27R00005 Matrix.xlsx

This is a qualifications matrix template designed to collect project experience information from contractors bidding on federal construction opportunities. The matrix requests contractors to document specific construction projects they have completed, requiring them to provide the project title, location, completion year, and their role (prime contractor or subcontractor/Design-Operator-Representative). Contractors must indicate whether projects were delivered using Design-Build (DB) or Design-Bid-Build (DBB) methods and specify whether work involved renovation or new construction.

The matrix establishes specific qualification thresholds for this solicitation: projects must be either Department of Defense or federal facilities with final construction costs of $60 million or greater and a minimum of 10,000 square feet. The particular focus for this matrix is indoor aquatic facilities, including commercial/municipal swimming centers or specialized military combat training pool facilities. The template includes a column for contractors to indicate whether they provided Prevailing Labor Agreement (PLA) feedback, with a numbered scale for response. This matrix is directly tied to the P-1577 Combat Water Survival Training Facility at Marine Corps Base Camp Lejeune, North Carolina, which will include indoor combat survival pools with dive towers, Underwater Egress Training facilities, support buildings with filtration systems, classrooms, administrative spaces, and locker room facilities.