26C2024005 Renovate Armory Montague Mandatory Pre Bid Meeting Minutes 7_11_2023.pdf
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This document comprises mandatory pre-bid meeting minutes for the Renovate Armory - Montague Armory project, a joint initiative involving the Department of Military and Veterans Affairs (DMVA) and the Department of Technology, Management and Budget (DTMB). The project (DMVA Project No. 26C2024005, Index No. 1530, DTMB Project No. 511/23322.AGY) encompasses comprehensive renovation work including demolition and reconstruction of multiple facility systems and structures. Specific deliverables include installation of storm water sewer systems with catch basins and oil/water separators; demolition and replacement of parking areas with new asphalt, markings, and signage; installation of new force protection barriers and concrete sidewalks; construction of military parking areas with gravel surfaces, fencing, gates, and lighting; installation of diesel fuel dispensing systems with above-ground storage tanks; renovation of latrines, shower rooms, and locker rooms with new fixtures; creation of a new lactation room; reconstruction of the drill hall with new flooring and ceiling; and comprehensive electrical, plumbing, and mechanical upgrades throughout the facility. A mandatory pre-bid meeting was held on July 11, 2023, at 10:30 AM at the Montague Armory site. Request for Information (RFI) submissions were due by July 19, 2023, at 10:00 AM, with responses to be issued in an addendum. The bid opening occurred on Wednesday, July 26, 2023, at 2:00 PM. The project completion date is 365 calendar days after the preconstruction meeting, with DTMB requiring approximately 45 days for contract award following bid receipt.
Bidders must comply with Davis-Bacon Act wage requirements and submit electronic bids in accordance with Section 00100 Instructions to Bidders. A bid security bond of 5% of the awarded base bid cost is required; however, payment and performance bonds are waived if the bid is less than $50,000. The project includes a $100,000 contingency allowance and liquidated damages assessed at $200 per day. Contractors must obtain Builder's Risk Insurance at their own expense and are required to submit shop drawings prior to commencing work in designated sections including fuel-fired domestic water heaters, air-cooled condensers, split-system air conditioners, automated fuel management systems, and fuel distribution and storage systems. A full-time superintendent or project manager must remain on-site during all construction activities. Work hours are restricted to 7:45 AM to 4:30 PM, Monday through Friday. The contractor is responsible for obtaining a Soil Erosion and Sedimentation Control (SESC) permit and coordinating with LARA for fuel dispensing and storage permits upon contract award. Additional responsibilities include removal of all construction debris, daily field reporting per General Conditions Section 00700, waste management with a goal to salvage or recycle 60 percent by weight of non-hazardous solid waste, and submission of daily load tickets for all materials to the Project Site Superintendent.
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MANDATORY PRE-BID MEETING MINUTES for Renovate Armory – Montague Armory DMVA Project No. 26C2024005 Index No. 1530 DTMB Project No. 511/23322.AGY Meeting Date: Tuesday, July 11, 2023 at 10:30 AM, Montague Armory
Bidding RFI’s/Questions are due up to July 19, 2023 by 10:00am. An addendum will be issued proceeding this date with all RFI’s submitted including response.
Bid Opening Date: Wednesday July 26, 2023 at 2:00 PM
Introductions: Kurt Maiberger (Project Manager/Engineer), Adam Pohl (Project Site Superintendent), SFC Adam Orazietti (Armory Manager, 1436th Engineer Vertical Construction Company, Unit Readiness/Operations NCO), Mike Church (Maintenance)
Design POC is Kurt Maiberger.
Project inspection POC is Adam Pohl.
Bidding Documents - Sets of Bidding Documents may be downloaded free of charge from the following website: https://sigma.michigan.gov/webapp/PRDVSS2X1/AltSelfService
Today is the only site visit for bidding purposes. Bidders must sign the pre bid sign in sheet or the bids will not be accepted by DTMB.
Must comply with Davis-Bacon Act. Wages are included in the specifications.
There are no alternates for this project.
There is a $100,000 Contingency Allowance for this project.
There are liquidated damages for this project at $200/day.
Bid Security (bond) of 5% of awarded base bid cost is required.
If bid is less than $50,000 no payment and performance bonds are required.
Follow Section 00100 Instructions to Bidders carefully for instructions on submitting bids.
Bidding will be electronic.
Contractor will be required to have Builder’s Risk Insurance. This is not provided by the State of Michigan.
Project completion date is 365 calendar days after preconstruction meeting. DTMB is typically taking 45 days to award contracts after receipt of the bids. Preconstruction meeting will take place on site. Notice To Proceed will be given at the PreConstruction Meeting. No work is to begin until the written notice is given to the General Contractor.
Soil Erosion and Sedimentation Control (SESC) requirements will be required as part of this contract.
Permits-
• SESC permit is required for this project.
• All permits from the State of Michigan (LARA) should be applied for upon contract award. This project will be submitted to LARA for plan review by DMVA.
All pertaining permits required.
• LARA Review and permits for Fuel Dispensing and Storage is responsibility of the Contractor.
Hour of work at location – 7:45AM to 4:30PM, Monday through Friday.
Contractor to have full time superintendent/project manager to remain on site while construction work is being performed.
Contractor is required to remove of all construction debris per specs this includes all excess topsoil and spoils.
Site access concerns: Comply with all Department of Military and Veterans Affairs special working rules listed in the specifications.
Contractor must submit shop drawings prior to construction scope of work. No work shall commence until adequate amount of approved shop drawings have been issued by designer.
All work is to be per the contract documents.
Contractor to coordinate all work with Adam Pohl, Project Site Superintendent.
Pre award submittals/shop drawings are listed in Section 223400 Fuel-Fired, Domestic-Water Heaters, 236313 Air Cooled Condensers, 238126 Split-System Air-Conditioners, 254000 Automated Fuel Management System, and 335213 Fuel Distribution and Storage for this project.
This project consists of….. The work under this contract includes, but is not limited to providing all labor, equipment, and materials to renovate armory at the Montague Armory as shown on the drawings and specifications.
Brief description only is listed below, this may not include every item, please see plans and specs for the complete project:
Supply and install storm water sewer system including new catch basins, leaching basins, oil/water separator, and concrete pipe.
Demo and mill entire POV parking area. Grade entire area. Place new asphalt, pavement markings, and signage.
Supply and install new force protection (Rosetta Stone), concrete sidewalks, and entrance.
Construct new POV parking area including asphalt, pavement markings, guardrail, and lighting.
Construct new military parking area including gravel surface, guard posts, fencing and gate, and lighting.
Supply and install new loading ramp including concrete and moveable loading ramp.
Demo existing underground diesel and gasoline storage tanks. Supply and install new diesel fuel dispensing system including concrete, guardrail, electrical, controls, above ground storage tank, dispensing system.
Demo latrines and shower/locker rooms, reconfigure. Install new fixtures and finishes.
Demo partially cold storage room, construct a new lactation room.
Demo PT room, install new flooring, ceiling, windows, paint, etc.
Demo drill hall, install new flooring, ceiling, paint, etc.
Paint and install new flooring in corridors.
Demo Supply room caging and supply office ceiling, install new caging, expand concrete vault, install new ceiling in office, etc.
Supply and install new caging in maintenance room.
Provide and install new electrical in latrines, lactation room, mechanical new equipment, PT, supply, supply office, drill hall, diesel storage and dispensing, and exterior lighting.
Provide and install new plumbing in latrines, shower rooms, and lactation room.
Demo existing mechanical equipment shown. Provide and install new mechanical equipment including split unit, condensers, air handling unit, exhaust fans, diffusers/duct, etc.
Grade entire area as shown including new drainage ditches, culverts, and storm drainage system. Place mulch blanket along entire ditch, storm retention areas, and swale areas.
Place 4” of topsoil, seed, fertilizer, and mulch in all disturbed areas for all portions of the project.
All work must be scheduled and coordinated so that all armory operations are maintained.
There must be a construction waste management and disposal plan in place for this project.
Goal is to salvage/recycle 60 percent by weight of total non-hazardous solid waste generated by the work.
Testing is required and is the responsibility of the contractor. Some items included but not limited to are asphalt paving, concrete, earthwork, aggregate base and base courses.
Load tickets are to be submitted to Adam Pohl each day for all materials.
Questions:
1. Are daily reports required? Yes, the contractor is required to provide daily field reports per Section 00700 General Conditions, Subpart 2.3.
2. Can soil borings be provided? Yes, any soil borings that are available will be provided as part of addendum.
3. What size are the underground fuel tanks to be removed? They are a 3000 gallon gasoline and a 4000 gallon diesel tank.
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