B12_RFIs___Answers_11_July_2023_3.pdf
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This document contains questions and answers regarding Solicitation Number 140A1623R0031 for Demolition Assessment Services under the SATOC (Strategic Acquisition of Technical and Operative Capabilities) multiple award contract vehicle. The Bureau of Indian Affairs seeks key personnel in project management, hazardous materials assessment, civil/structural assessment, and environmental assessment to conduct building condition assessments on federal properties. Structural engineering, cost estimating, and professional surveying are not separate required disciplines but certain task orders may involve assessments of structures, cost estimates, or site maps. Additional resumes beyond those for the listed key disciplines will not be considered. The SATOC will be used to issue task orders for assessment services to determine repair and improvement needs prior to federal property transfers.
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| Synopsis_Solicitation_1401623R0031_Attachment_2_SF330_2.pdf | ||
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| Synopsis_Solicitation_1401623R0031_Attachment_1_SOW_2.pdf |
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No. Contractor's Questions Government Response
1 How will this project be funded? Will it be through the Great American Outdoors Act like the previous assessment work? Task orders under the SATOC will be funded using program funds and are unrelated to the Great American Outdoors Act funding.
It states in the synopsis (Solicitation: 140A1623R0031) on Page 2,3. (A) “Responding firms shall submit resumes for each of the following key disciplines: (1) Project Management; (2) Hazardous Building Material Assessment; and so on…” a maximum of one (1) resume for each of the other disciplines shall be submitted.” Please clarify if the Offeror may include additional resumes as deemed appropriate and in coordination with our organizational chart.
Additional resumes are not required, only the resumes of key personnel as outlined in the synopsis will be considered. The basis of the evaluation for Selection Criteria A is Sections E and F of the SF 330. Offerors should present key personnel that best demonstrate the ability to perform the tasks outlined in the Statement of Work.
3 Is structural engineering a required discipline? It is not currently listed as a required discipline, however, Section 3.3.2.2.
indicates a requirement for structural support systems to be assessed.
Structural engineering is a required discipline as outlined in selection criteria A, key discipline 4, Civil/Structural assessment. Task orders issued under the SATOC may require an assessment of the structural system to determine if a building is safe to transfer ownership.
4 Is cost estimating a required service/discipline? It is not currently listed as a required discipline, however, Section 3.3.6.1 states that the A/E is to provide a professional estimate of the probable costs for identified improvements and repairs.
Cost estimating is not a separate key discipline of the SATOC. Task orders issued under the SATOC may have cost estimating elements and key personnel should be capable of furnishing this information.
5 Is a site surveyor a required discipline? It is not currently listed as a required discipline, however, Section 3.3.1.1.1 indicates a need for a site survey and a map of each assessment site.
A site surveyor is not a required discipline of the SATOC. Maps can be generated from aerial imagery, existing site plans, and other methods. Professional level surveys are not necessary for the scope of this work.
Combined Synopsis/Solicitation Number and Name: 140A1623R0031, Demolition Assessment Services SATOC
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