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Construction Services J2 Attachment Price/Cost Proposal Form

Project Name:

Highway 86 Checkpoint Shelter Expansion

Name of Offeror:

Address:

Contact Name:

Telephone:

Fax:

Email:

To: Paul Barrett, Contracting Officer (paul.barrett@cbp.dhs.gov)

Type: Minor Construction Services The Offeror has examined the Statement of Work (SOW) and based on this examination, the Offeror agrees to furnish all labor, material, equipment, services and supplies, and perform all work and operations in accordance with all CBP requirements and within the period of performance specified. Offeror shall provide their fixed price proposal in the following format. For questions related to CBP FCB’s definitions, click on the icon below to open the Cost and Pricing Data Definitions page:

The Offeror shall complete the following tables for the construction proposal. The tables may be expanded as needed to provide a current, accurate, and complete basis for the project.

· Table 1.1 Self-Performed Construction Labor Costs;

· Table 1.2 Construction Lower-tier Subcontractors

· Table 2.1 Material Self Performed Costs

· Table 3.1 General Condition Costs

1. CONSTRUCTION LABOR COSTS

Table 1.1 shall be completed in its entirety. If this proposal is used in response to an RFP for a Task Order, Offeror shall respond using the negotiated fully burdened labor rates identified in associated Master Contract. In absence of negotiated rates, offeror’s proposed costs will be examined in accordance with terms of the RFP Sections L and M.

TABLE 1.1 SELF-PERFORMED CONSTRUCTION LABOR COST

CSI

DIVISION No.

(Davis-Bacon Rate, plus Fringe)

TOTAL BASE COST

Subtotal:

Subtotal Construction Labor Cost:

Offer shall list all proposed Lower-tier Construction Subcontractors and their proposed prices that shall be supported with Lower-tier Subcontractor proposal or price quotes. Offeror shall submit a bid or price-proposal sheet for each proposed Lower-tier Construction Subcontractor separately to support the costs outlined in Table 1.2.

TABLE 1.2 CONSTRUCTION LOWER- TIER SUBCONTRACTORS

CSI

DIVISION No.

Total Construction Lower-tier Subcontract Cost:

Mark-Up on Lower-tier Subcontract Costs (% ________ per Master Contract Rate Schedule if applicable)

TOTAL CONSTRUCTION LOWER-TIER SUBCONTRACT COSTS, WITH APPLIED OVERHEAD AND PROFIT

2. MATERIALS AND EQUIPMENT

Offeror shall identify the total cost for the materials for this project (including tax free materials, if applicable). The total proposed cost shall be supported with a detailed bill of materials. If required for the project, Offeror shall identify proposed equipment rental costs in support of the effort.

TABLE 2.1 MATERIAL SELF PERFORMED COSTS

MATERIALS & EQUIPMENT

Material Handling Fee (___%)

Total Material & Equipment Costs (Including Profit)

3. GENERAL CONDITIONS

Offeror shall provide a detailed breakdown of General Conditions (GC) Cost in Table 3.1 below. Add any other labor categories that may not be listed in the table below. “Other GC Costs” shall either be itemized by adding rows to the Table 3.1 or identified as a lump sum in Table 3.1 and itemized in a separate spreadsheet and attached to this Cost/Price Proposal.

Examples of typical General Conditions cost are located on the Cost and Pricing Data Definitions sheet.

TABLE 3.1 GENERAL CONDITIONS COSTS

Other GC Cost

Overhead ( %)

G&A ( %)

TOTAL

4. TOTAL CONSTRUCTION COSTS

Construction Price (Sum Tables 1.1 and 1.2)

Material Price (Sum of Table 2.1)

General Conditions Price (Sum of Table 3.1)

SUBTOTAL CONSTRUCTION COSTS

(Sum of Prices in Tables 1.1, 1.2., 2.1, and 3.1)

Profit ( % of Subtotal Construction Costs)

5. OTHER COSTS

6. TOTAL PROPOSED PRICE

Sum of Subtotal Construction Price, Profit, & Other Costs Total Proposed Price (CLIN 10 / Task 01):

7. UNALLOWABLE COSTS:

7.1. Costs identified as unallowable and/or unallocable in Part 31 of the Federal Acquisition Regulations (FAR).

7.2. Costs for work, activities and/or functions proposed in the indirect rates shall not be proposed again as a direct cost in any pricing associated with the subcontract.

7.3. Out of state travel expenses for any employee without prior approval of Contracting Officer.

7.4. Local travel for normal employee commuting to and from work.

7.5. Temporary housing and/or living expenses/allowances for project personnel.

7.6. Deposits lost by subcontractor.

7.7. Costs of removing condemned or rejected materials.

7.8. Costs associated with Subcontractor’s failure to timely obtain any necessary permits and licenses.

7.9. Any acceleration or extended duration costs, including any and all overtime wages, and the cost of performing work out of sequence, arising as a result of delay in carrying out the work caused by the Subcontractor or any lower-tier subcontractor, unless approved by Contracting Officer in a change order/modification.

7.10. Losses and damages, not compensated by insurance, related to the work or otherwise sustained by the subcontractor in connection with the performance and furnishing of the work.

7.11. Interest expense.

7.12. Any fines, penalties or other judgments imposed by local, state or federal authorities against the Subcontractor or any lower-tier subcontractor.

7.13. Costs due to the negligence, default, or failure to fulfill a responsibility of the subcontractor, any lower-tier subcontractors and suppliers, or anyone directly or indirectly employed by any of them or for whose acts any of them may be liable, including but not limited to, the correction of defective work, disposal of materials or equipment wrongly supplied and making good any damage to property.

7.14. Costs of additional services by an A/E which may be required in connection with repairs, removal or replacements necessitated by defects in materials and workmanship.

7.15. Costs incurred as a result of any inspection or test which reveals nonconforming or defective work.

7.16. Profit sharing and bonuses paid to Subcontractor’s or related entity personnel.

7.17. Alcohol, entertainment, staff meals, holiday parties and picnics.

7.18. Advertising and Public Relations related to selling services/products and/or enhancing company image.

7.19. Contributions, donations and goodwill.

7.20. All costs associated with organization or reorganization of corporate structure including mergers and acquisitions and change in financial structure resulting in alterations in the rights and interests of security holders.

7.21. Costs related to legal and other proceedings (i) in defense of or prosecution of claims or appeals against the Federal Government, (ii) defense or prosecution of lawsuits or appeals between contractors arising from agreement or contract concerning teaming arrangement, joint venture, or similar arrangement, dual sourcing, etc., (iii) patent filings or litigation, (iv) acts of fraud, criminal acts or for violations of laws or regulations, and (iv) protests of Federal solicitations or awards.

8. ATTACHMENTS

Offeror shall provide all applicable price/cost documentation necessary to support their proposed price/cost, which can include, but is not limited to the following:

9.1. Lower-tier Subcontractor price proposals

9.2. Bill of Material (BOM)

9.3. Negotiated labor union labor rates (if applicable)

9.4. Vendor Quotes (material quotes)

9. CHANGES IN THE WORK

Certain tasks with a subcontract or contract award may have unit prices identified for change orders. For changes in work authorized by the Government and that are not covered by unit prices for additions to or deductions from the subcontract or contract award price, the Offeror agrees to charge or credit such authorized Work at net cost.

10. WITHDRAWAL OF PROPOSAL

Offeror agrees that its Proposal will remain firm and will not be withdrawn for a period of 60 calendar days after the scheduled closing time for receipt of proposals.

11. TIME FOR COMPLETION

Offeror agrees to complete the work in its entirety within the number of calendar days after issuance of Notice to Proceed, as specified within Standard Form 1442 or Optional Form 372.

12. REJECTION OF PROPOSALS

Offeror understands that the Government reserves the right to waive any informality in the proposal and to reject any or all proposals in whole or in part

13. AGREEMENT AND PAYMENT AND PERFORMANCE BOND

Upon receipt an executed contract award or task order, Offeror agrees to execute an agreement, and to furnish executed performance and payment bonds as specified in the Instructions to Offerors.

14. FIRM NAME AND ADDRESS OF OFFEROR

This proposal is submitted in the name of:

Firm Name:

Business Address:

Name (print or type):

Signed:

Title:

Date: _______________________________________________

END OF SECTION

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COST AND PRICING DATA DEFINITIONS

FOR

GENERAL REQUIREMENTS AND GENERAL CONDITIONS

The following include typical costs for General Requirements and General Conditions. Please refer to this information when completing the proposal form.

General Requirements

· Work Restrictions

· Project Utility Sources

· Administrative Requirements

· Construction Progress Documentation (e.g., schedule of values) (When required by SOW)

· Submittal Procedures

· Special Procedures

· Quality Requirements

· References

· Quality Assurance/ Quality Control

· Starting and Adjusting

· Protecting Installed Construction

· Closeout Procedures/Submittals

· Demonstration and Training

· Facility Performance Requirements (When required by SOW)

· Facility Substructure Performance Requirements (When required by SOW)

· Facility Shell Performance Requirements (When required by SOW)

· Interiors Performance Requirements (When required by SOW)

· Conveying Equipment Performance Requirements (When required by SOW)

· Facility Services Performance Requirements (When required by SOW)

· Other Facility Construction Performance Requirements (When required by SOW)

· Site Construction Performance Requirements (When required by SOW)

· Life Cycle Activities/ Commissioning (When required by SOW)

· Facility Operation (When required by SOW)

· Facility Maintenance (When required by SOW)

· Facility Decommissioning (When required by SOW)

General Conditions

· Labor Categories (i.e., Project Manager, Field Supervisor, Admin. Support, Safety Manager, etc.)

· Temporary Facilities and Controls

· Construction Facilities

· Temporary Construction

· Construction Aids

· Vehicular Barriers and Enclosures

· Temporary Controls

· Project Identification

· Execution and Closeout Requirements

· Other Categories as needed

Note: The general conditions costs above shall be identified without any indirect rates applied (except fringe proposed on labor above) and without profit/fee applied. Any of the individual cost elements proposed as general conditions will receive application of the indirect rates on the proposal form.

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