Revised_Section_L_0001.pdf
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- HPTC-NEBE BANK VISITOR CENTER PAINT/PLAS
- Solicitation number
- 140P2121R0029
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This solicitation requests proposals for plaster repairs, painting, and window repair at the Historic Bank Building Visitor Center in New Bedford, Massachusetts. The National Park Service seeks to restore historic painted surfaces, flat and decorative plaster, and grained surfaces. Proposals are due by July 19, 2021 under solicitation number 140P2121R0029.
The solicitation specifies a four-factor evaluation criteria for proposals including project approach and schedule, proposed personnel qualifications, past project examples, and past performance references. For factor one, offerors must provide detailed plans for restoration work as well as scaffolding and subcontractor plans. Factor two requires resumes for key personnel including a project manager, superintendent, and restoration specialists. Prior project samples and qualifications are also requested. On-site construction is scheduled to begin in October 2021 and end in February 2022.
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Solicitation Date
07/19/2021
Document Number
140P2121R0029
Document Title
New Bedford Whaling
Page Number
(c) Volume shall be no more than 65 pages printed
(6) Offerors shall verify receipt of proposals.
E. PROPOSAL FORMAT, ORGANIZATION AND CONTENT
(1) VOLUME I, TECHNICAL SUBMISSION
(a) FORMAT: Submit one (1) electronic copy. No hard copy will be accepted.
(b) ORGANIZATION: Include folders and files for electronic formats as follows, however one complete file is acceptable that contains all the required content:
FACTOR 1 - PROJECT APPROACH AND
SCHEDULE
FACTOR 2 - PROPOSED PERSONNEL
AND QUALIFICATIONS
FACTOR 3 - PAST PROJECT WORK
FACTOR 4 - PAST PERFORMANCE
(c) CONTENT:
FACTOR 1 – PROJECT APPROACH AND SCHEDULE
The Offerors shall provide a written detailed Project Approach identifying proposed:
(a) Approach to restoring historic painted surfaces in a
National Historic Landmark.
(b) Approach to restoring flat and decorative plaster in a
National Historic Landmark.
(c) Approach to restore grained surfaces.
(d) Rehabilitate window sash.
The proposed approach must demonstrate the ability to, and likelihood that it will meet the technical, quality, and safety
Solicitation Date
07/19/2021
Document Number
140P2121R0029
Document Title
New Bedford Whaling
Page Number requirements of the project. The approach must also discuss proposed scaffold use, including type and storge needs.
Offeror shall identify if the work is being completed by in-house personnel or with Subcontractors. If Subcontractors are proposed, identify the Subcontractor by name and indicate their proposed role on this project.
Offeror shall provide a detailed project schedule that identifies all phases of work for the Basic Requirement and the Option showing the proposed sequence and relationship of tasks, including a one-month submittal review period before the start of mobilization and on-site construction work. On-site construction work is expected to begin in October 2021 and be complete in February 2022.
FACTOR 2 – PROPOSED PERSONNEL AND
QUALIFICATIONS
Offeror shall provide the qualifications for all proposed in-house and Subcontractor personnel. Qualifications shall be presented in resume or written narrative that demonstrates education, relevant credentials, skills, training, and years of professional experience similar to the assigned roles for this project.
(a) Construction Personnel – Project Manager, On-Site
Superintendent, Quality Control, Site Safety and Health
Officer. If one individual will serve in multiple roles, identify all of the proposed roles and functions that individual will perform. Identify the extent of the capabilities and experience for each individual in their proposed roles and previous work experience working with proposed subcontractors. Include relevant safety training and certifications. The Project Manager and on-
Site Superintendent are identified as Key Personnel.
(b) Restoration Specialist – Plasterer: Provide documentation that qualified historic plastering specialists have expertise in matching and performing the types of historic plasterwork repairs required. The
Foreman shall have experience equal to or greater than that required of the Plaster Restoration Specialist.
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