2.2.1_01172024_Attachment 4_PA Document Template.doc

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Furniture Lease in Support of DR-4482-CA
Solicitation number
70FBR924Q00000005
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This document outlines requirements for a furniture lease to support disaster response efforts in California. The Federal Emergency Management Agency Region 9 is seeking to lease commercial office furniture for a new Pasadena, California location that will support approximately 50 personnel across 17,600 square feet of space. Furniture requirements include workstations, seating, filing/storage units, and accessories to outfit general office and collaboration areas. The lease period will cover an initial two-year term with three optional one-year extensions. Site visits must be completed by January 23, 2024, with proposal responses due on an unspecified future date. The solicitation includes a notice of disaster area set-aside provision to prioritize local vendors where possible.

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Attachment 4

FEMA

[Project Name]

PRE-AWARD DOCUMENT

Prepared By: <<Contractor Name>> <<Date>>

SECTION 1 – FINANCIAL SUMMARY

Value Added Options

NO
DESCRIPTION
Price ($)
1
<Provide a Brief Description>
$
2
<Provide a Brief Description>
$
3
<Provide a Brief Description>
$
4
<Provide a Brief Description>
$
5
<Provide a Brief Description>
$
Total Approved Value Added Options:
$

Final Price Proposal

NO
DESCRIPTION
Price ($)
1
Original Proposal Price
$
2
Total Approved Value Added Options
$
Final Project Price
$

SECTION 2 – PROJECT DURATION SUMMARY

Approved Value Added Options

NO
DESCRIPTION
DURATION
1
<Provide a Brief Description>
2
<Provide a Brief Description>
3
<Provide a Brief Description>
4
<Provide a Brief Description>
5
<Provide a Brief Description>

Total Approved Value Added Options:

Final Project Duration

NO
DESCRIPTION
DURATION

(Calendar Days)

1
Original Proposal Duration (Days)
2
Total Approved Value Added Options (Days)

Final Project Duration

SECTION 3 – PROJECT SCHEDULE

A complete project schedule identifying major activities and actions/decisions required from the client

No
Activity / Task
Duration
Start Date
End Date
1
Notice to Proceed
2
Long Lead Items
3
Major Engineering Activity
4
Major Engineering Activity
5
Client Decision
6
Major Construction Activity
7
Major Construction Activity
8
Major Construction Activity
9
Major Construction Activity
10
Major Construction Activity
11
Client Decision
12
Substantial Completion
13
Final Completion

Contractor tasks are in “black”, Client tasks are in “blue”, Risky activities are in “red”

SECTION 4 – RISK MITIGATION

A complete list of all pre-identified risks (identified in the Risk Assessment and Value Added Plan, risks identified by other vendors, risk identified by the government) along with solutions to mitigate the risks.

1. <Enter Risk>

· <Enter Solution>

2. <Enter Risk>

· <Enter Solution>

3. <Enter Risk>

· <Enter Solution>

4. <Enter Risk>

· <Enter Solution>

5. <Enter Risk>

· <Enter Solution>

SECTION 5 – UNCONTROLLABLE RISKS

A complete list of risks/activities/action/decision which are outside the control of the vendor Risk 1:

Impact:

Responsible Party:

Solution / Strategy:

Risk 2:

Impact:

Responsible Party:

Solution / Strategy:

Risk 3:

Impact:

Responsible Party:

Solution / Strategy:

Risk 4:

Impact:

Responsible Party:

Solution / Strategy:

Risk 5:

Impact:

Responsible Party:

Solution / Strategy:

SECTION 6 – INTERVIEW STATEMENTS

A complete list of interview statements made by the Vendor (if applicable)

SECTION 7 – PROJECT ASSUMPTIONS

A detailed list of all proposal assumptions that may impact cost, schedule, or satisfaction.

Assumption 1:

Solution / Strategy:
If our assumption was incorrect, we will….

Assumption 2:

Solution / Strategy:
If our assumption was incorrect, we will….

Assumption 3:

Solution / Strategy:
If our assumption was incorrect, we will….

SECTION 8 – PROJECT ACTION ITEM CHECKLIST

A separate checklist should be created for the Client Representatives and the Vendor that includes the major activities, tasks, or decisions that will need to be made.

Vendor Action Item Checklist

No
Activity / Task / Decision
Due Date
Impact

(Cost / Time) Responsible Party

Client Action Item Checklist

No
Activity / Task / Decision
Due Date
Impact

(Cost / Time) Responsible Party

SECTION 9 – CONTACT LIST

Provide a list of critical individuals on this project (Client Representatives, Contractor, Subcontractors, Suppliers, etc)

No
Name
Company/Position
Phone
Email

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