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(Signature of person authorized to sign) (Signature of Contracting Officer) 02-15-2025 36C252 Department of Veterans Affairs Great Lakes Acquisition Center (GLAC) 3001 Green Bay Road North Chicago IL 60064 36C252 Department of Veterans Affairs Great Lakes Acquisition Center (GLAC) 3001 Green Bay Road North Chicago IL 60064 To all Offerors/Bidders

36C25225Q0210

X X X ** HOUR & DATE for Receipt of Offers is EXTENDED to: 02-24-2025 10:00 CST x

The purpose of this amendment is to answer the submitted vendor questions in regards to the solicitation 36C25225Q0210 and extend the the hour and date for reciept of offers to 02-24-2025 at 10:00 AM CST.

Please see the attached page for questions and answers and sign and submit this amendment with your offer.

***Attached is a additional CLIN Bid Table to assit in filling out section B of the RFQ Schedule, also attached is the FA Inventory - Hines VA Point List to assist you***

AARON ROGERS

CONTRACTING OFFICER

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Pre-Bid Site Visit – QUESTIONS

1. What kind of circuit breaker panels you had installed in your VA locations?

SQUARE D or GE panels

2. What should the billing be for this account the Name and Address?

GLAC - Please see page one of the RFQ.

3. Is there a way to get all the reports for each location?

GLAC - These are property of the VA and the incumbent and they will be released to the awardee.

4. Is there a Fire pump at the clinic location in Joliet?

No, but there is a Fire Department Connection

5. How many VA maintained Hydrants are at the locations?

6. What are the counts of Extinguishers (size and types)?

ABC; majority are 10lb & 15lb

7. Do we need to have Tech(s) there weekly? Will it be (2) techs 40 hours a week?

The VA suggests the availability of at least 1 tech to be onsite to help maintain the Fire Alarm System. Through experience, it would be beneficial to have 2 techs due to the size of the campus.

8. Please provide copies of the following inspection reports from 2024:

See response to question 3. - Historic data/reports can be provided to the awarded contractor.

a. Fire Alarm Testing & Inspection Reports

b. Kitchen Hood Testing & Inspection Reports

c. Sprinkler Testing & Inspection Reports

d. Fire Pump Testing & Inspection Reports

e. Damper Testing & Inspection Report from 2024. (Not due until 2029).

f. Off-site transmission equipment Testing & Inspection Reports

9. What systems are required to be tested after normal business hours?

EC.02.03.05 - EP 11 – Fire Pump Under Flow between 7:30 am – 12:00 pm on a Saturday EC.02.03.05 - EP 13 – Fire Suppression & Automatic Suppression System Devices Bldg 200 – Kitchen 4am

10. Who is the incumbent?

Please see FPDS for contract 36C25220C0133 information.

11. Does the RFQ require two techs at the facility everyday or is it one tech, everyday, with a back-up tech if the first one takes a day off?

The VA prefers to at least 1 tech to be available onsite during normal business hours.

The VA is not so much concerned with the amount of hours the technician is onsite, but more with the availability to repair deficiencies and ongoing daily/weekly issues with the Fire Alarm system. with a backup is essential, 2 onsite would be beneficial for the technicians.

12. Please provide the number of wet systems by building number.

Refer to Question 23 – (Table provided by current contractor).

Also, refer to document named “FA Inventory – Hines VA Point List”.

13. Please provide additional information regarding the six kitchen suppression systems such as type of system. Also, how many fusible links per system, how many tanks per system, and how many nozzles per system?

7 Automatic Suppression Systems for EP 13 Bldg 45 – (ANSUL r102 1 tank) – Grill Bldg 45 – (ANSUL r102 1 tank) – Fry Grill Bldg 45 – (ANSUL r102 1 tank) – Pizza Bldg 45 - (ANSUL r102 2 tank) – Island Bldg 200 – (ANSUL r102 2 tank) – Small Bldg 200 – (ANSUL r102 4 tank) – Main Bldg 217 – (ANSUL r102 1 tank) – Main

14. How many Fire Department Connections are onsite by building?

Minimum of 1 FDC per bldg. Some Bldgs like Bldg 200 have multiple.

Refer to document named “FA Inventory – Hines VA Point List” for additional information.

15. Fire panels are listed in the RFI as generic fire alarm control panel. Pleases provide specific manufacturer and model numbers for each system by building.

Simplex 4100-8001; 4020-8001; 4120-8001

16. 51 roll up doors are listed in the RFP. Please provide type and size of each door.

Refer to document named “FA Inventory – Hines VA Point List”.

17. Are fire hose connection valves included in the bid? If so, please provide a list of total quantities by building.

No, old standpipe system has been abandoned per the pipe shop.

18. It was mentioned during the site visit that fire hydrants are included in the bid. Please provide a total count of fire hydrants.

See question 5.

19. For sensitivity reporting of smoke detectors, this is to be done every other year. When were these sensitivity tests last performed? Please provide this info by building unless all sensitivity tests were completed during the same contract year.

Sensitivity reports for smoke detectors are currently performed annually at Hines VA.

20. Several buildings do not list audio visual device counts. These buildings are 7, 13, 18, 33, 37, 48, 100, 113, 128, 205, 218, 220, 221, 228, 229, 230, and RMH. Please provide quantities of notification devices located in these buildings.

Refer to Question 23 Table provided by current contractor.

Also, refer to document named “FA Inventory – Hines VA Point List”.

21. For building 37, all that it is showing is a fire alarm panel without any detection or notification devices. Please provide the quantity of fire alarm system peripherals e.g. smoke/heat sensors, pull stations, flow/tamper switches, notification devices, etc. in this bldg.

Refer to Question 23 Table provided by current contractor.

Also, refer to document named “FA Inventory – Hines VA Point List”.

22. For building 218, all that it is showing is an annunciator without any detection or notification devices. Please provide the quantity of fire alarm system peripherals e.g. smoke/heat sensors, pull stations, flow/tamper switches, notification devices, etc. in this bldg.

Refer to Question 23 Table provided by current contractor.

Also, refer to document named “FA Inventory – Hines VA Point List”.

23. The device counts across both fire alarm and fire sprinkler provided within the attachments equate to 2,834 devices with multiple areas defined as “ALL”. Based upon 2024 inspection reports, Optimum has accounted for 3,901 components required to be inspected; less battery counts. To ensure the VAMC is providing more accurate information in an effort to deter change orders and manipulation of contract post award we felt it was worth mentioning and providing our internal count for review and disbursement (all data extracted from 2024 Annual Inspection Reports):

The Table List below was downloaded from JCI in Nov 2024. An additional document has been created identifying the Hines VA Point List for devices named “FA Inventory – Hines VA Point List”.

24. Under the section of the SOW titled “Service Technicians” verbiage details the technicians servicing the system shall be equipment certified. With the Hines campus being a Simplex (Johnson Controls) network will the VA accept Autocall Certifications? For reference Autocall is the private branding of the Simplex product and panels. The two share the same part numbers, UL listing and programming logic.

With written and signed approval from an authorized JCI/Simplex official verifying Autocall certifications are acceptable to allow technicians the ability to work on Simplex/JCI proprietary equipment, then yes. Without expressed written and signed approval from JCI/Simplex, No.

25. Pertaining to the NICET requirements, it does not state what field or level is required. Is the correct assumption that these certifications shall adhere to: Fire Alarm Level II and Fire Sprinkler ITM Level II?

NICET Level II for both Fire & Sprinkler. NICET II is listed in the SOW.

26. Will NICET certifications be required to be included within the proposal at the time of submission for the proposed personnel to be utilized for these services?

Proposals should include certifications.

27. Under the section of the SOW titled “On-Site Technicians for Deficiencies & Maintenance”; we read this as Day Porter service for the fire protection systems. Is this the intent?

a. Is the intent to have two technicians or one technician with a competent/equal replacement for days missed/unavailable?

The intent is to have at least 1 technician available to be onsite M-F if there are issues with the Fire Alarm system (which will include troubleshooting and repairs to deficiencies found during scheduled testing). If there are no issues or deficiencies, the VA will not require the technician to be onsite. However, it is not common to have days or weeks without issues or deficiencies with the Fire Alarm system.

b. When dealing with day to day issues, troubles etc is the intent for the on site technicians to respond and correct the deficiencies within a set period of time or is the intent to have this team to be on site Monday - Friday, less holidays?

M-F is acceptable, Nights and Weekends can be listed as premium hours for rates.

c. Is it the intent of the VA to have this team on site to curtail all costs associated with labor as it pertains to trouble, supervisory and alarm response as well as repairs?

Minor issues or deficiencies will fall Smoke detector replacements will fall under the cost for the contractor, for example: Replacing Smoke Detectors, Batteries, Fire Alarm Pulls. Major repairs will be quoted and sent to VA COR, for example: Tamper Switch, Waterflows, etc.

d. Will an office space be provided by the VA for this team to work out of? If so, will internet access be provided as well?

Currently, a small room where the True-Site Workstation can be utilized by the technicians and internet is available.

28. Within the SOW under section, “Parts / Software” it references preventive maintenance and repairs however it does not state how these will be handled.

a. Will this requirement have the awarded vendor provide a repair quote for the materials required for correction and utilize the personnel dedicated to the site to perform said repairs?

Yes, the technicians onsite can be utilized for repairs. However, this would be decided on a case-by-case basis dependent on the type of repair and if the quote is fair and reasonable.

b. If a major repair is warranted and additional personnel, or specific specialists are required will the vendor have the ability to account for that additional cost within the repair quotation?

Due to the proprietary connection with the Simplex devices, this would be a case-by-case basis. The purpose of this contract is to ensure the Fire Alarm system is functioning properly and reports.

29. Annual inspection of Fire Extinguishers are included however the SOW does not include any verbiage regarding replacements, 6 year tear downs or 12 year hydrostatic testing. Will these additional testing requirements be priced as needed?

Annual inspection of Fire Extinguishers is all that is required under this particular contract.

30. The SOW states the dampers were inspected in 2024; per Joint Commission these are required every 6 years. Will this requirement need to be assigned to the Option 4 period, CLIN 5001?

The VA has decided to have this test performed every 5 years.

31. The SOW states that 5-year internal obstruction testing shall be performed during this contract, however the SOW does not detail a date or CLIN to attach this to. Based on previous inspections the 5-year internal obstruction testing was started in 2023 and completed in 2024; with that information available shall we assume to include 5 year internal obstruction testing as well as 5 year hydrostatic testing of standpipes in 2028-2029 period highlighted by CLIN 4001?

If it is listed in the SOW, include it in the bid.

If it is not listed on the SOW, do not include it in the bid.

32. In regard to the instructions to Offerors, is it the intent of the VA for each vendor to provide 4 individual submissions: (Price, Experience, Technical Capability and Past Performance)? Or can we provide Price as a stand-alone volume and the other 3 items combined in a singular volume?

GLAC - Price will used the Section B and all other information can be supplied together.

33. We are requesting copies of the inspection reports from last year for the fire alarm systems to assess the number of devices on each system.

GLAC - These are property of the VA and the incumbent and they will be released to the awardee.

34. Could you please advise if these reports are available and how I might obtain them? Your assistance would be greatly appreciated as it will help facilitate the quoting process.

GLAC - These are property of the VA and the incumbent and they will be released to the awardee.

35. Can you provide previous inspection reports for all buildings and systems?

GLAC - These are property of the VA and the incumbent and they will be released to the awardee.

36. Can you provide the manufacturer(s) and models of the fire alarm systems installed throughout the buildings?

See Question 15

37. Are backflow preventers required to be inspected under this contract? If so, please provide the total quantity of backflows and the desired frequency of inspections (i.e., annual and 5-year inspections).

No

38. From the device list there appears to be 2 fire pumps as part of this scope of work, can you please provide the size and manufacturer of these fire pumps?

6” and 8’ Distribution

39. The list of devices provided does not appear to include fire extinguishers, fire dampers, fire hydrants, FDC’s, number of fans requiring shutdown verification, or elevator recall. Can you please provide quantities for all these elements to ensure we’re providing an accurate quote?

Refer to document named “FA Inventory – Hines VA Point List” for more detailed info.

· fire extinguishers = 1026; fire hydrants = 63; fire dampers = 45

40. Is sensitivity testing of the 85 analog smoke detectors in Building 217 expected to be completed as part of this contract? If so, what year(s) will these tests be required?

Yes, Annually

41. Can you confirm the rolling shutter doors and annual link replacements are not part of this contract?

Replacements to the above indicated are not part of this contract.

42. Can you please provide the manufacturer for the kitchen fire protection systems to ensure we have the appropriate licensed and certified personnel?

7 Automatic Suppression Systems for EP 13

· Bldg 45 – (ANSUL r102 1 tank) – Grill

· Bldg 45 – (ANSUL r102 1 tank) – Fry Grill

· Bldg 45 – (ANSUL r102 1 tank) – Pizza

· Bldg 45 - (ANSUL r102 2 tank) – Island

· Bldg 200 – (ANSUL r102 2 tank) – Small

· Bldg 200 – (ANSUL r102 4 tank) – Main

· Bldg 217 – (ANSUL r102 1 tank) – Main

43. Are there any drawings available for these systems that you can share with us?

GLAC - These are property of the VA and the incumbent and they will be released to the awardee.

44. Section 8 discusses security& privacy control, the 2nd sentence states “No A&A or MOU/ISA is required.” A few paragraphs below, it mentions “National MOU/ISA is in place and applies to this contract.” Can you please clarify this requirement?

GLAC - It is not required.

45. Please clarify the scope of work is limited to only the EP’s listed in the table provided on page 9 and 10 of the solicitation and no other periodic inspections will be required (i.e., 3-year dry system tests, 5-year sprinkler internal, etc).

a. If other periodic testing is required, please identify the option year of the contract each of the services need to be performed, or the date of last inspection and we can determine when it’s required next.

If it is listed in the SOW, include it in the bid.

If it is not listed on the SOW, do not include it in the bid.

46. Under “On-Site Technicians for Deficiencies & Maintenance”, the 3rd paragraph defines the Primary Technician shall be on-site to perform weekly maintenance and resolve any deficiencies found during scheduled testing. Can you clarify the weekly maintenance requirement and how many hours per week the Primary Technician is expected to be on-site? None of the elements of performance from the Joint Commission standards referenced in the solicitation identifies weekly inspections.

a. Also related to this, it mentions the Primary Technician must resolve deficiencies. There is no CLIN for repair parts and labor, does this mean we are to try and predict expected parts and labor for repairs over the next 5 years? Or will repairs be handled through a separate contract or modification to this contract?

During the current contract, the on-site technician performs weekly maintenance to ensure the Fire Alarm system is running as intended. Examples:

Minor Deficiencies (handled by the on-site technician at no additional cost to the VA):

· Replacing Smoke Detectors

· Fire Alarm Pull Stations Major Deficiencies examples:

· Replacing Waterflow devices

· Replace Tamper Switch An additional document shall be provided showing a breakdown of CLINs for this contract.

47. Will you extend the solicitation deadline by 7 business days following the responses to questions to allow offerors enough time to develop fair and reasonable pricing?

GLAC - Please see the amendment for new offer date.

48. Can the Government provide a copy of the sign-in sheet from the site visit that took place on Friday, February 7th, to determine what contractors were present?

· Azimuth

· Siemens

· Optimum

· Esscoe

· Convergent

· Everon/HurtVet

· Chicago Fire

· Reliable

· Allegiant

· Cintas

· Marmic Fire

49. Approximately how long is the “Orientation for Contractor Personnel”?

Overall duration of orientation regarding Badging can take anywhere from 2-8 weeks depending on the background checks and information provided by the applicant.

50. Will the Government confirm that reporting formatting is required per The Joint Commission (TJC) standard code, Environment of Care 02.03.05? More specifically, please confirm that the required Environment of Care (EC) codes and Elements of Performance (EP) codes are required to be listed within reports to meet compliance with TJC standards.

Testing and Reports for ALL of the EP/EC codes listed in the SOW are required for this contract.

51. Will the Government confirm that reporting is NOT required per DNV Accreditation standards?

The purpose of this contract is to obtain reports pertaining to The Joint Commission standards that apply to VA Hospitals.

52. Page 3 of the RFQ under, “Inspection, Testing, & Preventative Maintenance” section states that EP 05 Off-site transmission equipment should be tested quarterly. On Page 6, it states that the frequency of EC.02.03.05 – EP 05 – Emergency Services Notification Transmission equipment should be tested on an annual basis. Can the Government confirm the frequency that is being requested for EP 05 equipment? Note: Under current EC03.02.05, EP 05 code – “Annual testing of fire alarm notification to off-sire fire responders” is required.

Frequency of EP 05 is being performed Quarterly at Hines VAMC

53. Can the Government confirm that all testing/inspecting under this Contract shall be performed during normal business hours, as defined under the “Business Days” section of the RFQ? Additionally, if there are off-hours testing required, please confirm the location, equipment, and the start and end time that is being requested.

No, not all testing can be performed during Business Days/Business hours. Some testing is required to be performed during Non-Business hours or weekends.

54. Can the Government provide copies of the most recent inspection reports for all systems/equipment referenced in this RFQ? This will allow contractors to verify equipment/device counts. As noted on “M25-005 – FA – DEVICE LIST – by Bldg v2” there is equipment/device count information missing. Under the “Qty” section, some equipment is listed as “ALL”. Contractors will need more information in order to provide most accurate pricing. If reports are unavailable, can the Government clarify the quantities.

GLAC - These are property of the VA and the incumbent and they will be released to the awardee.

55. Can the Government provide the addresses of all buildings included under this RFQ? Currently, the name of buildings is listed, but no corresponding addresses.

A Campus site map with Bldg #s can be provided to the awarded contractor.

Hines VA Campus address is:

Edward Hines Jr. VA Hospital 5000 S. Fifth Avenue Hines, IL 60141

56. Can the Government confirm that they are requiring the awarded contractor to have a technician available for service-related requests, but that they will provide all necessary equipment and programming as it relates to the Simplex fire alarm systems, for repairs. I.e. For smoke detector replacement, the Government will provide the smoke detector and the programming of the smoke detector, but awarded contractor will replace the smoke detector.

No, the smoke detectors fall under the category of Minor Deficiencies and under the contractor’s responsibility to procure and install.

57. Is a HEPA cart of man-lift required for testing in any part of the building? If so, will the Government provide the HEPA cart or man-lift, or will that be the responsibility of the awarded contractor? If a lift or HEPA cart is required, please provide the building name(s) and address(es) where required.

Not needed for Hines VA.

58. Can the Government provide the quantity of elevator banks per building? This will be used to accurately price elevator recall testing at the required buildings.

60 elevators for the campus

59. For the attachments listing Fire Alarm Devices included in the solicitation, please provide the bid quantity for devices with quantity “All” in the inventory.

See question 23 & document named “FA Inventory – Hines VA Point List”

60. Based upon responses to RFQs to further clarify the scope of the necessary repair work, existing defects, and unknown quantity of devices, a second pre-bid site walk is requested to observe and clarify complex or ambiguous site conditions. There are concerns regarding potential risks or unknowns that can only be adequately assessed through a second visit.

Refer to document named “FA Inventory – Hines VA Point List” for more detailed info on device quantities. For a 2nd pre-bid site walk, this must be requested through the CO.

61. Should the contractor take steps to address defects and execute minor repairs (taking less than 15 minutes) while onsite with the device rather than documenting the defect to avoid creating additional administrative costs in tracking the repair activity, not to exceed $500 per repair item.

Yes, this is preferred. The less deficiencies on reports, the better for the VA.

62. Will items over $500 per repair be eligible for separate billing against a repair cost line item?

No, see question 27c and 46. Also see breakdown on CLINs provided.

63. Will the contract have a not to exceed repair cost line item to include parts and labor to repair defects per year?

The CLINs for Parts & Repairs have been requested to be included; however, this decision falls on the CO.

64. Is the contractor allowed to refuse repairing certain items if the VA and contractor cannot agree on the scope or cost of the repair, or if the repair activity itself is complicated, unknown, or scoping repair work proposals is beyond the scope of inspection and maintenance contract?

See question 27c, 46, & 62. Repairs that fall under minor maintenance shall be included in this contract. Major repairs will require a Proposal and scope of work and will either be a stand-alone separate contract or included as a MOD on this contract. Again, this all depends on the type of repair in question.

65. How will equipment that is deemed beyond economical repair be handled for repair?

The VA will need to confirm If equipment is beyond repair. Then a quote can be created for replacement equipment. The replacement work will either go as a set aside separate contract, or a modification to this contract. This is dependent on the specific equipment deemed beyond repair.

66. Does this contract require programming of control panels for new equipment or defect correction? Programming of the proprietary devices needs to be coordinated with Simplex/JCI.

67. What software does the incumbent firm use to manage inventory and work tracking?

GLAC - This information is property of the VA and the incumbent and they will be released to the awardee.

68. Will the inventory from current software populated by the current testing firm be provided for all buildings and devices?

Refer to document named “FA Inventory – Hines VA Point List” downloaded in Nov 2024.

69. Can the list of current defects in the system be provided?

Can be provided to awarded contractor.

70. When did the facility last complete Joint Commission and Long-Term Care Inspection Life Safety Visits?

TJC – Feb/March 2024 LTCI – Feb/March 2024

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FA INVENTORY – HINES VA POINT LIST

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