LPTA Evaluation Criteria.docx
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- 12305B20R0006
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This document outlines the evaluation criteria and submission requirements for a federal construction contract opportunity to replace existing hot water heating piping at a USDA research facility in Beltsville, Maryland. The solicitation will utilize Lowest Price Technically Acceptable source selection and will evaluate technical approach, past performance, key personnel experience, and proposed schedule. Interested vendors must submit past project examples, resumes for site superintendent and project manager demonstrating experience managing multi-disciplinary projects in occupied environments, and a construction schedule outlining key milestones. The solicitation is expected to be posted in May 2020 for this small business set-aside contract between $250,000-$500,000 to be completed within 120 days of notice to proceed. Performance and payment bonds will be required depending on contract value. A site visit will be held during the solicitation period.
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| File | Type | Posted |
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| sBARC 161 Piping.doc | DOC document | |
| sMD58.txt | TXT text file | |
| HEATING PIPE REPLACEMNT PROJECT WORK ORDER _.doc | DOC document | |
| 70818RenoBuilding.pdf |
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TECHNICAL PROPOSAL INSTRUCTIONS
Factor 1 – Technical Approach Narrative Provide a technical narrative approach for how this work will be accomplished with phasing in an occupied research facility. An acceptable narrative will clearly show an understanding of the work to be performed.
Factor 2 –Past Performance Experience Experience: for work in which you have been a prime contractor, provide a list of up to three (3) projects within the last five (5) years of similar size, scope, function, and complexity to the subject project. Federal Government experience is preferred but not required. Provide the information specified below for each project listed.
| 1. | Title and brief description of contract |
| 2. | Location |
| 3. | Owner/Client |
| 4. | Original dollar value of contract |
| 5. | Final dollar value of contract |
| 6. | Contract period of performance |
| 7. | Name and Phone # of Contracting Officer/Owners Representative |
Factor 3 -- Key Personnel Experience Provide resumes for key personnel. They should include, as a minimum: Site Superintendent, Project Manager. Acceptable resumes will show experience managing multi-disciplinary projects in an active/occupied environment.
For each key personnel provide the following information as a minimum:
1. Number of years with the company
2. Number of years’ experience
3. Role on the project
| 4. | Ability to manage complex projects (education, experience, accomplishments), |
| 5. | Work performed on prior similar projects, |
The Government may check references of all proposed personnel.
Factor 4 - Schedule Provide a proposed construction schedule. An acceptable schedule will show key milestones such as: Notice to Proceed, material submittals, work activities, punch list, and closeout; with an understanding of their relationships and duration.
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