140P2022R0072_Virtual_Project_Review_Presentation_0004.pptx
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This document provides details for a federal contract solicitation to repair the west wing of Building 201 at Fort Mason in the Golden Gate National Recreation Area. The National Park Service is seeking proposals to complete seismic strengthening of the west wing and related work, with an estimated price between $5-10 million. The contract will be a firm fixed price award made by February 28, 2023. Proposals are due by November 7, 2022. The period of performance is 450 calendar days following notice to proceed anticipated in mid-April 2023. The solicitation is set aside for small businesses with a size standard of $16.5 million. The scope of work includes seismic upgrades to structural components, hazardous waste disposal, and relocating server rooms. Optional bid items include additional east wing improvements, exterior painting, and window rehabilitation.
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Repair Park Headquarters (Bldg 201) for Seismic Strengthening, Fort Mason
Golden Gate National Recreation Area
PMIS: GOGA-212511D
Solicitation: 140P2022R0072
Virtual Project Overview October 14, 2022
E X P E R I E N C E Y O U R A M E R I C A
10/19/2022
OPENING
INTRODUCTIONS
ATTENDEE’S LIST WILL BE INCLUDED IN AN AMENDMENT
PURPOSE OF THE VIRTUAL PROJECT OVERVIEW
| 1) Introductions | |
| 2) Project Purpose and Background - Technical Information | |
| 3) Contractual Information | |
| a. Schedule and Tentative Deadlines | |
| b. Proposal Submission Requirements and Evaluation Information | |
| 4) Existing Conditions Site Visit |
PRE-PROPOSAL CONFERENCE QUESTIONS
QUESTIONS ONLY AFTER PRESENTATION IS COMPLETE – PLEASE DIRECT QUESTIONS TO CONTRACT SPECIALIST (CS) GABRIEL CASTELLANOS.
PLEASE STATE YOUR NAME AND COMPANY BEFORE YOU ASK YOUR QUESTION. THE QUESTION WILL BE REPEATED AND RESPONSE PROVIDED. QUESTIONS THE CO REQUESTS IN WRITING NEED TO BE PROVIDED VIA EMAIL TO BOTH Joelle_mascarenas@nps.gov and gabriel_castellanos@nps.gov.
RESPONSES TO QUESTIONS DO NOT CHANGE THE SOLICITATION DOCUMENT.
CHANGES TO THE SOLICITATION DOCUMENT SHALL BE MADE BY FORMAL AMENDMENT ONLY.
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS WILL BE ISSUED BY A FORMAL AMENDMENT TO THE SOLICITATION FOR INFORMATION ONLY
PROJECT PURPOSE AND BACKGROUND
Brief Description This project will strengthen critical structural components of the Fort Mason Headquarters Building 201 to comply with the California Historic Building Code. The 105-year-old 44,000 SF structure is the main Administrative Building for the park. This project will ensure life safety measures and asset protection in a significant seismic event.
Location Golden Gate National Recreation Area, California Estimated Price Between $5M & $10M.
LOCATION OF WORK
Building 201
FORT MASON
Building 201, Fort Mason San Francisco, CA 94123
LOCATION OF WORK: BASE BID
Scope includes work at several locations in the building:
West Wing (Gray) Basement 1st, 2nd, 3rd Floors Attic Limited exterior work
East Wing (Green) Basement Room B03
WEST WING
EAST WING
SCOPE OF WORK
Scope of work includes:
CLIN 1: Seismic Strengthening of the West Wing and Related Work
CLIN 2: Soil Disposal Class I Cal - Hazardous Waste
CLIN 3: Relocation of Information Technologies Server Rooms 116 and 316A to Room B03
LOCATION OF WORK: BID OPTIONS
Scope includes work at several locations in the building:
Windows Exterior Elevations Select Rooms in the East Wing Select Rooms on the 1st Floor
SCOPE OF WORK for BID OPTIONS
CLIN 4 / BID OPTION A: NOT USED
CLIN 5 / BID OPTION B: East Wing Tenant Improvements This item consists of labor, equipment, and materials for the addition of interior partitions, interior doors, and a service-counter, modifying fire suppression, mechanical, electrical, and lighting systems as required, and Drawings indicate.
CLIN 6 / BID OPTION C: Miscellaneous Minor East Wing Seismic Upgrade Elements This item consists of labor, equipment, and materials for the completion of structural strengthening components providing positive connections between the wood floor framing and masonry wall at second floor and removal of existing and installation of new wall, and floor finishes required to complete structural work.
CLIN 7 / BID OPTION D: Architectural Casework, Marble Countertops, and Fireplace Hearth and Surrounds at East Wing Rooms 104, 123, and 125 Provide finished painted Information Desk, and storage cabinets with book shelves, wood face-frame and raised panel doors, wood fireplace mantel, marble countertop, marble fireplace hearth and surrounds as Drawings indicate..
SCOPE OF WORK for BID OPTIONS (Cont’d) CLIN 8 / BID OPTION E: Repaint Exterior of Fort Mason Building 201 East Wing This item consists of the labor, equipment, and materials to abate exterior Lead-based Paint, and prepare surfaces to receive new paint and the application of new paint to wood siding, painted wood doors, wood and metal windows, metal downspouts, gutters, louvers, wood and metal soffits, wood steps, wood decks, wood and metal rails of the East Wing, as Drawings indicate.
CLIN 9 / BID OPTION F: Rehabilitate 31 Historic Window Units and Replace of 22 Window Unit Sashes on East Wing Replacement of the octagonal shaped Circulation aluminum skylight with a new aluminum skylight assembly and new light fixture to match the existing.
CLIN 10 / BID OPTION G: Repaint Exterior of Fort Mason Building 201 West Wing This item consists of the labor, equipment, and materials to abate exterior Lead-based Paint, and prepare surfaces to receive new paint and the application of new paint to wood siding, painted wood doors, wood and metal windows, metal downspouts, gutters, louvers, wood and metal soffits, wood steps, wood decks, wood and metal rails of the West Wing, as Drawings indicate.
SCOPE OF WORK for BID OPTIONS (Cont’d) CLIN 11 / BID OPTION NUMBER H: Rehabilitate 37 Historic Window Units and Repair of 123 Window Unit Sashes on West Wing This item consists of the labor, equipment, and materials to remove, rehabilitate, and reinstall 37 historic window frames and sashes of double hung, casement, and fixed windows. Abate lead-based paint from 161 frames and 37 historic window unit sashes, prime and paint, interior wood sash and frame surfaces, prime exterior frame and sash surfaces, except sash runs. Repair decayed sash and frame elements. Replace broken glass and reglaze rehabilitated historic windows. Repair or replace operation hardware, pulleys, sash cords, or chains, and counterweights. Provide new hardware where missing or malfunctioning. Provide weather stripping and air seals and reset stops as Drawings indicate. Replace 124 existing window unit sashes with new primed and painted custom redwood sashes with true divided lites of insulated glass units configured per drawings, new sash cords. Reinstall cam locks and sash lifts.
COST, SCHEDULE, PERFORMANCE CONSTRAINTS
Contract to award approximately February 28, 2023 NPS would issue a partial NTP so material submittals can proceed, approved and equipment be ordered with enough lead time.
Mobilization to occur by approximately April 17, 2023 pending approved Division 1 submittals.
Project period of performance is 450 calendar days.
Limited staging and material storage area available for use.
Contractor parking at Fort Mason is very limited and carpooling/off-site parking will be required.
TECHNICAL DOCUMENTS
CONSTRUCTION DRAWINGS
SPECIFICATIONS AND APPENDICES
REQUEST FOR PROPOSAL NO.140P2022R0072
SOLICITATION AND AWARD INFORMATION
PRE-PROPOSAL MEETING / SITE VISIT – OCTOBER 18, 2022, 2:00 PM PDT
PRE-PROPOSAL QUESTION CUTOFF DAY– OCTOBER 28, 2022, 5:00 PM PDT
OFFERS DUE – NOVEMBER 7, 2022, 8:00 AM PDT
SECTION L – Type of Contract – Firm Fixed Price NAICS Code: 238150 - Small Business Size Standard: $16.5M This requirement is a small business set-aside, potential small businesses having the capability to perform the work described in the solicitation will be considered.
Contract completion not later than 450 calendar days after issuance of construction notice to proceed.
Notice of award (estimated) to be on or around FEBRUARY 28, 2023
Current Question Cutoff Day and Proposal Submission Date as of the pre-proposal meeting.
10/19/2022
PRE-PROPOSAL CONFERENCE QUESTIONS
Please state your name and company before you ask your question. The question will be repeated and responses provided for administrative-type questions. For all/most other questions, the CO requests that these be submitted in writing via email to both joelle_mascarenas@nps.gov and gabriel_castellanos@nps.gov.
Responses to questions do not change the solicitation document.
Changes to the solicitation document shall be made by formal amendment only.
Questions and answers will be issued by a formal amendment to the solicitation for information only.
Request for Proposal (solicitation document) shall only be changed by formal amendment issued by the Contracting Officer at the website: www.sam.gov.
Ensure that BOTH the CO and the CS are addressed when providing questions by email to ensue that your questions are routed and responded to appropriately in case either of us are away from the office.
10/19/2022
QUESTIONS AFTER PRE-PROPOSAL CONFERENCE
Direct all questions to both Joelle Mascarenas and Gabriel Castellanos by email: joelle_mascarenas@nps.gov and Gabriel_castellanos@nps.gov.
All questions and answers will be provided to all prospective offerors by amendment to the solicitation.
Request for Proposal (solicitation document) shall only be changed by formal amendment issued by the Contracting Officer at the website: www.sam.gov.
Cut-off day for questions is one week prior to the proposal submission date (cut off date is currently October 24, 2022).
Ensure questions are addressed to both the CO and CS.
10/19/2022
Thank You For Your Interest in This Project E X P E R I E N C E Y O U R A M E R I C A
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