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Pricing Instructions to Offeror
| There are a total of eight (8) tabs in this pricing template which reflect varying geographical wage rates. Please complete all eight (8) tabs to allow for a fair comparison of all offeror(s), please provide fully loaded burdened rates and any escalation for the base and option years. |
| The government has identified potential labor categories to support the CFS IDIQ Effort. If needed, offerors may propose additional labor categories in the space provided. The hours field is locked and can not be changed. |
*The USGOV understands that certain costs are site specific and will be addressed at the task order level. These costs may include, but not are limited to, Other Direct Costs (ODC), overtime, materials, follow-on maintenance, cyclic maintenance, system repairs, and travel-related costs.
**All Contractor Leads, Supervisors and Managers shall perform working level and day-to-day tasks included in the contract. Contractor Leads, Supervisors and Managers are not excluded from performing tasks related to their associated technical discipline to include but not limited to: electrical, mechanical, plumbing, general maintenance, etc.
| PGMO Within NCR | Please provide fully loaded rate within a 50 miles radius from the Harry S. Truman building. This shall capture the national capital region |
| NCR Tab | Please provide fully loaded rate within a 50 miles radius from the Harry S. Truman building. This shall capture the national capital region |
| Outside NCR | Please provide fully loaded rate outside a 50 miles radius of the NCR, specifically Blackstone Virginia. |
| Colorado | Please provide fully loaded rate for the state of Colorado. |
| Florida | Please provide fully loaded rate for the state of Florida. |
| Kentucky | Please provide fully loaded for Kentucky. |
| New Hampshire | Please provide fully loaded rate for the state of New Hampshire. |
| South Carolina | Please provide fully loaded rate for the state of South Carolina. |
Personnel Qualifications Labor Category Qualifications
| Labor Category | Minimum years of experience | Job Description | Minimum Education / Certification | |
| Program Manager (TS) | 15 | The Program Manager shall have the authority to commit the Contractor’s financial resources, and act as the single point of contact with the Government, as required to meet the overall requirements of the Operations and Maintenance (O&M) Contract. The Program Manager shall hold a bachelor’s degree in an engineering/construction/facilities/contracts or related field or equivalent schools’ training/certifications and possess a Top-Secret security clearance. The Program Manager shall have a minimum of 15 years’ experience in related O&M support services and/or facilities management, with a minimum of 5 years’ experience in providing such services to large facilities or operations. The Program Manager must hold a certificate from either International Facility Management Association (IFMA) as a CFM, BOMI International as a FMC, or Association for Facilities Engineers (AFE) as a CPMM, or equivalent. | • | Certificate from either IFMA as a CFM |
| • | BOMI International as a FMC, or Association for Facilities Engineers (AFE) as a CPMM. | | | | |
| • | Require Top Secret clearance | | | | |
| Quality Control/ Quality Assurance Lead (MRPT) | 5 | The Quality Control / Quality Assurance Lead shall have a strong working knowledge of O&M operations and the different systems in large buildings. They must have experience working in an RCM program and the different methods of non-destructive testing. They should have a minimum of fifteen (15) years in major Industrial complex or construction projects working in the QC/QA Department. As well as a minimum of five (5) years working as Quality Control / Quality Assurance Lead and possess a MRPT clearance. The Quality Control / Quality Assurance Lead will provide a method statement detailing how they set up and run a QC/QA Department. They should have working knowledge of O&M operations and the different systems in a large building. | • | Require MRPT Clearance |
| • | 4 year degree in Facilities Management discipline. | | | | |
| Quality Control/ Quality Assurance Manager (MRPT) | 15 | The Quality Control/ Quality Assurance Manager shall have a strong working knowledge of O&M operations and the different systems in large buildings. They must have experience working in an RCM program and the different methods of non-destructive testing. They should have a minimum of fifteen (15) years in major Industrial complex or construction projects working in the QC/QA Department. As well as a minimum of five (5) years working as Quality Control/ Quality Assurance Manager and possess a MRPT clearance. The Quality Control/ Quality Assurance Manager will provide a method statement detailing how they set up and run a QC/QA Department. They should have working knowledge of O&M operations and the different systems in a large building. | • | Require MRPT Clearance |
| • | 4 year degree in Facilities Management discipline. | | | | |
| Quality Control/ Quality Assurance Manager (S) | 15 | The Quality Control/ Quality Assurance Manager shall have a strong working knowledge of O&M operations and the different systems in large buildings. They must have experience working in an RCM program and the different methods of non-destructive testing. They should have a minimum of fifteen (15) years in major Industrial complex or construction projects working in the QC/QA Department. As well as a minimum of five (5) years working as Quality Control/ Quality Assurance Manager and possess a MRPT clearance. The Quality Control/ Quality Assurance Manager will provide a method statement detailing how they set up and run a QC/QA Department. They should have working knowledge of O&M operations and the different systems in a large building. | • | Require Secret Clearance |
| • | 4 year degree in facilities management discipline. | | | | |
| Quality Control/ Quality Assurance Supervisor (S) | 15 | The Quality Control/ Quality Assurance Supervisor shall have a strong working knowledge of O&M operations and the different systems in large buildings. They must have experience working in an RCM program and the different methods of non-destructive testing. They should have a minimum of fifteen (15) years in major Industrial complex or construction projects working in the QC/QA Department. As well as a minimum of five (5) years working as QC/QA Supervisor and possess a MRPT clearance. The QC/QA supervisor will provide a method statement detailing how they set up and run a QC/QA Department. They should have working knowledge of O&M operations and the different systems in a large building and possess a Secret security clearance | • | Require Secret Clearance |
| • | 4 year degree in Facilities Management discipline. | | | | |
Quality Control/ Quality Assurance Supervisor (TS) 15 The Quality Control/ Quality Assurance Supervisor shall have a strong working knowledge of O&M operations and the different systems in large buildings. They must have experience working in an RCM program and the different methods of non-destructive testing. They should have a minimum of fifteen (15) years in major Industrial complex or construction projects working in the QC/QA Department. As well as a minimum of five (5) years working as QC/QA Supervisor and possess a MRPT clearance. The QC/QA supervisor will provide a method statement detailing how they set up and run a QC/QA Department. They should have working knowledge of O&M operations and the different systems in a large building and possess a Top Secret security clearance • Require Top Secret Clearance
• 4 year degree in Facilities Management discipline.
| Chief Engineer (TS SCI) | 5 | The Chief Engineer shall possess certifications in equipment operations with 5 or more years’ supervisory experience in physical plant and building operations including power plants for large facilities and possess a Top-Secret security clearance. The Chief Engineer must hold a certificate from either Association for Facilities Engineers (AFE) as a CPE, United State Coast Guard Third Assistant Engineer License, of Steam, Motor, or Gas Turbine vessels of any horsepower, or a U.S. State Stationary Engineers License. | • | Require Top Secret SCI Clearance |
| • | 4 year degree in Facilities Management discipline. | | | | |
| Operation Manager (TS) | 15 | The operations manager shall have the authority to commit the Contractor’s labor force and the use of resources (tools, materials, parts and other materials) to meet the overall CFS requirements of the Contract. The Operations Manager shall hold a minimum of an Associates’ degree in a related discipline or equivalent schools training/certifications, possess a Top Secret security clearance and have a minimum of 15 years’ experience related O&M support services and/or Facilities management, with a minimum of 5 years’ experience in providing such services to large facilities or operations. | • | Require Top Secret Clearance |
| • | Associates’ degree in a related discipline or equivalent schools training/certifications related O&M support services and/or Facilities Management | | | | |
| • | Minimum of 15 years’ experience | | | | |
Trade Supervisors (TS SCI) 5 The Trade Supervisor/Foreman is responsible for overseeing and coordinating the daily operations of skilled trade workers to ensure projects are completed efficiently, safely, and to the highest standards of quality. This role requires strong leadership, technical expertise, and the ability to manage schedules, resources, and personnel effectively while maintaining compliance with safety regulations and company policies Example: Lead, supervise, and coordinate a team of skilled trade workers (e.g., electricians, plumbers, carpenters, welders, etc.) to meet project goals and deadlines.
| • | Require Top Secret SCI Clearance |
| • | 4 year degree in Facilities Management discipline. | |
Trade Supervisors (TS) 5 The Trade Supervisor/Foreman is responsible for overseeing and coordinating the daily operations of skilled trade workers to ensure projects are completed efficiently, safely, and to the highest standards of quality. This role requires strong leadership, technical expertise, and the ability to manage schedules, resources, and personnel effectively while maintaining compliance with safety regulations and company policies Example: Lead, supervise, and coordinate a team of skilled trade workers (e.g., electricians, plumbers, carpenters, welders, etc.) to meet project goals and deadlines.
| • | Require Top Secret Clearance |
| • | 4 year degree in Facilities Management discipline. | |
| Real Property Asset Management Lead (RPAM) (MRPT) | 8 | The Real Property Asset Lead is responsible for the strategic management, operation, and optimization of an organization’s real estate portfolio. This includes acquisition, disposition, leasing, maintenance, compliance, and ensuring that all assets meet performance and financial objectives. The role requires a strong understanding of property management principles, market trends, and regulatory requirements | • 4 year degree in Facilities Management discipline and/or Business Management | |
| Real Property Asset Management Manager (RPAM) (MRPT) | 8 | The Real Property Asset Manager is responsible for the strategic management, operation, and optimization of an organization’s real estate portfolio. This includes acquisition, disposition, leasing, maintenance, compliance, and ensuring that all assets meet performance and financial objectives. The role requires a strong understanding of property management principles, market trends, and regulatory requirements | • 4 year degree in Facilities Management discipline and/or Business Management | |
| Real Property Asset Management (RPAM) (MRPT) | 5 | The Real Property Asset Management is responsible for the strategic and operational oversight of real estate assets owned or managed by the organization. This role ensures optimal utilization, compliance, maintenance, and lifecycle planning of real property assets to support organizational goals and government regulations. Shall developed and maintain asset inventories, manages space allocation, and coordinates acquisition, disposition, and leasing activities. | • | Require MRPT Clearance |
| • | 4 year degree in Facilities Management discipline and/or Business Management | | | | |
| Real Property Asset Management (RPAM) (S) | 5 | The Real Property Asset Management is responsible for the strategic and operational oversight of real estate assets owned or managed by the organization. This role ensures optimal utilization, compliance, maintenance, and lifecycle planning of real property assets to support organizational goals and government regulations. Shall developed and maintain asset inventories, manages space allocation, and coordinates acquisition, disposition, and leasing activities. | • | Require Secret Clearance |
| • | 4 year degree in Facilities Management discipline and/or Business Management | | | | |
| Safety Inspector (TS) | 15 | The Safety Inspector must be well versed on OSHA reporting requirements. HAZWOPER 40 and EM-385-1-1 certification are required. They must have a minimum of fifteen (15) years in major Industrial complex or construction projects working in the Safety Department. Additionally, they must have a minimum of five (5) years experience as Safety inspector. The safety inspector will provide a method statement detailing how they set up and run a Safety Department. A Top-Secret security clearance is required. | • | Require Top Secret Clearance |
| • | Degree Environmental Health and Safety or have a current certification in the following: OSHA 10 & 30, HAZWOPER 40, EM-385-1-1. | | | | |
| Safety Supervisor (TS) | | The Safety Supervisor must be well versed on OSHA reporting requirements. HAZWOPER 40 and EM-385-1-1 certification are required. They must have a minimum of fifteen (15) years in major Industrial complex or construction projects working in the Safety Department. Additionally, they must have a minimum of five (5) years experience as Safety Supervisor. The safety supervisor will provide a method statement detailing how they set up and run a Safety Department. A Top-Secret security clearance is required. | • | Require Top Secret Clearance |
| • | Degree Environmental Health and Safety or have a current certification in the following: OSHA 10 & 30, HAZWOPER 40, EM-385-1-1. | | | | |
| Enterprise Resource Planning Specialist (ERPS) (MRPT) | 5 | The Enterprise Resource Planning Specialist Specialist should have five years or more experience in the use of Enterprise Resource Planning, such as Maximo, in Maintenance and Operations of facilities and buildings. They must have experience in managing a large preventive maintenance and repair portfolio of multi-site, multi building/facility. They will serve as the O&M Contractor’s Maximo subject matter expert and primary point of contact with DOS leadership for all matters involving Maximo and will interact with client/DOS subject matter experts in meetings and correspondence to gather maintenance information and coordinate with DOS in the development of O&M business practices and assist with Maximo user support. The ERPS supervisor will ensure the accuracy of asset data, completeness, and compliance with data standards, make certain that new assets are successfully created in Maximo after commissioning along with appropriate PMs, create PMs and routes to meet warranty and equipment recommendations and ensure PM workload is balanced. | • | Require MRPT Clearance |
| • | Training certificate on Maximo system and annual continuing education certificates | | | | |
| Enterprise Resource Planning Supervisors (ERPS) (S) | 10 | The ERPS supervisor should have ten years or more experience in the use of Enterprise Resource Planning, such as Maximo, in Maintenance and Operations of facilities and buildings. They must have experience in managing a large preventive maintenance and repair portfolio of multi-site, multi building/facility. They will serve as the O&M Contractor’s Maximo subject matter expert and primary point of contact with DOS leadership for all matters involving Maximo and will interact with client/DOS subject matter experts in meetings and correspondence to gather maintenance information and coordinate with DOS in the development of O&M business practices and assist with Maximo user support. The ERPS supervisor will ensure the accuracy of asset data, completeness, and compliance with data standards, make certain that new assets are successfully created in Maximo after commissioning along with appropriate PMs, create PMs and routes to meet warranty and equipment recommendations and ensure PM workload is balanced. | • | Require Secret Clearance |
| • | IBM Certified Deployment Professional-Maximo Manage v8.0 or equal on another CMMS system. | | | | |
Technical Writer III (MRPT) 3-5 Years The Technical Writer is responsible for creating, editing, and maintaining technical facilities management documentation that communicates complex preventative maintenance to consolidated facilities services provider. This includes user manuals, technical guides, product specifications, and online help systems. The role requires excellent writing and organizational skills, technical proficiency, and the ability to collaborate with engineers, and product teams to ensure accurate and high-quality documentation. • BS Degree required
| Service Desk Support / CMMS Analyst (Tickets for CMMS/Asset Data Entry) (MRPT) | 1-2 | The CMMS Analyst is responsible for the administration, analysis, and optimization of the Computerized Maintenance Management System (CMMS) to support efficient maintenance operations. This role involves managing ticketing system , generating actionable insights, and ensuring the CMMS is aligned with organizational goals. The CMMS Analyst collaborates with maintenance teams, planners, and other stakeholders to enhance reliability, track asset performance, and drive continuous improvement. | • Training certificate on Maximo system | |
| Structural/ Civil Engineer (MRPT) | 8 | The Structural/Civil Engineer is responsible for designing, analyzing, and overseeing the facilities infrastructure to ensure they are safe, functional, and durable. This role requires expertise in engineering principles, material science, and construction practices to create efficient and cost-effective solutions. The engineer collaborates with architects, contractors, and other stakeholders to deliver projects that meet client and regulatory requirements. | • | BS Degree required |
| Electrical Engineer (S) | 5 | The Electrical Engineer is responsible for designing, developing, testing, and overseeing the installation and maintenance of electrical systems and components. This includes working on power generation, distribution, control systems, and electronics to ensure functionality, safety, and efficiency. The role requires technical expertise, problem-solving skills, and collaboration with other engineers, project managers, and stakeholders to deliver innovative and reliable solutions. | • | BS Degree required |
| Mechanical Engineer (S) | 1-5 | The Mechanical Engineer is responsible for designing, developing, testing, and optimizing mechanical systems, components, and equipment. This role involves applying engineering principles and technical expertise to create innovative solutions, improve product performance, and ensure safety and efficiency. The Mechanical Engineer collaborates with cross-functional teams to support project goals from concept to production. | • | BS Degree required |
| • | Requires Secret Clearance | | | | |
| Mechanical Engineer (TS) | 5 | The Mechanical Engineer is responsible for designing, developing, testing, and optimizing mechanical systems, components, and equipment. This role involves applying engineering principles and technical expertise to create innovative solutions, improve product performance, and ensure safety and efficiency. The Mechanical Engineer collaborates with cross-functional teams to support project goals from concept to production. | • | Require Secret Clearance |
| • | BS Degree required | | | | |
| Ergonomics Specialist (MRPT) | 3-5 Years | The Ergonomics Specialist focuses on improving workplace environments to enhance employee comfort, safety, and efficiency. This position involves evaluating workstations, tasks, and tools, identifying ergonomic risks, and implementing solutions that minimize the potential for injury or discomfort. The specialist collaborates with cross-functional teams to promote a healthy workplace, ensuring compliance with occupational health and safety standards. | | |
| • | Certified Professional Ergonomist (CPE) or Certified Ergonomist Associate (CEA) | | | | |
| Air Quality Control Specialist (MRPT) | 4 | The Air Quality Control Specialist is responsible for monitoring, assessing, and improving air quality within various environments, including industrial, commercial, and residential settings. This role involves conducting air quality tests, ensuring compliance with environmental regulations, DOS regulations and implementing strategies to reduce pollutants and improve air quality. The specialist collaborates with environmental health and safety teams, regulatory agencies, and other stakeholders to ensure safe, healthy environments for DOS employees. | • | 4-year experience in the Air Quality or Environmental field preferred |
| Senior Environmental Health and Safety Professional (S) | 6 | An environmental health and safety (EHS) specialist plays a critical role in maintaining the health and safety standards in any workspace. Their work revolves around minimizing risks, ensuring a healthy working environment and adhering to health and safety regulations | • | Require Secret Clearance |
| • | 6-8-year experience in Environmental field preferred | | | | |
| Industrial Hygiene and Safety (S) | 3 | Industrial hygienists analyze, identify, and measure workplace hazards or stresses that can cause sickness, impaired health, or significant discomfort in workers through chemical, physical, ergonomic, or biological exposures | • | Require Secret Clearance |
| • | Certified Industrial Hygienist (CIH) | | | | |
| Environmental Health and Safety Professional (Manager) (S) | 8 | An Environmental Health and Safety (EHS) professional is responsible for identifying, evaluating, and mitigating potential hazards in the workplace to protect employee health, safety, and the environment by conducting inspections, developing safety programs, ensuring compliance with regulations, and providing training to employees, aiming to prevent accidents, injuries, and environmental damage within a company or organization; they often work closely with management to implement safety procedures and address concerns related to hazardous materials, workplace ergonomics, and environmental impact. | • | Require Secret Clearance |
| • | 8 years experience in the Environmental field preferred | | | | |
| Environmental Health and Safety Coordinator (S) | 4 | The Environmental Health and Safety (EHS) Coordinator is responsible for developing, implementing, and monitoring programs and procedures to ensure workplace safety and environmental compliance. This role supports a safe work environment by conducting inspections, facilitating training, ensuring regulatory compliance, and promoting a culture of safety throughout the organization. | • | Require Secret Clearance |
| • | Bachelor’s degree in Environmental Science, Occupational Health and Safety, Industrial Hygiene, or a related field (or equivalent experience) | | | | |
| • | 4 years of experience in an EHS role, preferably in manufacturing, construction, or industrial environments | | | | |
| • | Working knowledge of OSHA, EPA, and other applicable regulations | | | | |
| • | Strong analytical, problem-solving, and communication skills | | | | |
| Site Supervisor (S) | 5 | The Site Supervisor shall have the authority to commit the Contractor’s labor force and the use of resources (tools, materials, parts and other materials) to meet the overall O&M requirements of the Contract. The Site Supervisor shall hold a minimum of an Associates’ degree in a related discipline or equivalent schools training/certifications, possess a Secret security clearance and have a minimum of 5 years’ experience related O&M support services and/or Facilities management, with a minimum of 5 years’ experience in providing such services to large facilities or operations. | • | Require Secret Clearance |
| • | 5-8 -year experience in the environmental field preferred | | | | |
Administrative Assistant (MRPT) 5 The Administrative Assistant is responsible for managing schedules, handling communications, preparing reports and documents, and assisting with the coordination of CFS vendor activities. Administrative Assistant shall organize and maintain paper and electronic files and records, coordinate meetings, conferences, and other events, including preparing agendas and taking minutes
| • | Require MRPT Clearance | | | |
| • | Have 5 years of experience and training of Microsoft office suite (ie. Word, PowerPoint, Excel, Access) | | | | |
| General Clerk (MRPT) | 2 | General Clerk is responsible for data entry, filing, answering phones, sorting mail, and assisting with basic record-keeping. The ideal candidate is detail-oriented, dependable, and able to follow instructions with minimal supervision. Perform data entry and update records and databases accurately. File, retrieve, and maintain physical and electronic documents. | • | Require MRPT Clearance |
| • | Have 2 years of experience and training of Microsoft office suite (ie. Word, PowerPoint, Excel, Access) | | | | |
| BAS Engineer (TS) or (TS SCI) clearance is site specific. | >10 | The BAS Engineer is responsible for the maintenance, upgrading and optimization of the building automation systems (BAS) that control and monitor a building’s mechanical, electrical, and plumbing systems to include heating, ventilation, air conditioning (HVAC), lighting, and energy management. The BAS Engineer will manage and track all service contracts, projects and repairs to the BAS. The BAS Engineer ensures the efficient operation and upkeep of these systems, contributing to energy savings, comfort, and safety for DOS building occupants. | • | Require Top Secret Clearance or TS SCI |
| • | Bachelors of Science / Must be manufacturer trained on the Building Automation System(s) installed. Training Certificates | | | | |
| BAS Engineer (S) clearance is site specific. | >10 | The BAS Engineer is responsible for the maintenance, upgrading and optimization of the building automation systems (BAS) that control and monitor a building’s mechanical, electrical, and plumbing systems to include heating, ventilation, air conditioning (HVAC), lighting, and energy management. The BAS Engineer will manage and track all service contracts, projects and repairs to the BAS. The BAS Engineer ensures the efficient operation and upkeep of these systems, contributing to energy savings, comfort, and safety for DOS building occupants. | • | Require Secret Clearance |
| • | Bachelors of Science / Must be manufacturer trained on the Building Automation System(s) installed. Training Certificates | | | | |
| BAS Engineer (S) clearance is site specific. | >10 | The BAS Engineer is responsible for the maintenance, upgrading and optimization of the building automation systems (BAS) that control and monitor a building’s mechanical, electrical, and plumbing systems to include heating, ventilation, air conditioning (HVAC), lighting, and energy management. The BAS Engineer will manage and track all service contracts, projects and repairs to the BAS. The BAS Engineer ensures the efficient operation and upkeep of these systems, contributing to energy savings, comfort, and safety for DOS building occupants. | • | Require Top Secret Clearance or TS SCI |
| • | Bachelors of Science / Must be manufacturer trained on the Building Automation System(s) installed. Training Certificates | | | | |
| Building Automation Lead- TS SCI clearance is site specific | 7 | The Building Automation Lead is responsible for installing, maintaining, troubleshooting, and repairing building automation systems (BAS) that control and monitor a building’s mechanical, electrical, and plumbing systems, such as HVAC, lighting, and energy management. The technician ensures that these systems are operating efficiently, providing a comfortable and safe environment for DOS building occupants while optimizing energy consumption. | • | Require Top Secret SCI Clearance |
| • | Bachelors of Science / Must be manufacturer trained on the Building Automation System(s) installed. Training Certificates | | | | |
| Building Automation Lead- (TS) clearance is site specific | 7 | The Building Automation Lead is responsible for installing, maintaining, troubleshooting, and repairing building automation systems (BAS) that control and monitor a building’s mechanical, electrical, and plumbing systems, such as HVAC, lighting, and energy management. The technician ensures that these systems are operating efficiently, providing a comfortable and safe environment for DOS building occupants while optimizing energy consumption. | • | Require Top Secret Clearance |
| • | Bachelors of Science / Must be manufacturer trained on the Building Automation System(s) installed. Training Certificates | | | | |
| Building Automation Supervisor- TS SCI clearance is site specific | 7 | The Building Automation Supervisor is responsible for installing, maintaining, troubleshooting, and repairing building automation systems (BAS) that control and monitor a building’s mechanical, electrical, and plumbing systems, such as HVAC, lighting, and energy management. The technician ensures that these systems are operating efficiently, providing a comfortable and safe environment for DOS building occupants while optimizing energy consumption. | • | Require Top Secret SCI Clearance |
| • | Bachelors of Science / Must be manufacturer trained on the Building Automation System(s) installed. Training Certificates | | | | |
| Building Automation Supervisor- (TS) clearance is site specific | 7 | The Building Automation Supervisor is responsible for installing, maintaining, troubleshooting, and repairing building automation systems (BAS) that control and monitor a building’s mechanical, electrical, and plumbing systems, such as HVAC, lighting, and energy management. The technician ensures that these systems are operating efficiently, providing a comfortable and safe environment for DOS building occupants while optimizing energy consumption. | • | Require Top Secret Clearance |
| • | Bachelors of Science / Must be manufacturer trained on the Building Automation System(s) installed. Training Certificates | | | | |
| Building Automation Technician (TS SCI) clearance is site specific. | >3 | The Building Automation Technician is responsible for installing, maintaining, troubleshooting, and repairing building automation systems (BAS) that control and monitor a building’s mechanical, electrical, and plumbing systems, such as HVAC, lighting, and energy management. The technician ensures that these systems are operating efficiently, providing a comfortable and safe environment for DOS building occupants while optimizing energy consumption. testing, calibrating controls, installation and repair of digital controls. Know the range and function requirements of the control. | • | Require Top Secret SCI Clearance |
| • | Bachelors of Science / Must be manufacturer trained on the Building Automation System(s) installed. Training Certificates | | | | |
| Building Automation Technician (TS) clearance is site specific. | >3 | The Building Automation Technician is responsible for installing, maintaining, troubleshooting, and repairing building automation systems (BAS) that control and monitor a building’s mechanical, electrical, and plumbing systems, such as HVAC, lighting, and energy management. The technician ensures that these systems are operating efficiently, providing a comfortable and safe environment for DOS building occupants while optimizing energy consumption. testing, calibrating controls, installation and repair of digital controls. Know the range and function requirements of the control. | • | Require Top Secret Clearance |
| • | Bachelors of Science / Must be manufacturer trained on the Building Automation System(s) installed. Training Certificates | | | | |
| Pneumatics and Digital Control Specialist- (TS SCI) clearance is site specific | 5 | Understands and complies with all Environmental, Safety and Health (ES&H) programs and procedures. Performs at level of HVAC Subject Matter Expert with demonstrated experience in electric, and electronic controls and pneumatic systems. | | |
Demonstrates thorough understanding of air flow dynamics including CRAC units, air handlers, exhaust, and steam humidifiers with the ability to independently diagnose and troubleshoot and provide direction on critical infrastructure issues.
Diagnoses, troubleshoots, maintains, and repairs heating and ventilation equipment, pumps, fans, air dryers, compressors, and other mechanical equipment as necessary.
Utilizes the Building Automation System to track, adjust, and trend. Performs preventive maintenance on HVAC controls and operating systems as scheduled in the ERPS.
| Possess a Top-Secret security clearance. | • | Require Top Secret SCI Clearance | |
| • | Must have training certificate on pneumatic controls. | | |
| Pneumatics and Digital Control Specialist- (TS) clearance is site specific | 5 | Understands and complies with all Environmental, Safety and Health (ES&H) programs and procedures. Performs at level of HVAC Subject Matter Expert with demonstrated experience in electric, and electronic controls and pneumatic systems. |
Demonstrates thorough understanding of air flow dynamics including CRAC units, air handlers, exhaust, and steam humidifiers with the ability to independently diagnose and troubleshoot and provide direction on critical infrastructure issues.
Diagnoses, troubleshoots, maintains, and repairs heating and ventilation equipment, pumps, fans, air dryers, compressors, and other mechanical equipment as necessary.
Utilizes the Building Automation System to track, adjust, and trend. Performs preventive maintenance on HVAC controls and operating systems as scheduled in the ERPS.
| Possess a Top-Secret security clearance. | • | Require Top Secret Clearance | | |
| • | Must have training certificate on pneumatic controls. | | | |
| Quality Control Inspector (S) | 10 | The Quality Control Inspector shall have a strong working knowledge of O&M operations and the different systems in large buildings. They must have experience working in an RCM program and the different methods of non-destructive testing. They should have a minimum of ten (10) years in major Industrial complex or construction projects working in the QC/QA Department. As well as a minimum of five (5) years working as QC/QA Inspector and possess a Secret clearance. The QC/QA Inspector will provide a method statement detailing how they set up and run a QC/QA Department. | • Require Secret Clearance |
• Certifications like CQI (Certified Quality Inspector)
| Electrical Lead (MRPT) | 8 | The Electrical Lead is responsible for overseeing electrical installation, maintenance, and repair work on facilities management projects. The lead role involves managing a team of electricians, ensuring that electrical systems are installed and maintained according to code, safety standards, and project specifications. The Electrical Lead ensures that all electrical work is completed efficiently, safely, and in compliance with relevant regulations. | Must have Master Electrical license. | |
| Electrical Planner/Estimator (MRPT) | 3 | The Electrical Planner/Estimator is responsible for planning and estimating electrical projects, including the costs, resources, timelines, and materials needed. This role involves analyzing project requirements, coordinating with clients, contractors, and engineers, and providing accurate cost estimates to ensure projects are completed on time and within budget. The Electrical Planner/Estimator ensures the efficient allocation of resources, ensuring all electrical work is executed as per project specifications and safety regulations. | Must have Master Electrical license. | |
| Quality Control/Electrical Engineering (S) | 5 | The Quality Control/Electrical Engineer is responsible for overseeing the quality assurance and control processes related to electrical engineering projects and systems. This role involves testing, inspecting, and evaluating electrical systems, components, and installations to ensure compliance with design specifications, industry standards, and safety regulations. The Quality Control/Electrical Engineer plays a key role in identifying and resolving issues, improving system performance, and ensuring the highest level of quality in all DOS electrical engineering preventive maintenance support. | Must have BS Degree in Electrical Engineering. | |
| Journeymen Electrician (S) | 2 | The Journeyman Electrician is responsible for installing, maintaining, troubleshooting, and repairing electrical systems and equipment. This role requires a deep knowledge of electrical codes, wiring systems, and safety practices. The Journeyman Electrician works independently or as part of a team to ensure electrical systems are installed and maintained to the highest standards of safety and efficiency. | • | Require Secret Clearance |
| • | High School Diploma | | | | |
| • | Must have Electrical License | | | | |
| Journeymen Electrician (MRPT) | 2 | The Journeyman Electrician is responsible for installing, maintaining, troubleshooting, and repairing electrical systems and equipment. This role requires a deep knowledge of electrical codes, wiring systems, and safety practices. The Journeyman Electrician works independently or as part of a team to ensure electrical systems are installed and maintained to the highest standards of safety and efficiency. | • | Require MRPT Clearance |
| • | High School Diploma | | | | |
| • | Must have Electrical License | | | | |
Master Electrician (MRPT) 5 The Master Electrician is a highly skilled professional responsible for overseeing electrical installations, maintenance, and repairs. This role requires extensive experience and expertise in electrical systems, codes, and regulations. The Master Electrician manages teams of electricians, ensures compliance with safety standards, and leads electrical projects from conception to completion, ensuring all work is completed to the highest standard in accordance to industry, federal, and DOS regulations.
| • | Require MRPT Clearance |
| • | High School Diploma | |
| • | Must have Master Electrical License | |
Master Electrician (S) 5 The Master Electrician is a highly skilled professional responsible for overseeing electrical installations, maintenance, and repairs. This role requires extensive experience and expertise in electrical systems, codes, and regulations. The Master Electrician manages teams of electricians, ensures compliance with safety standards, and leads electrical projects from conception to completion, ensuring all work is completed to the highest standard in accordance to industry, federal, and DOS regulations.
| • | Require Secret Clearance |
| • | High School Diploma | |
| • | Must have Electrical License | |
| Certified HVAC Technician (MRPT) | 1-2 years | The Certified HVAC Technician is responsible for installing, maintaining, and repairing heating, ventilation, and air conditioning (HVAC) systems in residential, commercial, and industrial settings. This role involves diagnosing HVAC system issues, performing repairs, and ensuring systems operate efficiently and in compliance with local codes and regulations. The technician must have a strong understanding of HVAC systems, components, and technology, as well as the ability to work independently and as part of a team. | Must have training certification and annual continuing education certificates in related fields. Must have EPA 608 Certification. | |
| Certified HVAC Technician (S) | 1-2 years | The Certified HVAC Technician is responsible for installing, maintaining, and repairing heating, ventilation, and air conditioning (HVAC) systems in residential, commercial, and industrial settings. This role involves diagnosing HVAC system issues, performing repairs, and ensuring systems operate efficiently and in compliance with local codes and regulations. The technician must have a strong understanding of HVAC systems, components, and technology, as well as the ability to work independently and as part of a team. | Must have training certification and annual continuing education certificates in related fields. Must have EPA 608 Certification | |
| Maintenance Technician/ Mechanic (S) | 3 | The Maintenance Technician is responsible for ensuring the efficient operation and maintenance of all building systems, equipment, and machinery. This includes performing routine inspections, troubleshooting and repairing mechanical, electrical, plumbing, and HVAC systems, as well as addressing any facility-related issues that arise. The role requires a combination of technical skills, problem-solving abilities, and attention to detail to maintain a safe, functional, and efficient environment. | • | Require Secret Clearance |
| • | High School Diploma | | | | |
| • | Must have training certification and annual continuing education certificates in related fields. Must have EPA 608 Certification | | | | |
| Lead HVAC Mechanic (TS SCI) | 5 | The Lead HVAC Mechanic is responsible for overseeing the installation, maintenance, and repair of heating, ventilation, and air conditioning (HVAC) systems in residential, commercial, and industrial settings. This role includes managing a team of HVAC technicians, coordinating HVAC projects, troubleshooting complex system issues, and ensuring that all work is completed efficiently and in compliance with relevant codes and safety regulations. The Lead HVAC Mechanic plays a key role in ensuring that all HVAC systems operate at peak performance and meet the needs of clients. | • | Require Top Secret SCI Clearance |
| • | High School Diploma | | | | |
Must have training certification and annual continuing education certificates in related fields. Must have EPA 608 Certification
| Lead HVAC Mechanic (S) | 5 | The Lead HVAC Mechanic is responsible for overseeing the installation, maintenance, and repair of heating, ventilation, and air conditioning (HVAC) systems in residential, commercial, and industrial settings. This role includes managing a team of HVAC technicians, coordinating HVAC projects, troubleshooting complex system issues, and ensuring that all work is completed efficiently and in compliance with relevant codes and safety regulations. The Lead HVAC Mechanic plays a key role in ensuring that all HVAC systems operate at peak performance and meet the needs of clients. | • | Require Secret Clearance |
| • | High School Diploma | | | | |
Must have training certification and annual continuing education certificates in related fields. Must have EPA 608 Certification
| Certified Plumber (S) | 5 | Certified Plumber responsible for the review and installation of valves, pipefittings, and pipes composed of metals, such as iron, steel, other metals, and nonmetals, such as glass, vitrified clay, and plastic. Certified plumber understand connections of pipe by use of screws, bolts, fittings, solder, plastic solvent, and caulks joints, fills pipe system with water or air and reads pressure gauges to determine whether system is leaking, installs and repairs plumbing fixtures, such as sinks, commodes, bathtubs, water heaters, hot water tanks, garbage disposal units, dishwashers, and water softeners. Repair all water, waste water systems. Repair pumps, lift stations and all associated piping and valves. | • | Require Secret Clearance |
| • | Plumbing License | | | | |
| Master Plumber (TS) | 8 | The contractor shall ensure supervisory personnel proposed for this contract possess a valid Master plumber level license for the trade proposed and possess the skills, 8 years’ experience and knowledge necessary to ensure subordinates perform their work in accordance with all applicable codes, maintenance manuals, or other applicable documents governing their work under the PWS. They must possess a Top-Secret security clearance. Repair all water, waste water systems. | • | Require Top Secret Clearance |
| • | Master Plumbing License | | | | |
| Water Quality Inspector (MRPT) | 4 | The Water Quality Inspector is responsible for monitoring, testing, and analyzing water quality in various water systems, such as municipal water supplies, wastewater facilities, and industrial processes. This role ensures that water complies with local, state, and federal regulations and safety standards. The Water Quality Inspector conducts field tests, laboratory analyses, and inspections to ensure that water sources and treatment processes meet quality standards federal, DOS and environmental safety guidelines. | Must have Water Treatment and Distribution Operator's License from he State. Must know the EPA testing standards. | |
| Certified Water Tester (MRPT) | 4 | The Certified Water Tester is responsible for collecting, testing, and analyzing water samples to ensure water quality and safety across various water systems, including municipal, private, and industrial water sources. This role ensures compliance with local, state, DOS and federal water quality standards and works closely with environmental, health, and regulatory agencies to monitor water conditions. The Certified Water Tester conducts laboratory and field tests for contaminants and pollutants, records data, and provides essential reports to ensure water safety for public health. | Must be certified on the Water Testing equipment and the procedure to conduit the test. Must be trained how to collect water samples. Must know the EPA Water Test requirements. | |
| Pipe Fitter (MRPT) | 2 | The Pipefitter installs or repairs water, steam, gas or other types of pipe and pipefitting. Pipe fitter has skill set to properly measure and locate position of pipe from drawings or other written specifications, cutting various sizes of pipe to correct lengths with chisel and hammer, oxyacetylene torch or pipe-cutting machines, threading pipe with stocks and dies. Pipe Fitter is responsible for bending pipe by hand-driven or power-driven machines, assembling pipe with couplings and fastening pipe to hangers, making standard shop computations relating to pressures, flow and size of pipes. | • | High School Diploma |
| • | 2 Year of experience in pipefitting, plumbing, and welding technique | | | | |
Certified Pipe Welder (MRPT) 5 Pipe Welder is responsible for welding metal s together to fabricate or repair products, such as machine parts, plant equipment, bathrooms parts, sewage pipes and other facilities management services using auto cad blueprints or work orders, using brazing and a variety of arc and gas welding equipment. This worker welds metal parts together, using both gas welding or brazing and any combination of arc welding processes, performs related tasks such as thermal cutting and grinding, repairs broken or cracked parts, fills holes and increases/decrease size of metal parts for functional usage. Pipe Welder Certification Tested in a 6G position, Carbon Steel pipe, to one of the following codes; API-1104 and or API 1104, Shielded Metal Arc Welding (SMAW) (MRPT)
| Vibration Analysis Technician Level II (MRPT) | 3-5 Years | The Vibration Technician is responsible for condition monitoring, analyzing, and maintaining the vibration levels of machinery, equipment, and mechanical systems to ensure optimal performance, prevent failures, and extend the life of assets. This role involves using specialized vibration analysis tools to diagnose issues, troubleshoot mechanical problems, and perform corrective maintenance or adjustments. The Vibration Technician works closely with maintenance teams and engineers to develop and implement maintenance strategies aimed at minimizing downtime and improving equipment reliability. | • | Requires MRPT Clearance |
| • | Intermediate Vibration Analysis - ISO Category II Training and Certification | | | | |
| Vibration Analysis Technician Level II (S) | 3-5 Years | The Vibration Technician is responsible for condition monitoring, analyzing, and maintaining the vibration levels of machinery, equipment, and mechanical systems to ensure optimal performance, prevent failures, and extend the life of assets. This role involves using specialized vibration analysis tools to diagnose issues, troubleshoot mechanical problems, and perform corrective maintenance or adjustments. The Vibration Technician works closely with maintenance teams and engineers to develop and implement maintenance strategies aimed at minimizing downtime and improving equipment reliability. | • | Requires Secret Clearance |
| • | Intermediate Vibration Analysis - ISO Category II Training and Certification | | | | |
| Vibration Analysis Technician Level III (MRPT) | 6-8 Years | The Vibration Technician is responsible for condition monitoring, analyzing, and maintaining the vibration levels of machinery, equipment, and mechanical systems to ensure optimal performance, prevent failures, and extend the life of assets. This role involves using specialized vibration analysis tools to diagnose issues, troubleshoot mechanical problems, and perform corrective maintenance or adjustments. The Vibration Technician works closely with maintenance teams and engineers to develop and implement maintenance strategies aimed at minimizing downtime and improving equipment reliability. | • | Requires MRPT |
| • | Advanced Vibration Analysis - ISO Category III Training and Certification | | | | |
| Vibration Analysis Technician Level III (S) | 6 | The Vibration Technician is responsible for condition monitoring, analyzing, and maintaining the vibration levels of machinery, equipment, and mechanical systems to ensure optimal performance, prevent failures, and extend the life of assets. This role involves using specialized vibration analysis tools to diagnose issues, troubleshoot mechanical problems, and perform corrective maintenance or adjustments. The Vibration Technician works closely with maintenance teams and engineers to develop and implement maintenance strategies aimed at minimizing downtime and improving equipment reliability. | • | Requires Secret Clearance |
| • | Advanced Vibration Analysis - ISO Category III Training and Certification | | | | |
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