Other functions: (REQ#4289031)(REQ#4111510)(WR#C103578)a/e services for completion of unfinished infrastructure back bone from east and west vault commissioned for power distribution to old B10 of the…

This federal contract award from the National Institutes of Health (NIH) is for architectural and engineering (A/E) services to complete the unfinished electrical infrastructure backbone from east and west vaults for power distribution to Building 10 of the NIH Clinical Center complex. The base contract has a ceiling value of $754,690.00 and was awarded to AECOM Smith Carter Joint Venture, a partnership between AECOM and Smith Carter. The contract includes multiple tasks for draft and final concept designs as well as cost estimates. This contract is not set aside and is a firm fixed price delivery order. AECOM Smith Carter Joint Venture has previously received other A/E service contracts from NIH for facility upgrades and infrastructure projects.

Other functions: (REQ#4289031)(REQ#4111510)(WR#C103578)a/e services for completion of unfinished infrastructure back bone from east and west vault commissioned for power distribution to old B10 of the clinical center complex including the transfer of loads from electrical vaults 1 thru 5; mohammad AL gararheh; HHSN292201400001I the work described in this task order include the following: base bid: concept design documents the a/e shall provide submittals at the following stages for: project description: the goal for this project is to investigate and develop multiple viable design options for installation of the new electrical risers in building 10 (wings a, b/c/d, and g/h/j). The AE team shall survey the building and coordinate with the NIH personnel in order to identify and evaluate potential locations for the new electrical risers as follows: present and discuss viable options for internal riser locations (common internal risers should be considered for the east wings b/c/d and west wings g/h/j) and one (1) viable option for external riser location (similarly, common external risers should be considered for the east wings b/c/d and west wings g/h/j). I. Draft concept deliverable this deliverable shall include the following tasks: 1. Data collection 2. Field investigations 3. Concept development a. Narrative describing each concept b. Pros and cons associated with each concept c. Concept sketches in addition to the narrative, the AE shall produce sketches as necessary to illustrate the proposed design concepts. These sketches are not intended for construction purposes. The construction drawings will be prepared during the project construction document phase services. The construction drawings will be generated using 3D revit software for the work within the new spaces. The concept sketches will be prepared in autocad. 4. Construction cost estimate preparation a. The AE shall develop construction cost estimate for each of the four concepts. All cost estimates will be based on initial capital cost and should not include life cycle costing for each concept. 5. Adrb presentation a. The AE shall prepare 3D sketchup graphics of the exterior risers and present to the NIH architectural design review board for approval. WR#: C103578 29 april 2016 page 10 of 21 6. Presentation of the concepts to NIH staff a. The AE shall meet with NIH staff and confirm the riser location options prior to the draft concept submission. Upon receiving the NIH confirmation, the AE shall proceed with further development of these concepts. 7. After submission of these viable options, the a/e will partner with NIH for selection of the best value option. The next deliverables will develop this option to the design development level/final concept. II. Final concept deliverable this deliverable shall include the following tasks: 1. NIH review comments the AE shall coordinate with the project officer and meet with NIH staff to discuss their review comments. 2. Concept development a. Narrative description of design b. Drawings in addition to the narrative, the AE shall produce drawings as necessary to illustrate the proposed design concepts. These drawings are not intended for construction purposes. The construction drawings will be prepared during the project construction document phase services. The construction drawings will be generated using 3D revit software for the work within the new spaces. The concept drawings will be prepared in autocad. 3. Construction cost estimate a. The AE shall develop construction cost estimate. All cost estimates will be based on initial capital cost and should not include life cycle costing for each concept. III. General requirements: a. Displacement of any existing spaces will be handled by NIH separately and the AE shall not include fees or construction costs associated with this effort under this task. B. The AE shall provide geotechnical engineering services if require