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COMMERCE BUSINESS DAILY ISSUE OF DECEMBER 3,1998 PSA#2234U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, 600 M.L. King, Jr. Pl., Rm 821,
Louisville, KY 40202-2230 F -- PRE-PLACED REMEDIAL ACTION CONTRACT PRIMARILY FOR THE LOUISVILLE
DISTRICT MISSION BUT CAN INCLUDE MISSIONS WITHIN AND OUTSIDE THE GREAT
LAKES AND OHIIO RIVER DIVISION BOUNDARIES SOL DACA27-99-R-0007 POC
Contract Specialist, Denise Bush (502)625-7528, Technical Contact, Gary
Meden (502)625-7446 Indefinite Delivery/Indefinite Quantity, Cost
Reimbursement, Pre-Place Remedial Action Contracts (PRAC) for
Environmental Support Services primarily for the Louisville District
mission but can include missions within and outside the Great Lakes and
Ohio River Division Boundaries. The Government intends to award two $15
million, 8(a) set aside contracts. The contract period is a two year
base period with a three year option, if exercised, for a maximum 5
year period. The purpose of this notice is to advise prospective
offerors that the acquisition will be solicited using multi-phase
techniques. This announcement represents phase one of this multi-phase
acquisition. During this phase (Phase I -- Pre-Solicitation Notice)
the Government will use evaluation criteria to provide recommendations
to offerors on whether they appear to be a viable competitor for
subsequent phases. The second phase (Phase II -- solicitation) will be
the evaluation of the response to the request for proposal (RFP). At
the discretion of the Government, a third phase (Phase III -- Oral
Presentations) may be incorporated. The type of work to be done could
include, but is not limited to, soil remediation; sampling and
analyzing the contents of a variety of tanks, drums and transformers;
removing tanks, drums, transformers and their contents; disposal of
tanks, drums and transformers; emergency spill containment structures
or other facilities incidental to the work; sampling and testing of
water and soil samples; installing monitoring wells; well abandonment;
constructing caps, slurry walls and grout curtains; removing unsafe
buildings, or portions of buildings, with and without asbestos;
installing soil venting systems, groundwater treatment systems, and
thermal extraction systems; incinerating a variety of types of
contaminated materials; removing, treating and disposing of wastes from
ordnance, explosives and/or radiation; ordnance identification and
avoidance; remediation/removal of low level radioactive waste;
installing new tanks and new water supply systems; short term operation
and maintenance of facilities, and the planning of work efforts
required; preparation of completion reports and as-built drawings A
mini-proposal submission is required in response to this notice. The
following information is requested: (1) DEPTH AND SIZE OF THE
ORGANIZATION: Indicate geographical locations of the Home Office and/or
Branch Offices that will be utilized in support of this contract.
Delineate the depth and size of organization. This data should be in
summary form, indicating numbers of home and branch office personnel by
discipline or trade, such as general construction superintendents,
quality control personnel, cost engineers, planning and scheduling
engineers, safety engineers, operators, etc. (2) ORGANIZATIONAL
APPROACH: Describe your organizational approach and whether you propose
to use your own resources solely, a joint venture, a teaming
arrangement or other subcontract arrangement. Submit the actual
organizational charts for the prime and, if the contract is to be a
team arrangement, submit organization charts for each team member.
Provide mailing addresses and office locations of the corporate
headquarters, regional offices and other offices for each team member.
The submittal shall also be sufficiently detailed to indicate the
size, diversity, and organizational structure of the team as a whole.
Personnel on the organizational chart, including support staff and team
member/subcontractors, should be identified by name, discipline, task
area, company and office location. The organizational chart shall
clearly indicate reporting lines. Describe how the proposed project
organization team will function under this contract relative to your
home office organization. (3) PROJECT EXPERIENCE: Create and complete
a table consisting of the following seven (7) columns for up to a total
of ten (10) completed projects within the last five (5) years: Column
1 "Project Name and Location", Column 2 "Contractor (You, Team Member,
etc.), Column 3 Contractor Role (Include % of Work Accomplished by
Contractor in Column 2), Column 4 Contract Type (Fixed Fee, Cost Plus
Fixed Fee, etc.), Column 5 Project Description (Type of Work), Column
6 Customer (Name, Address, and Phone Number), and Column 7 Government
Officials who Monitored Project (EPA Regulators, etc.) This should
represent the proposed team's experience in HTRW, firm-fixed and
cost-type contracts. If numerous and similar source/removals/cleanups
occurred under one contract, complete one line for the multiple task
contract. The form should indicate your firm's role in each of the
completed projects (and percentage of work effort the firm was
responsible for) and past experience as a prime, joint venture,
subcontractor in comparable projects. Emphasize projects that provided
remedial action to hazardous waste cleanups. All references shall
contain the name, address, and telephone number of the customer, as
well as the names and telephone numbers of Federal and State officials
who monitored the project. Confidential clients will not be accepted
as references. For the purposes of this section, a Completed Project
will be defined as cost reimbursable contracts and task orders that are
physically complete and for which final payment has been requested or
made and fixed price contracts where final payment has been made.
Additional information on these projects will be requested in the
Request for Proposal (Phase II). (4) EXPERIENCE WITH REGULATORS:
Provide information to demonstrate past experience (if any) with state
and federal regulators with jurisdiction in Illinois, Indiana, Ohio,
Michigan, Kentucky, West Virginia, Pennsylvania, New York, and
Tennessee (especially USEPA Regions IV and V). (5) MANAGEMENT
INFORMATION SYSTEM (MIS): Description of the MIS capabilities regarding
planning and scheduling, cost estimating, budgeting and accounting
reports, technical and regulatory reports, submittals and other
relevant data. Describe the specific mechanisms and relationships that
will be utilized to track productivity on a real-time basis (daily,
weekly, monthly). (6) PROPOSED LABORATORIES: List laboratories by
matrix/analyte/location that you proposed to use and indicate your use
of them in the past. (7) LARGE BUSINESS ONLY: Provide a chart showing
anticipated SDB, WOSB, HBU, Small Business and local hiring by type of
work. The numbered criteria above will be evaluated individually and
holistically. Failure to submit information in any given area will
result in a recommendation of not being a viable competitor. The
highest ratings will be given for the following information in each
area: 1. The most personnel of the disciplines required to accomplish
the work described above especially within the primary area of
operation listed. 2. An approach that is efficient and clearly defines
reporting lines. 3. Examples of diverse HTRW remediation work of the
types listed above with experience in the states listed in "4". 4.
Experience with regulators in most of the states listed and USEPA
Regions IV and V. 5. A viable MIS thatwill produce the information
listed at minimal cost. 6. A set of laboratories that will allow
diverse HTRW testing including solid, soil, liquid, water, and air
samples and varied analytes, including explosives, VOCs, SVOCs, PCB,
PAHs (PNAs), pesticides, lead-based paint, TOX, metals (total and
TCLP), and low level radioactivity. In addition, the information will
be viewed in a holistic context to determine if your proposal presents
a well-defined organization that has the capabilities to complete the
types of work (soil remediation, sampling and analyzing, etc.) listed
above in an efficient manner. The above information must be submitted
no later than 4:30 PM EST, December 31, 1998. Submissions may not be
submitted by facsimile. Phase I submittals shall be no more than 15
pages in length, excluding title page and table of contents. Pages will
be numbered sequentially. Pages will be 8 " X 11". If a foldout page
(11"X17") is used, it will be counted as two pages. Any page after the
first 15 will not be evaluated. Phase I submittals will be used in
conjunction with RFP (Phase II) proposals. A letter will be provided to
each offeror, indicating whether or not the offeror appears to be a
viable competitor within 30 days of receipt of Phase I submittals. A
PRE-SUBMITTAL CONFERENCE will be held at 0800 local time on December
10, 1998 at the Hyatt Regency Hotel, 320 W. Jefferson, Louisville,
Kentucky, 40202. Questions pertaining to the acquisition should be
faxed to Denise Bush at (502) 582-5266 in advance of the pre-submittal
conference, so that they may be answered at the conference. Oral
questions will not be accepted. All questions must be submitted in
writing. Posted 12/01/98 (W-SN275995). (0335) Loren Data Corp. http://www.ld.com (SYN# 0046 19981203\F-0001.SOL)
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