Attachment_0005-Solicitation_Questions_-_Rehab_San_Antonio_Guardhouse_0002.pdf

Solicitation Questions ‐ Rehab San Antonio Guardhouse ‐ Sol 140P5423R0006

1) 1. Can the contractor submit CPARS or CCASS in lieu of a PPQ? There is no PPQ required as an evaluation factor for this solicitation. Offerors must respond with three references for the experience subfactor (p.29, L.1.1.2) in the technical section and three references for the past performance factor (p.29, L.2). It is up to the offeror’s discretion if references are the same in both the factor and subfactor. Past performance is being evaluated with the references provided to show how well your company performed on projects. Experience is being evaluated with the references to tell if your company did a project that is relevant to the upcoming government contract.

2) 2. Should contractors submit one proposal volume to include sections I, II, and III or three separate volumes in .pdf format? Volumes can be merged into a single PDF document.

3) 3. Please confirm if there are Liquidated Damages. No, there are no liquidated damages for this requirement.

4) 4. There appears to be a discrepancy in the Period of Performance for the project. Block 11 of the SF1442 (Page 1 of 35) indicates 300 days to complete the project after NTP.

The Period of Performance listed on Optional Form 336 (page 3 of 35) indicates 4/10/23

– 4/9/24 which is 365 calendar days. Section B – Price Schedule (page 6 of 35) indicates the Period of Performance as 300 calendar days after NTP. Section F, paragraph F.2 (page 10 of 35) indicates the Period of Performance as 300 calendar days after NTP. The Statement of Work (page 3 of 12) indicates the Period of Performance as 365 calendar days after NTP. Please confirm if the required Period of Performance is 300 or 365 calendar days after NTP. POP is 300 days after NTP.

5) 5. Paragraph H.12 Permits – please confirm what permits are required for this project as it is located on Federal property.

Permits include San Juan city permits for transportation and weight restrictions.