Uspfo For Alaska Contracting Office, P.o. Box B, Camp Denali, Fort Richardson, Alaska 99505-2600

Y -- DESIGN AND CONSTRUCT MEDICAL TRAINING FACILITY -- 168TH SPTG, AK AIR NATIONAL GUARD, EIELSON AFB, AK SOL DAHA51-98-R-0003 DUE 081998 POC Major Yvonne Finley or Mr. Dave Hunt, (907)428-6182/6183 Design and construct Medical Training Facility for the Alaska Air National Guard at Eielson AFB, AK. The facility will not be less than 4000 s.f. The project includes preparation of construction documents and construction of the facility including interior and site electrical; mechanical; HVAC; plumbing; cabinetry; interior and exterior building finishes. The civil site work will be a prescriptive design furnished to the contractor to include site work, landscaping, foundation, and paving. The facility shall be used by two individuals daily and as many as 55 during unit training assemblies. Design and construction shall provide for medical record storage and maintenance, medical training, and medical administrative functions. This facility shall include administrative offices, record storage, training room, open office area to support pre-wired workstation, and restrooms. No treatment facilities are housed within this facility. The Medical Training Facility must present an aesthetic theme compatible with the adjacent Building 3349, the U.S. Air Force Clinic. Exterior materials and colors shall match the Air Force Clinic, Building 3349. The intent is for the exterior of both facilities to look as though they were designed by the same designer, and built at the same time. The project shall be bid as a firm fixed price, Design-Build contract that includes architect-engineer services and construction costs. Scope of project is $880,000 to $1,190,000. The RFP package will detail the evaluation factors governing the selection process. These factors shall include (in order of priority), 1) Quality of Construction; 2) Schedule; (Time line of construction); 3) Design Build experience in Interior Alaska; 4) Price. There are three optional line items. In order for the proposal to be responsive, all offerors must provide a cost proposal for each line item. The contractor will respond with three (3) copies of his/her proposal detailing qualitative and quantitative information as outlined in the evaluation process. While cost is a scored evaluation factor, the primary focus will be on the best overall value to the Government. The project schedule is also a scored evaluation factor that should be submitted as part of the contractor's proposal. This will be a single-phase selection process. No personal interviews will be conducted. The Government intends to award without discussions. Interested parties may obtain solicitation packages from the USPFO For Alaska, Attn: PFO-P (Major Finley), P.O. Box B, Camp Denali, Fort Richardson, AK 99505. Packages will be available 20 July 1998. Provide non-refundable check or money order payable to the U.S. Treasury in the amount to of $60.00. There will not be a public opening of proposals. Receipt of proposals shall be submitted not later than 3:00 p.m. on 20 August 1998 to the Anchorage Readiness Center, USPFO For Alaska, Building 49000, Room B-216, Fort Richardson, AK. The name of the successful offeror and the amount of the contract will be released as public information after the selection process. The number of offerors, their names and the amount of their offers WILL NOT BE RELEASED AS PUBLIC INFORMATION. This information is exempt from disclosure under the Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) Exemption 4. Posted 07/13/98 (W-SN222513). (0194)

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