility of early warning, if a potential aggressor is approaching the office or preparing to commit some type of hostile or unlawful act, outside the office. Perforated window film will allow for MCRC Branding Program success, while providing increased security for recruiting personnel and individuals visiting recruiting offices.
As a part of this requirement, the current storefront glass graphics will be removed, and new perforated window film will be installed to span the entire glass window/door surface. Perforated window film will be installed on existing facilities that have no storefront graphics. Additionally, perforated film will be replaced on existing facilities as required.
The contractor shall remove existing storefront vinyl graphics, clean glass surfaces, and install perforated window film spanning the entire glass window/door surface at approximately 1200 storefront locations across six Marine Corps Districts. The film must be 3M 8170-P40 4-mil or equal opaque cast vinyl with 60/40 visual obscurity, laminated with 3M 8518 Gloss Overlaminate or equal, and edge-sealed with 3M 8914 Edge Sealer Tape or equal. The contractor must coordinate with local jurisdictions and property owners for written installation permission, conduct site surveys, measure all glass areas, take digital photographs, and provide virtual proofs for approval. Printing must be G-7 calibrated using specified Pantone colors (Black C, 187 Red, 289 Blue). Installation shall be on the outside of glass windows/doors to avoid damaging existing interior fragmentation film. The contractor must provide a 2-year 3M MCS Warranty or equal (1.4 years for certain high-UV locations), and upon completion, take a photo of the facility for approval. Defects must be corrected within 30 days. The contractor must also dispose of old perforated film after COR verification.
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