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COMMERCE BUSINESS DAILY ISSUE OF NOVEMBER 6,1995 PSA#1467PHS-6, Engineering Services, 1200 Main Street, Room 1900, Dallas, Texas
75202-4348, (214) 767-3492 C -- A/E MASTER INDEFINITE DELIVERY CONTRACT FOR ENVIRONMENTAL AND
CIVIL ENGINEERING SERVICES FOR INDIAN HEALTH SERVICE SANITATION
FACILITIES CONSTRUCTION PROJECTS WITHIN THE ALBUQUERQUE AREA SOL
161-96-0004 DUE 111795. Barry J. Prince, Contracting Officer, (214)
767-3492. In-house engineering services primarily for environmental and
civil (E&C) specialties in water, wastewater, and solid waste disposal
for small and medium community and individual home sanitation
facilities located within the administrative jurisdiction of the
Albuquerque Indian Health Service (IHS) Sanitation Facilities
Construction (SFC) are required for an indefinite-delivery
requirements. THIS IS A ``SOURCES SOUGHT'' NOTICE FOR 100 PERCENT
INDIAN OWNED, CONTROLLED, AND OPERATED FIRMS. In accordance with the
Public Health Service Acquisition Regulation (PHSAR) Paragraph
380.503(E), under a 100 percent Buy Indian Set-Aside, not more than 50
percent of the work to be performed under a prime contract awarded
pursuant to the Buy Indian Act shall be subcontracted to other than
Indian firms. For this purpose, the work to be performed does not
include the provision of materials, supplies, or equipment. In order
for an Indian firm to prove they meet the qualifications requirement of
the Buy Indian Set-Aside restriction, i.e., offerors who are currently
certified by the Indian Health Service (IHS) or the Bureau of Indian
Affairs (BIA) as an ``Indian Firm,'' they need to submit their
certification (Tribal Affiliation and Degree of Indian Blood) with
their SF 254/255. Offerors who are NOT currently certified by IHS or
BIA are required to submit proof of ownership and eligibility for
Indian preference under the ``Buy Indian Act.'' IN ACCORDANCE WITH
PHSAR 380.502-1, THE TRIBAL MEMBER MUST BE A MEMBER OF A FEDERALLY
RECOGNIZED TRIBE. The estimated dollar range for each construction
project to be awarded under this requirements-type contract is $10,000
to $700,000. Specific projects, as they occur, will be accomplished by
negotiation and issuance of delivery orders. The amount payable under
this proposed requirements-type contract is estimated not to exceed
$100,000 per year. The proposed contract will be for an initial one
year with four one-year options that may be exercised at the
Government's discretion. Overhead and discipline hourly rates for the
option years will be negotiated before the award of this contract. The
evaluation factors for selection of the engineer and consultants, in
descending order of priority with the first two having equal value,
are: (1) Professional qualifications of firm:Overall adequacy of staff,
qualifications of principals and project managers, length of time firm
has been established, qualifications as a prime contractor in small
and medium community and individual sanitation facility design; (2)
Experience and Qualifications of the Proposed Key Staff: Firms
qualifications and experience in performing surveying services,
including right-of-way drawings, legal descriptions, topographic maps,
and specialized technical skills and design preparation for small
community sanitation facility design, sanitation facilities feasibility
studies, infiltration and inflow studies, and hydraulic analysis of
small water distribution systems; (3) Location of Main Office of
Firm(s) and Consultants: Firm's accessibility to consultants and
Albuquerque IHS/OEHE. Knowledge of the Albuquerque IHS/OEHE service
area and locality of the project sites; (4) Past Performance Record on
Government and Private Industry Contracts: Quality of work, compliance
with performance schedules, and cost estimating, brief description of
past projects in small and medium community and individual; (5)
Analysis of Current and Projected Workload: Current projects and future
projects applied for; and (6) Computerized drafting: Equipment owned,
experience and training of drafting technicians, and the firms
experience and ability in using and producing Autocad compatible DXF
files and formatting. Firms that meet the requirements described in
this announcement are invited to submit (1) a letter of interest and
the Certification described above; (2) a Standard Form 254, A/E and
Related Services Questionnaire for the firm and all consultants; and
(3) Standard Form 255, A/E and Related Services Questionnaire for
Specific Projects to PHS-6, Barry J. Prince, Contracting Officer,
Indian Health Service, Engineering Services, 1200 Main Street, Room
1900, Dallas, Texas 75202-4348 by close of business, Friday, November
17, 1995. No other general notification for these services will be
made. The Contracting Officer will consider specific expressions of
interest in response to this notice to determine if a 100 percent Buy
Indian Set-Aside is appropriate. THIS IS NOT A REQUEST FOR PROPOSAL.
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