Office of the Secretary of Defense, Pentagon Renovation Management Office, 100 Boundary Channel Drive, Arlington, VA 22202

Y -- FIXED PRICE INDEFINITE DELIVERY INDEFINITE QUANTITY CONSTRUCTION SERVICES SOL MDA-947-99-0015 DUE 030999 POC Leah Treppel, Contracting Officer, 703-693-8934; Charlene Brown, Contract Specialist, 703-693-8931 WEB: Pentagon Renovation Office, http://www.dtic.mil/pentagon_renovation. E-MAIL: Charlene Brown, Contract Specialist, browncv@army.pentagon.mil. The Pentagon Renovation Management Office is soliciting proposals for a Fixed-Price, Indefinite Delivery Indefinite Quantity construction services contract, to provide management, planning, execution and quality control of a broad variety of construction renovation and rehabilitation projects predominant- ly for facilities at or near the Pentagon, Arlington, VA. The contractor shall pro- vide construction services as requested in delivery orders issued under this contract. The basis for the Contractor's delivery order proposals shall be the prices published by R.S. Means Company, Inc., as contained in the Unit Price Section of the book entitled Means Facility Cost Data. Delivery orders shall range from $1,000 to $5,000,000. The cumulative (maximum) amount of orders shall not exceed $280,000,000 over a possible seven year period. The construction services will be limited to the support of the Pentagon Renovation Program. Services may include, but not be limited to, the construction of tem- porary office complexes, swing space, remodeling, earthwork, concrete, mechnical, electrical (fire alarms, security systems, sprinklers), demolition, reno- vation of multi-story office space in an occupied building and tenant fit-out. The contractor should have design-build capabilities, (the ability to take a project from conceptual design level through completion). The work required extends beyond a conventional, single construction effort, in that it involves the planning scheduling, coordination and procuring of materials for a fluctuating flow of anticipated unrelated tasks. The Contractor will be expected to work in areas of the building while they remain occupied and operational during construction and renovation activities. Minimization of impacts to tenants and building opera- tions must be considered at all times in the planning and coordination of work activities. A high degree of coordination will also be required with other con- tractors. The Contractor will need to provide a flexible and multi-disciplined work force of the highest quality. The Pentagon and most delivery/pick-up locations (including the Contractor-furnished and Government leased ware- houses) are limited access facilities that require all contractors and subcontract employees to be appropriately badged as a condition of working in that facility. Legal resident aliens employed by the contractor may request and be issued a Pentagon Building Pass. One to three contracts will be awarded with a three- year basic period and two two-year option periods for each contract. Each contractor is guaranteed a minimum of one delivery order a year. Subject soli- citation will be released on CD-ROM at no cost to interested parties on or about January 25, 1999. A pre-proposal conference will be held on or about February 16, 1999, details to follow. Written solicitation requests will be accepted by mail or fax (703) 614-7546 or e-mail (browncv@army.pentagon.mil). Telephone requests will not be accepted. Posted 12/29/98 (W-SN283899). (0363)

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