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All Federal Contract Awards
BPA Call AID111E1700001-AID111BC1700002
Award Date
9/12/17
Potential Completion Date
12/29/17
Potential Value
$5K
Overview
Contacts
Activity
1
Transactions
1
Subawards
Opportunity Stack
Similar Awards
Federal Agency
US Mission in Armenia
Awardee
Hamkar Design MV82M4NKHKQ3
Ultimate Awardee
Not listed
NAICS Category
541330 - Engineering Services
PSC Category
C1JZ - Architect And Engineering- Construction: Miscellaneous Buildings
Federal Contract Vehicle
Not listed
Set-Aside Type
No Set-Aside Used
Extent Competed
Competed under SAP
Major Defense Program
Not listed
Pricing Type
Firm Fixed Price
Place of Performance
Armenia
Solicitation Procedures
Simplified Acquisition
Number Of Offers Received
1
Legislative Mandate
Not listed
National Interest Action
Not listed
Research Type
Not listed
Primary Consortia Member
Not listed
AID111E1700001
Blanket Purchase Agreement
AID111E1700001-AID111BC1700002
BPA Call
Update #1
Update #2
CONSTRUCTION OVERSIGHT IN TUMANYAN, TATEV & DILIJAN
Posted 9/12/17
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Description
Solicitation Number
FederalAgency
Type
PostedDate
Construction Supervision or Compliance Activity of USAID/Armenia Funded Activities
This requirement is for a Blanket Purchase Agreement for Architectural and Engineering (A&E) Services for various project locations within Republic of Armenia. A&E firms and individuals shall hold all necessary licenses of the Republic of Armenia to provide the required services. The services will be for undertaking the supervision or compliance review of USAID's Implementing Partner's and construction contractor's works, which will include the following: (i) Design review and comments; Ensure that works are in compliance with the approved design and applicable laws, building codes and safety requirements;(ii) Supervision or compliance review of construction works for safety, quality, quantity (volume of works) and time control; The aim is to obtain the highest quality product, in the least time, and assure adherence to USAID approved environmental, safety and health procedures, controlling claims and moderating additional cost, and maintain a written record of the process and results;(iii) Participate in and where necessary perform interim testing of systems and system components; (iv) Participate in the final inspection and acceptance of works; (v) Work closely with USAID respective staff for coordination of activities, provide regular technical feedback on progress, schedule joint monitoring site visits;(vi) Compile and provide related documents and reports, etc. Specific deliverables and milestones will be provided by the COR for each Task Order issued under this BPA.Comment on the Contractor's Shop Drawings: The A&E Company will review the working designs and specifications to ensure that they comply with Armenian construction standards/codes and safety and environmental requirementsSupervision, Compliance Oversight of Construction Contractors Works: The A&E Company shall supervise or review the construction work for compliance with the overall agreed technical quality and compliance of performance, equipment and materials, and the quality of workmanship as well as the quantity (volume of works) and time control when tasked. This shall involve compliance with the design and specifications, quality of work and changes of the program when appropriate. Compliance control shall be carried out for supplies as well as for works. Particular attention has to be paid to the compliance with safety and environmental requirements. Recommendations shall be made to USAID/Armenia either recommending acceptance or denial of the contractor's requests for extensions, changes for the approved plans and schedules.Technical Inspections: The A&E Company shall check all the technical codes and standards for the installation and construction of all systems/equipment and their compliance with approved designs, applicable laws, building codes, safety and environmental requirements.Meetings: Site progress meetings with USAID/Armenia shall be scheduled on a monthly or semi-monthly basis as requested by USAID/Armenia for each specific order. More frequent meetings will be organized during times of peak activity, if necessary. In case inaccuracies are identified during inspection visits, corrective and remedial measures will be discussed and agreed upon during the formal progress monitoring meetings. The principal items to be addressed at the project progress meetings and following monthly reports shall include but not limited to the following:• Adequacy of performed works with the initially approved design;• Discussion of identified current/potential problems, finding solutions. Testing and Commissioning: The A&E Company shall participate in the interim and final commissioning. The A&E Company shall certify final test results and witness the commissioning of the systems. Testing of all the equipment/systems installed by the construction contractor shall be carried out in accordance with the specifications. A&E Company engineers shall attend and witness final testing of equipment and systems.A. Deliverables and Deliverables ScheduleFor each Task Order under this BPA the Contractor shall submit the following deliverables/reports or outputs to the COR: • Construction Project Supervision or Compliance Reports: will be submitted to USAID/Armenia on a monthly basis regarding the progress of the project; quantity and quality as well as correspondence of the works performed by the construction contractor(s) with the design. Should any inconsistencies between the design and the works performed by the construction contractor, or any other problems be identified during the project monitoring, the contractor will provide unplanned reports to USAID/Armenia keeping them apprised of the problems. • Phase Reports: will be provided to USAID/Armenia upon completion of certain tasks and installation and testing of systems according to the approved schedule of works. • Project Completion Report: will be provided to USAID/Armenia upon completion and sign off of a specific project. • BPA Completion Report: will be provided to USAID/Armenia upon completion and sign off of the BPA.The lead discipline shall be a registered Architect. The term of the contract will be 1,825 calendar days from the date of contract award, or until a $500,000 maximum contract limit is reached. The daily rates will be negotiated for each calendar year.The A&E fee for any single order may not exceed $150,000. The estimated start date is December 2016. Qualifications will be reviewed by an A&E Evaluation Board to evaluate and determine the most highly qualified firms to perform the work prescribed in the Statement of Work for the BPA and the BPA's calls announced with BPA. The evaluation of the offerors will be based on the information provided in the Standard Form 330. A price proposal will be requested of the highest evaluated firm and discussions will be initiated with this firm with the intent of an award. Evaluation of proposals will be done using numerical scoring by the criteria presented below. A&E selection criteria will include (in order of importance): (1) Professional qualification of the proposed staff and consultants. Proposals shall demonstrate knowledge and experience in applying sustainability concepts and principles to facilities and infrastructures tough an integrated design approach, including: water and energy conservation, pollution prevention, the use of recovered and recycled materials, waste reduction, and construction waste management practices. List only the team members who will actually perform major tasks under this contract. Qualifications should address each individual's specific contribution to the efforts contemplated by the contract. SCHEDULE A: 1) interior/exterior renovations/alterations; 2) energy efficiency/conservation designs, 3) repair and minor construction projects, 4) structural investigations and 5) seismic evaluations. SCHEDULE B: 1) water and other utility improvements, 2) site improvements, 3) general landscape, surveying and irrigation projects, 4) life safety, 5) site surveys, 6) site investigations, 7) cost estimating, 8) economic analysis required to develop and define actual costs of construction projects,9) provide quality control and inspection/acceptance services. The firm must have experience with coordination of design disciplines for phased construction, including occupied/unoccupied and fast track projects. Projects may also require the identification of asbestos and lead-based paint. Do not list more than a total of ten (10) projects in Section F of SF Form 330. Indicate which consultants for the proposed team, if any, participated in the preparation of design documentation for the projects listed. Sustainable Design: Demonstrated success in prescribing the use of recovered materials and achieving waste reduction and energy efficiency in facility design. 2) Past performance on contracts with government agencies and private industry in terms of cost control, quality of work and compliance with performance schedules. Indicate effectiveness by listing budget/estimated construction cost, award amount, final design estimates, and construction change order rate for at least five recent projects. Briefly describe internal quality assurance and cost control procedures and indicate team members who are responsible for monitoring these processes and how you ensure the quality of work from subcontractors. List recent awards, commendations, and other performance evaluations (do not submit copies). (3) Capacity to accomplish the work in the required time. Indicate the firm's present workload and the availability of the project team (including consultants) for the specified contract performance period and indicate specialized available and prior security clearances. (4) Location in the general geographic area and knowledge of the locality of the projects. Those firms which meet the requirements described in this announcement and wish to be considered must submit one copy of SF 330 for the firm and Section E of SF330 for each consultant listed in Section G, to the address stated above by 5:00 P.M. Local Time on the due date that is shown above. Submittals received after the date and time stated herein will not be considered. Indicate solicitation number in block 3 of PART I and block 1 of PART II, Contractor Establishment Code (CEC), and /or DUNS number in block 4 of PART II, email address in block 6c. For firm with multiple offices, complete the PART II for each specific branch office seeking work. Use Section H of the SF 330 to provide any additional information desired. Personal interviews may not be scheduled prior to selection of the most highly qualified firm. SF 330s shall not exceed 30 printed pages. Double sided are two pages. Organizational charts and photographs are excluded from the 30-page count. Exception: Photographs with text will be considered one page. All information must be included in the SF 330 (cover letter, other attachments and pages in excess of the 30 page limit will not be included in the evaluation process). Firms not providing the requested information in the format directed in the synopsis will be negatively evaluated. Firms, their subsidiaries or affiliates that design or prepare specifications for a construction contract or procurement of supplies cannot provide the construction or supplies. This limitation also applies to subsidiaries and affiliates of the firm. Telegraphic and facsimile SF 330s will not be accepted. Site visits will not be arranged during the submittal period The Standard Industrial Code (SIC) is 8711 and the North American Industry Code Standard (NAICS) is 541330. The lead discipline shall be a registered Architect. Proposals must be written in English. The Offeror should submit the proposal electronically internet e-mail attachments compatible with PDF, MS Word, Excel, in a MS Windows environment. The address for the recipient of electronic proposals is ayeghiazarian@usaid.gov Government Obligation - The US Government is not obligated to make an award or to pay for any costs incurred by the offeror in preparation of a proposal in response hereto.
SOL-111-17-000002
US Agency for International Development
Solicitation 1/2
10/20/16, 6:02 AM
Construction Supervision or Compliance Activity of USAID/Armenia Funded Activities
Awarded contract AID-111-E-17-00001 to HAMKAR DESIGN for not to exceed $500,000 on 2017-04-28.
SOL-111-17-000002
US Agency for International Development
Award Notice 2/2
5/3/17, 7:22 AM
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Description
ReasonForModification
Federal Obligation
Date
Not listed
CONSTRUCTION OVERSIGHT IN TUMANYAN, TATEV & DILIJAN
Not listed
$5.0k
9/12/17