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This document contains a special notice and related federal contract opportunity for electrical upgrades design services. The Department of Veterans Affairs Network Contracting Office is soliciting proposals for design of Phase I electrical upgrades at the Veterans Affairs Medical Center campus in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. Professional engineering licensure is required, though Pennsylvania licensure is not mandatory if the engineer's home state has reciprocity with Pennsylvania. The work involves upgrading electrical systems and returning any impacted building systems to their pre-upgrade condition. Hazardous materials like asbestos and lead paint may be encountered but are not expected to significantly impact the project scope. The contracting office will provide the latest asbestos survey to the selected offeror. Questions must be submitted by 2 September 2022, with responses provided addressing professional licensure, office location requirements, project scope details, capacity evaluation criteria, hazardous materials handling, insurance documentation needs, and identifying information updates.

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Special Notice Special Notice

SUBJECT*
595-23-1-5529-0001 | 595-21-104 Electrical Upgrades Phase I Design

GENERAL INFORMATION

CONTRACTING OFFICE’S ZIP CODE*
15215
SOLICITATION NUMBER*
36C24422R0169
ARCHIVE
60 DAYS AFTER THE RESPONSE DATE
RECOVERY ACT FUNDS
N
PRODUCT SERVICE CODE*
C1NZ
NAICS CODE*
541330
CONTRACTING OFFICE ADDRESS
Department of Veterans Affairs

Network Contracting Office 4

POINT OF CONTACT*

Elijah McIntosh elijah.mcintosh@va.gov

ADDITIONAL INFORMATION

AGENCY’S URL

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Electrical Upgrades Phase 1 Design 36C24422R0169 Questions (Updated 2 September 2022) Responses to RFI received

1. Professional engineering licensure is required; however Pennsylvania state licensure is not specifically required. If the PE is from a state that has a Reciprocity agreement with Pennsylvania – and the PE has something in writing they meet Act 41 – they can stamp and sign. Otherwise it must be a PA professional engineer stamping the drawings. They must possess a PA Architect License or meet the requirements of ACT 41 Registered Architect Licensure Requirements Snapshot (pa.gov).

2. The Prime contractor and their proposed subcontractors are not required to work in the same office. For geographical location purposes, we will be evaluating the firm and their partners ability to have a physical presence on site as required for site investigations and as issues arise during construction period services.

3. This project will primarily include electric upgrades; however, work may be required to return any building and facility systems to their pre-operational state that were removed, disabled, or altered during the electrical upgrades.

4. Capacity will evaluate the A/E firm’s ability to accomplish the project in the required time. This ability may be expressed by providing details on both the firm’s current and projected workload as well as the availability of key personnel.

5. The presence of hazardous materials such as Asbestos Containing Materials and Lead-Based Paint (ACM/LBP) should be expected but should have minimal impact on this project’s scope. The LVAMC will provide our latest asbestos survey to the technically most qualified offeror to help them create their price proposal. In general, lead based paint is present on some steel and some wood trim. ACM is present in some waterproofing mastic and some flooring materials. PCBs have been removed from the campus, but if any items that are suspected of containing PCBs are found during site investigation, the VA will have them tested.

6. The RFP references providing a copy of the Errors & Omissions Insurance Policy. Are you looking for our Liability Insurance certificate or a copy of the actual policy? The certification page is all we need to prove that you have the policy it will the types and limits.

7. Section E indicates to include the DUNs # for each Subcontractor. The DUNs is no longer used, should this be substituted with the Unique Identifier Number as indicated in the beginning of the RFP? Yes, the SAMUID is used in lieu of the DUNS as DUNS has been replaced as an identifier within the Federal contracting system.

8. Any relevant experience, including laboratory design experience, that is applicable to the design scope of this project, should be included. However, this project does not specifically require laboratory design experience.

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