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Statement of Work Plants and Holiday Decor

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(Signature of person authorized to sign) (Signature of Contracting Officer) 516-21-2-5107-0028 None 36C248 Department of Veterans Affairs Network Contracting Office 8 (NCO 8) Room 315, Bldg. 2 10,000 Bay Pines Blvd Bay Pines

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33744 36C248 Department of Veterans Affairs Network Contracting Office 8 (NCO 8) C.W. Bill Young VA Medical Center 10,000 Bay Pines Blvd. Room 315, Bldg. 2 Bay Pines

FL

33744 To all Offerors/Bidders

36C24821Q1412 08-30-2021

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DUE 9/7/2021 10:00 AM EST

See CONTINUATION Page X Interior Plants & Holiday Decorations NAICS 561730 Landscaping The former solicitation of 100% Service Disabled Veteran Owned Small Business is now being re-solicited UNRESTRICTED.

Contractors MUST refer to Section E 52.212-1 - Instruction to Offerors

All Requests for Quotes (RFQ)s MUST be directly emailed to Patara McDonald at patara.mcdonald@va.gov in its Adobe PDF entirety (no physical copy will be accepted).

Chad L. Raterman Contracting Officer I. Objective:

The Government requires interior landscaping, indoor plants, containers, maintenance, replacement, and seasonal Thanksgiving and Christmas holiday decorations at multiple locations outlined in the scope of work (SOW).

All plants, containers, and seasonal decorations SHALL be provided / exchanged and removed by the contractor. All plant and décor quantities and locations are subject to change due to construction, renovations, or occupancy type per the Contracting Officer Representative.

Any and all materials provided /exchanged SHALL remain property of the contractor.

Period of Performance

a) Contract Period of Performance Dates:

i) Base Period: 12 months after award

ii) Option Period I: 12 months

iii) Option Period II: 12 months

iv) Option Period III: 12 months

v) Option Period IV: 12 months

Plants, containers, maintenance, replacement, and décor are to be coordinated with Contracting Office Representative (COR) to avoid interrupting patient or visitor services.

Vendor will perform work during standard business hours between 8:00 am – 4:30 pm.

Vendor will upon award of contract propose plants, containers, maintenance, replacement, and décor schedule dates and times and locations with the COR.

There is no laydown yard or external space for the Vendor’s/Offeror’s/Bidder’s equipment, transportation, materials, or equipment.

Plants, containers, maintenance, replacement, and décor will be for the following locations: (buildings / locations are listed in Section IV Locations of Plants and Containers):

Bay Pines Veterans Affairs Healthcare System Main Campus (Bay Pines Main Campus) & Community Based Outpatient Clinics (CBOC) 10,000 Bay Pines Blvd.

Bay Pines, FL 33744 (Pinellas County) Service Contract Act WD #:2015-4571

CBOCs include seven (7) locations:

Palm Harbor, FL (Pinellas County) Service Contract Act WD #:2015-4571 St. Petersburg, FL (Pinellas County) Service Contract Act WD #:2015-4571 Bradenton, FL (Manatee County) Service Contract Act WD #:2015-4547 Sarasota, FL (Manatee County) Service Contract Act WD #:2015-4547 Port Charlotte, FL (Charlotte County) Service Contract Act WD #:2015-2125 Sebring, FL (Highland County) Service Contract Act WD #:2015-5735 Naples, FL (Collier County) Service Contract Act WD #:2015-4545

Lee County Healthcare Center 2489 Diplomat Parkway East Cape Coral, FL 33909 (Lee County) Service Contract Act WD #:2015-4529

II. Vendor Requirements:

a. Vendor must have access / use a proper acclimation / conditions commercial greenhouse or shade-house.

b. Vendor will not use warehouse facilities for plant storage.

c. Vendor must carry $1M General Liability insurance policy.

d. Vendor employees must be state certified with “BMP” Best Management Practices.

e. Vendor must have in house licensed pest control certifications.

f. Vendor’s employees must always wear a company uniform when on Veterans Affairs property.

g. Vendor vehicles must park in designated areas only.

h. Vendor must follow all Veterans Affairs background requirements as necessary.

i. Vendors must adhere to all Veterans Affairs rules and regulations and limit interaction with patients, visitors, and employees.

j. Vendors are to respect patient privacy, facility safety, and infection control practices at all times.

k. Vendors are never to interfere with or disrupt medical center operations.

l. Vendors are to have active commercial accounts in similar size and scope providing references of those accounts.

m. Vendors must be able to respond to service needs within 24 hrs.

n. Any damage or theft of plants, containers, and seasonal decorations is the Vendor’s liability and must be immediately replaced.

o. All plant containers shall be pre-approved by the Contracting Officer’s Representative Elizabeth Kuban via email elizabeth.kuban@va.gov via submittal prior to placement.

III. Scope of Services

a. Weekly maintenance and watering of plants.

b. Hand watering when needed for proper growth of the plant.

c. Pruning of brown, wilted, and dead leaves when required.

d. Removal and disposal off-site of plants and containers as needed.

e. Dusting of plant material weekly.

f. Detailed cleaning of containers on a weekly basis.

g. Fertilization four (4) times per year with an all-purpose liquid 20-20-20 fertilizer.

h. Insect and disease control as needed including weekly preferred environmentally friendly and/or green pest control.

i. Camouflaging of grow pots with moss to present a neat, decorative appearance at all times.

j. Water can be sourced at Bay Pines Campus Building 13.

k. Transportation of water throughout the buildings must be in enclosed fiberglass pressurized water tanks.

l. No buckets and / or hoses are permitted inside any building for watering interior plants.

m. All plants must meet Grade A Florida standards.

n. All plants will be 20-30% shade grown.

o. All plant sizes installed as stated below in Section IV.

p. All plant replacements are at the expense of the Vendor and to take place when the plants declines no more than 30% of their foliage from the time of install.

q. Thanksgiving and Christmas Holiday decorations will be used for no more than two (2) holiday seasons. Reselection of the color and design of the replacement decorations will be done by the Veterans Affairs Medical Center.

r. Holiday decorations must be installed no later than one-week before Thanksgiving and removed no later than one-week after New Year’s Day.

s. Holiday decorations are installed, removed, and stored by Vendor.

t. Vendor assumes all liability for installation of plants and holiday seasonal decorations to not harm or damage the surrounding physical environment.

IV. Locations of Plants, Decorations, and Containers

1. Bay Pines Main Campus Building 100: Vestibule / Planter Beds

a. 6 each - Zamioculcas zamiifolia 14” grow container; 3’ tall; 2’ wide

b. 6 each - Decorative recycled resin-molded containers

c. Tall square 16”L x 15.5”W x 30”H Gunmetal Finish

d. Topped dressed in fire resistant Fiberex Moss

e. 3 each - 5 lbs. bag of Styrofoam filler material

f. 24 each - 25 lbs. Bags Grey Mexican Pebbles

g. 2 each - 25’ Landscape Fabric rolls

2. Bay Pines Main Campus Building 100: Lobby / Seating Areas

a. 2 each - Chamaedorea erumpens 14” grow container; 6’ tall; 4’ wide

b. 2 each - Decorative recycled resin-molded containers

c. Short Square 20.4”L x 19.8”W x 19.7”H Gunmetal Finish

d. 8 each - Scindapsus neon 6” grow container; 12’long

e. Topped Dressed in fire resistant Fiberex Moss

3. Bay Pines Main Campus Building 100: Lobby / Information Desk

a. 2 each - Rhapis excels 17” grow container; 7’ tall; 4-5’ wide

b. 8 each - Bromeliad’s 6” grow container; 12” tall

c. Changed out 4 times per year; total of 32 plants for year

d. 16 each - Scindapsus neon 6” grow container; 12’long

e. 2 each - Decorative fiberglass molded containers

f. European Square 25”L x 25”W x 25.75”H Gunmetal Finish

g. Topped Dressed in fire resistant Fiberex Moss

4. Bay Pines Main Campus Building 1: Canteen / Dinning Area

a. 6 each - Dracaena massangeana 14” grow container; 6’ tall; 3’ wide

b. 6 each - Decorative recycled resin-molded containers

c. Short square 20.4”L x 19.8”W x 19.7”H Gold Dust Finish

d. 24 each - Scindapsus neon 6” grow container; 12’ long

e. Topped Dressed in fire resistant Fiberex Moss

5. Bay Pines Main Campus Building 106: Hallway

a. 1 each - Dracaena massangeana 14” grow container; 6’ tall; 3’ wide

b. 1 each - Decorative recycled resin-molded containers

c. Short square 17”L x 17”W x 15”H Wheat Finish

d. Topped Dressed in fire resistant Fiberex Moss

6. Bay Pines Main Campus Building 106: Atrium Hallway

a. 12 each - Ficus spire 10” grow containers; 3’ tall; 2’wide

b. 4 each - Decorative recycled resin-molded containers

c. Rectangular 30”L x 12”W x 17”H Wheat Finish

7. Bay Pines Main Campus Building 107: Radiation Oncology Center / Open Area

a. 1 each - Chamaedorea erumpens 14” grow container; 6’ tall; 4’ wide

b. 1 each - Decorative recycled resin-molded containers

c. Short Square 20.4”L x 20.4”W x 19.7”H Bronze Finish

d. Topped Dressed in fire resistant Fiberex Moss

e. 4 each - Scindapsus neon 6” grow container; 12’ long

f. 2 each - Dracaena massangeana 14” grow container; 6’ tall; 3’ wide

g. 2 each - Decorative recycled resin-molded containers

h. Short square 17”L x 17”W x 15”H Wheat Finish

i. Topped Dressed in fire resistant Fiberex Moss

8. Bay Pines Main Campus Building 71: Community Living Center (CLC) West / Open Area

a. 3 each - Dracaena massangeana 14” grow container; 6’ tall; 3’ wide

b. 3 each - Decorative recycled resin-molded containers

c. Short square 17”L x 17”W x 15”H Wheat Finish

d. Topped Dressed in fire resistant Fiberex Moss

e. 2 each - Chamaedorea erumpens 14” grow container; 6’ tall; 4’ wide

f. 2 each - Decorative recycled resin-molded containers

g. Short square 17”L x 17”W x 15”H Wheat Finish

h. Topped Dressed in fire resistant Fiberex Moss

9. Bay Pines Main Campus Building 101: CLC East / Open Area

a. 3 each - Dracaena massangeana 14” grow container; 6’ tall; 3’ wide

b. 3 each - Decorative recycled resin-molded containers

c. Short square 17”L x 17”W x 15”H Wheat Finish

d. Topped Dressed in fire resistant Fiberex Moss

e. 2 each - Chamaedorea erumpens 14” grow container; 6’ tall; 4’ wide

f. 2 each - Decorative recycled resin-molded containers

g. Short square 17”L x 17”W x 15”H Wheat Finish

h. Topped Dressed in fire resistant Fiberex Moss

10. Bay Pines Main Campus Building 102: Domiciliary / Dining Room

a. 3 each - Dracaena massangeana 14” grow container; 6’ tall; 3’ wide

b. 3 each - Decorative recycled resin-molded containers

c. Short square 17”L x 17”W x 15”H White Finish

d. Topped Dressed in fire resistant Fiberex Moss

e. 4 each - Aglaonema Silver Bay 6” grow container; 12” tall

f. 8 each - Scindapsus Jade Pothos 6” grow container; 12” long

g. 4 each - Decorative recycled resin-molded containers

h. Rectangle Planters 30”L x 7”W x 7”H White Finish

i. Topped Dressed in fire resistant Fiberex Moss

11. Bay Pines Main Campus Building 106: Eye Clinic / Lobby

a. 2 each - Dracaena massangeana 14” grow container; 6’ tall; 3’ wide

b. 2 each - Decorative recycled resin-molded containers

c. Short square 17”L x 17”W x 15”H Bronze Finish

d. Topped Dressed in fire resistant Fiberex Moss

12. Bay Pines Main Campus Fisher House: Living Room / Corner of Room

a. 2 each - Dracaena Lisa 14” grow container; 6’ tall; 3’ wide

b. 2 each - Decorative recycled resin-molded containers

c. Short square 17”L x 17”W x 15”H Bronze Finish

d. Topped Dressed in fire resistant Fiberex Moss

13. Bay Pines Main Campus Fisher House: Living Room / Coffee Table

a. 1 each - Replica Tropical Floral Arrangement 9”L x 9”W x 12”H

b. 1 each - Decorative recycled resin-molded containers

c. Short round 8”L x 8”W x 4”H Bronze Finish

d. Topped Dressed in fire resistant Fiberex Moss

14. Bay Pines Main Campus Fisher House: Foyer / Wall Table

a. 1 each - Replica Tropical Floral Arrangement 9”L x 9”W x 12”H

b. 1 each - Decorative recycled resin-molded containers

c. Short round 8”L x 8”W x 4”H Bronze Finish

d. Topped Dressed in fire resistant Fiberex Moss

15. Bay Pines Main Campus Fisher House: Foyer / Next to Statue at Staircase

a. 2 each - Dracaena massangeana 14” grow container; 6’ tall; 3’ wide

b. 2 each - Decorative recycled resin-molded containers

c. Short square 17”L x 17”W x 15”H Bronze Finish

d. Topped Dressed in fire resistant Fiberex Moss

16. Bay Pines Main Campus Fisher House: Dining Room / Corner of Room

a. 2 each - Dracaena Lisa 14” grow container; 6’ tall; 3’ wide

b. 2 each - Decorative recycled resin-molded containers

c. Short square 17”L x 17”W x 15”H Bronze Finish

d. Topped Dressed in fire resistant Fiberex Moss

17. Bay Pines Main Campus Fisher House: Dining Room / Buffet Table

a. 1 each - Replica Tropical Floral Arrangement 24”L x 9”W x 14”H

b. 1 each - Decorative recycled resin-molded containers

c. Short round 8”L x 8”W x 4”H Bronze Finish

d. Topped Dressed in fire resistant Fiberex Moss

18. Bay Pines Main Campus Fisher House: 1st Floor Bathroom

a. 1 each - Replica Rhapis Palm 3’

b. 1 each - Decorative recycled resin-molded container

c. Short round 13”L x 12.7”W x 11”H Bronze Finish

d. Topped Dressed in fire resistant Fiberex Moss

e. 1 each - Replica Tropical Floral Arrangement 9”L x 9”W x 12”H

f. 1 each - Decorative recycled resin-molded containers

g. Short round 8”Lx 8”W x 4”H Bronze Finish

h. Topped Dressed in fire resistant Fiberex Moss

19. Bay Pines Main Campus Fisher House: Nine (9) Bedrooms

a. 9 each - Replica Tropical Floral Arrangement 9”L x 9”W x 12”H

b. 9 each - Decorative recycled resin-molded containers

c. Short round 8”L x 8”W x 4”H Bronze Finish

d. Topped Dressed in fire resistant Fiberex Moss

20. Bay Pines Main Campus Building 111: Mental Health Lobby

a. 2 each - Chamaedorea erumpens 14” grow container; 6’ tall; 4’ wide

b. 2 each - Decorative recycled resin-molded containers

c. Short Square 20.4”L x 19.8”W x 19.7”H Gunmetal Finish

d. 6 each - Zamioculcas zamiifolia 14” grow container; 3’ tall; 2’ wide

e. 6 each - Decorative recycled resin-molded containers

f. Tall square 16”L x 15.5”W x 30”H Gunmetal Finish

g. Topped Dressed in fire resistant Fiberex Moss

V. Locations and Description of Seasonal Holiday Decorations

1. Bay Pines Main Campus Building 100: Hospital Vestibule / Planter Beds

a. 18 each - 8” Silk Red and White Poinsettias 8” in silver container

2. Bay Pines Main Campus Building 100: Hospital Lobby / Information Desk

a. 1 each - Kennedy Fir Trees 9’ tall x 65” width; 3,128 tips

b. 850 warm LED white lights

c. 2 each - Metal Tree Stands with Wheels 29”

d. Trees decorated in a white and silver color theme

e. 100 Filler Ornaments white and silver (50 per tree)

f. 80 Minor Ornaments 2”- 3” white and silver (40 per tree)

g. 60 Major Ornaments 3”- 6” white and silver (30 per tree)

h. Silver Lame’ Tree Skirt (four (4) yards per tree)

i. 14 each - Medium Wrapped Packages 12”x12”x12” (seven (7) per tree) in white and silver wrapping paper with silver bow for accent

j. Menorah

3. Bay Pines Main Campus Building 100: Cobb Room / Stage

a. 1 each - Cambridge Spruce Trees 12’ tall x 62” width; 3,950 tips

b. 1250 warm LED white lights

c. 2 each - Metal Tree Stands with Wheels 34”

d. Trees decorated in a white and silver color theme

e. 180 Filler Ornaments white and silver (90 per tree)

f. 100 Minor Ornaments 2”- 3”white and silver (50 per tree)

g. 100 Major Ornaments 3”- 6”white and silver (50 per tree)

h. Silver Lame’ Tree Skirt (five (5) yards per tree)

i. 14 each - Medium Wrapped Packages 12”x12”x12” (seven (7) per tree) in white and silver wrapping paper with silver bow for accent

j. Menorah

4. Bay Pines Main Campus Building 71: Hospice Family Room

a. 2 each - Balsam Fir Slim Trees 9’ tall x 51” width; 1,617 tips

b. 750 warm LED white lights; Un-Decorated

c. 2 each - Metal Tree Stand with Wheels 29”

d. Menorah

5. Bay Pines Main Campus Building 100: Outpatient Entrance 1st Floor Glass windows at Pharmacy

a. 1 each - Balsam Fir Slim Trees 7.5’ tall x 44” width; 1,185 tips

b. 550 warm LED white lights

c. 2 each - Metal Tree Stand with Wheels 29”

d. Tree decorated in a white and silver color theme

e. 150 Filler Ornaments white and silver (75 per tree)

f. 100 Minor Ornaments 2”- 3” white and silver (50 per tree)

g. 100 Major Ornaments 3”- 6” white and silver (50 per tree)

h. Silver Lame’ Tree Skirt (three (3) yards per tree)

i. Menorah

6. Bay Pines Main Campus Building 101: CLC West/Open Area

a. 1 Balsam Fir Slim Trees 9’ tall x 51” width; 1,617 tips

b. 750 warm LED white lights

c. 1 Metal Tree Stand with Wheels 29”

d. Tree decorated in a white and silver color theme

e. 75 Filler Ornaments white and silver

f. 50 Minor Ornaments 2”- 3” white and silver

g. 50 Major Ornaments 3”- 6” white and silver

h. Silver or White Tree Skirt (four (4) yards tree)

i. 8 Bows with tails (two (2) at each nurse station)

j. 8 Poinsettias (two (2) at each nurse station)

k. Menorah

7. Bay Pines Main Campus Building 71: CLC East/Open Area

a. 1 Balsam Fir Slim Trees 9’ tall x 51” width; 1,617 tips 750 warm LED white lights

b. 1 Metal Tree Stand with Wheels 29”

c. Tree decorated in a white and silver color theme

d. 75 Filler Ornaments white and silver

e. 50 Minor Ornaments 2”- 3” white and silver

f. 50 Major Ornaments 3”- 6” white and silver

g. Silver or White Tree Skirt (four (4) yards per tree)

h. Menorah

8. Bay Pines Main Campus Building 111: Atrium

a. 1 each - Kennedy Fir Trees 10’ tall x 65” width; 3,128 tips

b. 425 warm LED white lights

c. 1 each - Metal Tree Stands with Wheels 29”

d. Trees decorated in a white and silver color theme

e. 50 Filler Ornaments white and silver (50 per tree)

f. 40 Minor Ornaments 2”- 3” white and silver (40 per tree)

g. 30 Major Ornaments 3”- 6” white and silver (30 per tree)

h. Silver Lame’ Tree Skirt (four (4) yards per tree)

i. 14 each - Medium Wrapped Packages 12” x 12” x 12” (seven (7) per tree) in white and silver wrapping paper with silver bow for accent

j. 2 – 24” Wreaths with silver and white ornaments and a bow

k. Menorah

9. Bay Pines Main Campus Building 102: Domiciliary / Dining Room

a. 1 Balsam Fir Slim Trees 7.5’ tall x 44” width; 1,185 tips

b. 550 warm LED white lights

c. 1 Metal Tree Stand with Wheels 29”

d. Tree decorated in a white and silver color theme

e. 75 Filler Ornaments white and silver

f. 50 Minor Ornaments 2”- 3” white and silver

g. 50 Major Ornaments 3”- 6” white and silver

h. Silver or White Tree Skirt (four (4) yards)

i. Menorah

10. Bay Pines Main Campus Building 20: Auditorium

a. 2 - 24” Wreaths with silver and white ornaments and a bow

11. Bay Pines Main Campus Exterior Banners – Remove light pole banners and install Veterans Affairs provided holiday banners. Return original banners to COR at the end of the holiday season.

12. Lee County Veterans Affairs Building: Lobby / Open Area 2489 Diplomat Parkway East, Cape Coral, FL 33909

a. 1 Cambridge Spruce Trees 12’ tall x 62” width; 3,950 tips

b. 1250 warm white lights

c. 1 Metal Tree Stands with Wheels 34”

d. Trees decorated in a white and silver color theme

e. 90 Filler Ornaments white and silver

f. 50 Minor Ornaments 2”- 3” white and silver

g. 50 Major Ornaments 3”- 6” white and silver

h. Silver or White Tree Skirt (five (5) yards)

i. 18 poinsettias

j. Menorah

13. Palm Harbor CBOC Distribution and Pick-up 35209 US Highway 19 North Palm Harbor FL 34684

a. 6 - 8” Red Poinsettias in white containers,

b. 2 - 24” Wreaths with silver and white ornaments and a bow

14. St. Petersburg CBOC Distribution and Pick-up 840 Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. St North St. Petersburg FL 33705

a. 6 - 8” Red Poinsettias in white containers,

b. 2 - 24” Wreaths with silver and white ornaments and a bow

15. Bradenton CBOC Distribution and Pick-up 5520 State Route 64 Suite 101 Bradenton, FL 34208

a. 12 - 8” Red Poinsettias in white containers

b. 4 - 24” Wreaths with silver and white ornaments and a bow

16. Sarasota CBOC Distribution and Pick-up 5682 Bee Ridge Road Suite 100 Sarasota, FL 34233

a. 6 - 8” Red Poinsettias in white containers

b. 2 - 24” Wreaths with silver and white ornaments and a bow

17. Port Charlotte CBOC Distribution and Pick-up 4161 Tamiami Trail Ste, 401 Port Charlotte FL 33952

a. 6 - 8” Red Poinsettias in white containers

b. 2 - 24” Wreaths with silver and white ornaments and a bow

18. Sebring CBOC Distribution and Pick-up 5901 US Highway 27 South Sebring FL 33870

a. 6 - 8” Red Poinsettias in white containers

b. 2 - 24” Wreaths with silver and white ornaments and a bow

19. Naples CBOC Distribution and Pick-up 800 Goodlette Rd. Ste. 120 Naples FL 34102

a. 6 - 8” Red Poinsettias in white containers

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