M1LZ--Assisted Parking Services | San Francisco Health Care System
Solicitation from VETERANS AFFAIRS, DEPARTMENT OF • VETERANS AFFAIRS, DEPARTMENT OF. Place of performance: CA. Response deadline: Feb 27, 2026. Industry: NAICS 812930 • PSC M1LZ.
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The Department of Veterans Affairs Medical Center (VA), San Francisco, has a requirement for assisted parking services to alleviate parking problems. Based on current operations, it is estimated that the Contractor will be required to park and/or provide assistance in parking of approximately 500-700 cars per day. It is understood that the number of vehicles indicated herein are estimated quantities and may fluctuate during the contract period. Contractor shall provide sufficient number of staff in order to meet the needs of the VA.
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The VA San Francisco Medical Center is soliciting Assisted Parking Services (PSC M1LZ) under solicitation 36C26126Q0354 as an SDVOSBC set-aside. The contractor is expected to park and/or assist in parking an estimated 500–700 cars per day, with volumes that may fluctuate during the contract period. The requirement emphasizes providing a sufficient number of staff to meet VA needs, indicating staffing and surge capacity will be central to performance. Responses are due 2026-02-27 15:00 UTC, and offerors should review the two posted attachments for detailed performance, schedule, and compliance requirements.
Alleviate on-site parking problems at the VA San Francisco Medical Center by outsourcing assisted parking operations, ensuring enough trained staff are available to handle an estimated 500–700 vehicles per day while maintaining service levels as demand fluctuates.
- Provide assisted parking operations (park and/or assist in parking) for approximately 500–700 vehicles per day (estimated, fluctuating).
- Develop and maintain a staffing plan that ensures a sufficient number of staff to meet daily demand and variability.
- Provide day-to-day operational management/supervision to ensure continuous coverage and responsiveness to VA needs.
- Implement surge/coverage approach for peak times and unexpected volume changes (as vehicles may fluctuate during the contract period).
- Complete offer submission for solicitation 36C26126Q0354 by the stated deadline (2026-02-27 15:00 UTC).
- A clear technical approach describing how you will provide assisted parking and manage throughput of 500–700 vehicles/day (including how you handle volume fluctuations).
- Staffing plan showing how you will provide a sufficient number of staff to meet VA needs (coverage model, supervision, and surge approach).
- Evidence of SDVOSBC eligibility/representation consistent with an SDVOSBC set-aside.
- Past performance examples relevant to assisted parking/valet/parking management at high-volume sites (especially healthcare facilities if available).
- Pricing/quote as required by the solicitation and attachments.
- Acknowledgement and compliance with requirements contained in the two posted attachments.
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- Details from the two solicitation attachments (scope specifics, submission instructions, evaluation criteria, pricing format, clauses)
- Exact place of performance address/locations and parking facilities involved
- Hours of operation and required coverage schedule
- Period of performance (start/end; base and option periods)
- Security/badging/background check requirements for onsite staff
- Required insurance/liability and vehicle handling controls
- Performance standards/metrics and reporting requirements
- Government-furnished equipment/resources (if any) and contractor equipment requirements
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