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5. PROJECT NUMBER (if applicable)

CODE 7. ADMINISTERED BY

2. AMENDMENT/MODIFICATION NUMBER

CODE

6. ISSUED BY

8. NAME AND ADDRESS OF CONTRACTOR

4. REQUISITION/PURCHASE REQ. NUMBER 3. EFFECTIVE DATE

9A. AMENDMENT OF SOLICITATION NUMBER

9B. DATED

PAGE OF PAGES

10A. MODIFICATION OF CONTRACT/ORDER NUMBER

10B. DATED

BPA NO. 1. CONTRACT ID CODE

FACILITY CODE CODE

Offers must acknowledge receipt of this amendment prior to the hour and date specified in the solicitation or as amended, by one of the following methods:

The above numbered solicitation is amended as set forth in Item 14. The hour and date specified for receipt of Offers

E. IMPORTANT:

is extended,

(a) By completing Items 8 and 15, and returning __________ copies of the amendment; (b) By acknowledging receipt of this amendment on each copy of the offer submitted; or (c) By separate letter or electronic communication which includes a reference to the solicitation and amendment numbers. FAILURE OF YOUR

ACKNOWLEDGMENT TO BE RECEIVED AT THE PLACE DESIGNATED FOR THE RECEIPT OF OFFERS PRIOR TO THE HOUR AND DATE SPECIFIED MAY is not extended.

12. ACCOUNTING AND APPROPRIATION DATA

(REV. 11/2016)

is required to sign this document and return ___________ copies to the issuing office. is not, A. THIS CHANGE ORDER IS ISSUED PURSUANT TO: (Specify authority) THE CHANGES SET FORTH IN ITEM 14 ARE MADE IN THE CONTRACT ORDER NO. IN ITEM 10A.

15C. DATE SIGNED

B. THE ABOVE NUMBERED CONTRACT/ORDER IS MODIFIED TO REFLECT THE ADMINISTRATIVE CHANGES

SET FORTH IN ITEM 14, PURSUANT TO THE AUTHORITY OF FAR 43.103(b).

RESULT IN REJECTION OF YOUR OFFER. If by virtue of this amendment you desire to change an offer already submitted, such change may be made by letter or electronic communication, provided each letter or electronic communication makes reference to the solicitation and this amendment, and is received prior to the opening hour and date specified.

C. THIS SUPPLEMENTAL AGREEMENT IS ENTERED INTO PURSUANT TO AUTHORITY OF:

D. OTHER

Contractor

16C. DATE SIGNED

14. DESCRIPTION OF AMENDMENT/MODIFICATION

16B. UNITED STATES OF AMERICA

Except as provided herein, all terms and conditions of the document referenced in Item 9A or 10A, as heretofore changed, remains unchanged and in full force and effect.

15A. NAME AND TITLE OF SIGNER 16A. NAME AND TITLE OF CONTRACTING OFFICER

15B. CONTRACTOR/OFFEROR

STANDARD FORM 30 PREVIOUS EDITION NOT USABLE

Prescribed by GSA - FAR (48 CFR) 53.243

(Type or print) (Type or print)

(Organized by UCF section headings, including solicitation/contract subject matter where feasible.)

(Number, street, county, State and ZIP Code)

(If other than Item 6)

(Specify type of modification and authority)

(such as changes in paying office, appropriation date, etc.)

(If required)

(SEE ITEM 11)

(SEE ITEM 13)

(X)

CHECK

ONE

13. THIS ITEM APPLIES ONLY TO MODIFICATIONS OF CONTRACTS/ORDERS,

IT MODIFIES THE CONTRACT/ORDER NO. AS DESCRIBED IN ITEM 14.

11. THIS ITEM ONLY APPLIES TO AMENDMENTS OF SOLICITATIONS

AMENDMENT OF SOLICITATION/MODIFICATION OF CONTRACT

(Signature of person authorized to sign) (Signature of Contracting Officer)

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None

36C260

Network Contracting Office 20

ATTN: V4CONT

1601 E. Fourth Plain Blvd

Bldg.17, Suite B428

Vancouver WA 98661

36C260

Network Contracting Office 20

ATTN: V4CONT

1601 E. Fourth Plain Blvd

Bldg.17, Suite B428

Vancouver WA 98661

To all Offerors/Bidders

36C26026Q1019

X

X X

X 1

This amendment is to address the following:

Clarification of solicitation close/due date on SAM posting time and date.

OFFER DUE DATE/LOCAL TIME Oct 15, 2026 03:30 pm PDT

Questions answered page 2.

wage and determination is attached page 3.

Site Map is provided on Page 18.

Copy of Solicitation SOW is attached due to downloading errors reported page 19.

No other changes to Solicitation or SOW.

E.1 A-4 (a) Past performance vs experience definitions:

“(4) Information necessary to evaluate the factors contained in the provision at 52.212-2 or as described in the solicitation; (a) Past Performance: submit past performance information for the past 3 years indicating successful completion of work similar in nature. Provide a brief description of the work, location of the work (address), who work was completed for

(government or private), when work was completed and a point of contact with both email and phone number.”

Past Performance

Past performance is an evaluation of how well an offeror (or sometimes its key personnel, subs, or predecessor companies) has performed on previous, relevant contracts.

Key characteristics:

Focuses on quality, timeliness, cost control, business relations, management, and regulatory compliance.

Requires documented ratings or customer feedback (e.g., CPARS, PPQs, CO/COR narratives).

Tells the Government how the contractor performed, not just what they did.

Considered a predictor of future success because it measures actual execution performance.

Example from your workflow: A PPQ rating showing “Exceptional / Satisfactory” across performance elements is past performance. [Past Performance | Outlook]

Experience

Experience refers to what the offeror has done, not how well they did it.

Key characteristics:

Focuses on types of projects, scope, size, complexity, industry or technical background, and relevant capabilities.

Does not require customer ratings.

Evaluates whether an offeror (or key personnel or subs) has performed similar work before, even if no formal past‑performance record exists.

REGISTEROFWAGEDETERMINATIONSUNDERI U.S.DEPARTMENTOFLABOR

THESERVICECONTRACTACT IEMPLOYMENTSTANDARDSADMINISTRATION

BydirectionoftheSecretaryofLaborI WAGEANDHOURDIVISION

I WASHINGTOND.C.20210

I I I IWag eDeterminationNo.:2015- 5503DanielW.Simms Divisionof I RevisionNo.:30Director WageDeterminationsIDateOfLastRevision:8/27/2026

State:Idaho

Area:IdahoCountiesofAda,Boise,Canyon,GemandOwyhee

**FringeBenefitsRequiredFollowtheOccupationalListing**

OCCUPATIONCODE-TITLE FOOTNOTE RATE

01000 -AdministrativeSupportAndClericalOccupations

01011 -AccountingClerkI 19.03

01012 -AccountingClerkII 21.35

01013 -AccountingClerkIII 23.89

01020 -AdministrativeAssistant 29.00

01035 -CourtReporter 27.42

01041 -CustomerServiceRepresentativeI 18.32

01042 -CustomerServiceRepresentativeII 19.99

01043 -CustomerServiceRepresentativeIII 22.43

01051 -DataEntryOperatorI 17.74

01052 -DataEntryOperatorII 19.36

01060 -Dispatcher,MotorVehicle 25.28

01070 -DocumentPreparationClerk 16.60

01090 -DuplicatingMachineOperator 16.60

01111 -GeneralClerkI 18.01

01112 -GeneralClerkII 19.65

01113 -GeneralClerkIII 22.05

01120 -HousingReferralAssistant 23.24

01141 -MessengerCourier 18.39

01191 -OrderClerkI 20.31

01192 -OrderClerkII 22.16

01261 -PersonnelAssistant(Employment) 19.95

01262 -PersonnelAssistant(Employment)II 22.32

01263 -PersonnelAssistant(Employment)III 24.89

01270 -ProductionControlClerk 29.17

01290 -RentalClerk 20.00

01300 -Scheduler,Maintenance 18.63

01311 -SecretaryI 18.63

01312 -SecretaryII 20.84

01313 -SecretaryIII 23.24

01320 -ServiceOrderDispatcher 22.60

01410 -SupplyTechnician 29.00

01420 -SurveyWorker 21.51

01460 -SwitchboardOperator/Receptionist 18.03

01531 -TravelClerkI 18.67

01532 -TravelClerkII 20.67

01533 -TravelClerkIII 23.13

01611 -WordProcessorI 16.22

01612 -WordProcessorII 18.21

01613 -WordProcessorIII 20.37

05000 -AutomotiveServiceOccupations

05005 -AutomobileBodyRepairer,Fiberglass 23.80

05010 -AutomotiveElectrician 21.93

05040 -AutomotiveGlassInstaller 20.65

05070 -AutomotiveWorker 20.65

05110 -MobileEquipmentServicer 17.92

05130 -MotorEquipmentMetalMechanic 23.38

05160 -MotorEquipmentMetalWorker 20.65

05190 -MotorVehicleMechanic 23.38

05220 -MotorVehicleMechanicHelper 16.43

05250 -MotorVehicleUpholsteryWorker 19.36

05280 -MotorVehicleWrecker 20.65

05310 -Painter,Automotive 21.93

05340 -RadiatorRepairSpecialist 20.65

05370 -TireRepairer 18.51

05400 -TransmissionRepairSpecialist 23.38

07000 -FoodPreparationAndServiceOccupations

07010 -Baker 17.27

07041- CookI 17.26

07042- CookII 19.90

07070- Dishwasher 14.66

07130- FoodServiceWorker 16.99

07210- MeatCutter 21.87

07260- Waiter/Waitress 14.96

09000- FurnitureMaintenanceAndRepairOccupations

09010- ElectrostaticSprayPainter 22.40

09040- FurnitureHandler 12.95

09080- FurnitureRefinisher 21.14

09090- FurnitureRefinisherHelper 15.84

09110- FurnitureRepairer,Minor 18.66

09130- Upholsterer 19.71

11000- GeneralServicesAndSupportOccupations

11030- Cleaner,Vehicles 17.45

11060- ElevatorOperator 17.38

11090- Gardener 27.91

11122- HousekeepingAide 17.38

111S0- Janitor 17.38

11210- Laborer,GroundsMaintenance 20.93

11240- MaidorHouseman 16.90

11260- Pruner 18.38

11270- TractorOperator 25.59

11330- TrailMaintenanceWorker 20.93

11360- WindowCleaner 19.80

12000- HealthOccupations

12010- AmbulanceDriver 19.95

12011- BreathAlcoholTechnician 28.87

12012- CertifiedOccupationalTherapistAssistant 33.75

12015- CertifiedPhysicalTherapistAssistant 29.50

12020- DentalAssistant 22.35

12025- DentalHygienist 44.98

12030- EKGTechnician 46.97

12035- ElectroneurodiagnosticTechnologist 46.97

12040- EmergencyMedicalTechnician 19.95

12071- LicensedPracticalNurseI 25.80

12072- LicensedPracticalNurseII 28.87

12073- LicensedPracticalNurseIII 32.19

12100- MedicalAssistant 22.26

12130- MedicalLaboratoryTechnician 23.91

12160- MedicalRecordClerk 24.05

12190- MedicalRecordTechnician 26.91

12195- MedicalTranscriptionist 22.95

12210- NuclearMedicineTechnologist 49.84

12221- NursingAssistantI 13.69

12222- NursingAssistantII 15.40

12223- NursingAssistantIII 16.80

12224- NursingAssistantIV 18.85

1223S- OpticalDispenser 21.50

12236- OpticalTechnician 24.72

122S0- PharmacyTechnician 22.40

12280- Phlebotomist 21.93

12305- RadiologicTechnologist 39.25

12311- RegisteredNurseI 27.39

12312- RegisteredNurseII 33.51

12313- RegisteredNurseII,Specialist 33.51

12314- RegisteredNurseIII 40.54

12315- RegisteredNurseIII,Anesthetist 40.54

12316- RegisteredNurseIV 48.59

12317- Scheduler(DrugandAlcoholTesting) 35.76

12320- SubstanceAbuseTreatmentCounselor 30.83

13000- InformationAndArtsOccupations

13011- ExhibitsSpecialistI 18.46

13012- ExhibitsSpecialistII 22.88

13013- ExhibitsSpecialistIII 27.98

13041- IllustratorI 18.46

13042- IllustratorII 22.88

13043- IllustratorIII 27.98

13047- Librarian 25.33

130S0-

130S4-

LibraryAide/Clerk

LibraryInformationTechnologySystems

16.59

Administrator 22.88

130S8- LibraryTechnician 16.38

13061- MediaSpecialistI 16.50

13062- MediaSpecialistII 18.46

13063- MediaSpecialistIII 20.58

13071- PhotographerI 17.86

13072- PhotographerII 20.28

13073- PhotographerIII 25.00

13074- PhotographerIV 30.59

13075- PhotographerV 37.02

13090- TechnicalOrderLibraryClerk 20.82

13110- VideoTeleconferenceTechnician 23.85

14000- InformationTechnologyOccupations

14041- ComputerOperatorI 22.52

14042- ComputerOperatorII 25.20

14043- ComputerOperatorIII 28.10

14044- ComputerOperatorIV 31.21

14045- ComputerOperatorV 34.57

14071- ComputerProgrammerI (see1) 24.19

14072- ComputerProgrammerII (see1)

14073- ComputerProgrammerIII (see1)

14074- ComputerProgrammerIV (see1)

14101-ComputerSystemsAnalystI

14102-ComputerSystemsAnalystII

(see1)

(see1)

14103-ComputerSystemsAnalystIII14150-

PeripheralEquipmentOperator

(see1) 22.52

14160-PersonalComputerSupportTechnician 31.21

14170-SystemSupportSpecialist 34.57

15000-InstructionalOccupations

15010-AircrewTrainingDevicesInstructor

(Non-Rated)

33.22

15020-AircrewTrainingDevicesInstructor(Rated)

15030-AirCrewTrainingDevicesInstructor(Pilot)

40.19

48.19

15050-ComputerBasedTrainingSpecialist

Instructor 33.22

15060- EducationalTechnologist 31.70

15070- FlightInstructor(Pilot) 48.19

15080- GraphicArtist 26.52

15085- MaintenanceTestPilot,Fixed,Jet/Prop 48.19

15086- MaintenanceTestPilot,RotaryWing 48.19

15088- Non-MaintenanceTest/Co-Pilot 48.19

15090- TechnicalInstructor 24.45

15095- TechnicalInstructor/CourseDeveloper 29.91

15110- TestProctor 19.74

15120- Tutor 19.74

16000- Laundry,Dry-Cleaning,PressingAndRelatedOccupations

16010- Assembler 12.14

16030- CounterAttendant 12.14

16040- DryCleaner 14.49

16070- Finisher,Flatwork,Machine 12.14

16090- Presser,Hand 12.14

16110- Presser,Machine,Drycleaning 12.14

16130- Presser,Machine,Shirts 12.14

16160- Presser,Machine,WearingApparel,Laundry 12.14

16190- SewingMachineOperator 15.28

16220- Tailor 16.14

16250- Washer,Machine 12.72

19000- MachineToolOperationAndRepairOccupations

19010- Machine-ToolOperator(ToolRoom) 29.53

19040- ToolAndDieMaker 35.91

21000- MaterialsHandlingAndPackingOccupations

21020- ForkliftOperator 22.94

21030- MaterialCoordinator 29.17

21040- MaterialExpediter 29.17

21050- MaterialHandlingLaborer 20.71

21071- OrderFiller 18.04

21080- ProductionLineWorker(FoodProcessing) 22.94

21110- ShippingPacker 20.05

21130- Shipping/ReceivingClerk 20.05

21140- StoreWorkerI 13.92

21150- StockClerk 20.38

21210- ToolsAndPartsAttendant 22.94

21410- WarehouseSpecialist 22.94

23000- MechanicsAndMaintenanceAndRepairOccupations

23010- AerospaceStructuralWelder 33.91

23019- AircraftLogsandRecordsTechnician 26.59

23021- AircraftMechanicI 32.12

23022- AircraftMechanicII 33.91

23023- AircraftMechanicIII 35.43

23040- AircraftMechanicHelper 22.57

23050- Aircraft,Painter 30.13

23060- AircraftServicer 26.59

23070- AircraftSurvivalFlightEquipment

Technician 30.13

23080- AircraftWorker 28.37

23091- AircrewLifeSupportEquipment (ALSE)

MechanicI

23092-AircrewLifeSupportEquipment(ALSE)28.37 echanic II 32.12

23110- ApplianceMechanic 24.29

23120- BicycleRepairer 18.13

23125- CableSplicer 59.91

23130- Carpenter,Maintenance 24.45

23140- CarpetLayer 27.80

23160- Electrician,Maintenance 29.62

23181- ElectronicsTechnicianMaintenance 29.15

23182- ElectronicsTechnicianMaintenanceII 30.96

23183- ElectronicsTechnicianMaintenanceIII 34.82

23260- FabricWorker 26.06

23290- FireAlarmSystemMechanic 23.88

23310- FireExtinguisherRepairer 24.12

23311- FuelDistributionSystemMechanic 39.82

23312- FuelDistributionSystemOperator 31.15

23370- GeneralMaintenanceWorker 23.17

23380- GroundSupportEquipmentMechanic 32.12

23381- GroundSupportEquipmentServicer 26.59

23382- GroundSupportEquipmentWorker 28.37

23391- GunsmithI 24.12

23392- GunsmithII 27.80

23393- GunsmithIII 31.48

23410- Heating,VentilationAndAir-Conditioning

Mechanic

23411- Heating,VentilationAndAirContidioning 27.53

Mechanic (ResearchFacility) 29.07

23430- HeavyEquipmentMechanic 30.91

23440- HeavyEquipmentOperator 29.29

23460- InstrumentMechanic 31.48

23465- Laboratory/ShelterMechanic 29.53

23470- Laborer 20.71

23510- Locksmith 24.75

23530- MachineryMaintenanceMechanic 30.59

23550- Machinist,Maintenance 29.05

23580- MaintenanceTradesHelper 19.80

23591- MetrologyTechnicianI 31.48

23592- MetrologyTechnicianII 33.24

23593- MetrologyTechnicianIII 34.73

23640- Millwright 31.11

23710- OfficeApplianceRepairer 21.16

23760- Painter,Maintenance 21.90

23790- Pipefitter,Maintenance 30.48

23810- Plumber,Maintenance 28.59

23820- PneudraulicSystemsMechanic 31.48

23850- Rigger 34.51

23870- ScaleMechanic 27.80

23890- Sheet-MetalWorker,Maintenance 30.83

23910- SmallEngineMechanic 26.26

23931- TelecommunicationsMechanicI 32.00

23932- TelecommunicationsMechanicII 33.79

23950- TelephoneLineman 25.91

23960- Welder,Combination,Maintenance 24.15

23965- WellDriller 25.90

23970- WoodcraftWorker 31.48

23980- Woodworker 24.12

24000- PersonalNeedsOccupations

24550- CaseManager 23.12

24570- ChildCareAttendant 14.73

24580- ChildCareCenterClerk 18.38

24610- ChoreAide 17.24

24620- FamilyReadinessAndSupportServices

Coordinator 23.12

24630- Homemaker 23.12

25000- PlantAndSystemOperationsOccupations

25010- BoilerTender 29.17

25040- SewagePlantOperator 27.37

25070- StationaryEngineer 29.17

25190- VentilationEquipmentTender 20.50

25210- WaterTreatmentPlantOperator 27.37

27000- ProtectiveServiceOccupations

27004- AlarmMonitor 26.64

27007- BaggageInspector 17.97

27008- CorrectionsOfficer 26.36

27010- CourtSecurityOfficer 28.37

27030- DetectionDogHandler 20.10

27040- DetentionOfficer 26.36

27070- Firefighter 29.44

27101- GuardI 17.97

27102- GuardII 20.10

27131- PoliceOfficerI 34.11

27132- PoliceOfficerII 37.91

28000- RecreationOccupations

28041- CarnivalEquipmentOperator 18.74

28042- CarnivalEquipmentRepairer 20.45

28043- CarnivalWorker 13.45

28210- GateAttendant/GateTender 18.02

28310- Lifeguard 13.94

28350- ParkAttendant(Aide) 20.16

28510- RecreationAide/HealthFacilityAttendant 14.72

28515- RecreationSpecialist 24.98

28630- SportsOfficial 16.06

28690- SwimmingPoolOperator 23.56

29000- Stevedoring/LongshoremenOccupationalServices

29010- BlockerAndBracer 34.45

29020- HatchTender 34.45

29030- LineHandler 34.45

29041- StevedoreI 32.30

29042- StevedoreII 36.58

30000- TechnicalOccupations

30010- AirTrafficControlSpecialist,Center

(HFO)3

0011-

(HFO)

AirTrafficControlSpecialist,Station

(see2)

(see2)

46.54

32.09

30012-AirTrafficControlSpecialist,Terminal

(HFO)

(see2)

35.33

30021- ArcheologicalTechnician 19.79

30022- ArcheologicalTechnicianII 22.14

30023- ArcheologicalTechnicianIII 27.42

30030- CartographicTechnician 27.42

30040- CivilEngineeringTechnician 29.72

30051- CryogenicTechnicianI 30.37

30052- CryogenicTechnicianII 33.54

30061- Drafter/CADOperatorI 19.79

30062- Drafter/CADOperatorII 22.14

30063- Drafter/CADOperatorIII 24.69

30064- Drafter/CADOperatorIV 30.37

30081- EngineeringTechnicianI 16.26

30082- EngineeringTechnicianII 18.24

30083 EngineeringTechnicianIII 20.41

30084 EngineeringTechnicianIV 2S.28

30085 EngineeringTechnicianV 30.92

30086 EngineeringTechnicianVI 37.42

30090 EnvironmentalTechnician 30.78

30095 EvidenceControlSpecialist 27.42

30210 LaboratoryTechnician 27.51

30221 LatentFingerprintTechnician 31.94

30222 LatentFingerprintTechnicianII 35.29

30240 MathematicalTechnician 27.65

30361 Paralegal/LegalAssistantI 22.17

30362 Paralegal/LegalAssistantII 27.47

30363 Paralegal/LegalAssistantIII 33.61

30364 Paralegal/LegalAssistantIV 40.65

30375 PetroleumSupplySpecialist 33.54

30390 Photo-OpticsTechnician 27.42

30395 RadiationControlTechnician 33.54

30461 TechnicalWriterI 25.14

30462 TechnicalWriterII 30.75

30463 TechnicalWriterIII 37.20

30491 UnexplodedOrdnance(UXO)TechnicianI 29.57

30492 UnexplodedOrdnance(UXO)TechnicianII 35.78

30493 UnexplodedOrdnance(UXO)TechnicianIII 42.89

30494 Unexploded(UXO)SafetyEscort 29.57

30495 Unexploded(UXO)SweepPersonnel 29.57

30501 WeatherForecasterI 30.37

30502 WeatherForecasterII 36.94

30620 WeatherObserver,CombinedUpperAirOr

Surface Programs (see2) 24.69

30621 WeatherObserver,Senior (see2) 27.42

31000

Transportation/MobileEquipmentOperationOccupations

31010 AirplanePilot 35.78

31020 BusAide 17.71

31030 BusDriver 25.51

31043 DriverCourier 21.27

31260 ParkingandLotAttendant 16.54

31290 ShuttleBusDriver 17.49

31310 TaxiDriver 13.02

31361 Truckdriver,Light 23.33

31362 Truckdriver,Medium 25.21

31363 Truckdriver,Heavy 29.00

31364 Truckdriver,Tractor-Trailer 29.00

99000 MiscellaneousOccupations

99020 CabinSafetySpecialist 17.45

99030 Cashier 15.38

99050 DeskClerk 16.71

99095 Embalmer 29.65

99130 FlightFollower 29.57

99251 LaboratoryAnimalCaretakerI 18.22

99252 LaboratoryAnimalCaretakerII 19.87

99260 MarketingAnalyst 29.99

99310 Mortician 29.65

99410 PestController 21.66

99510 PhotofinishingWorker 15.54

99710 RecyclingLaborer 27.78

99711 RecyclingSpecialist 33.97

99730 RefuseCollector 24.39

99810 SalesClerk 17.15

99820 SchoolCrossingGuard 19.46

99830 SurveyPartyChief 26.78

99831 SurveyingAide 18.15

99832 SurveyingTechnician 24.35

99840 VendingMachineAttendant 22.34

99841 VendingMachineRepairer 28.08

99842 VendingMachineRepairerHelper 22.34

Note:ExecutiveOrder(EO)13706,EstablishingPaidSic kLeaveforFederal Contractors,appliestoallcontractssubjecttotheServic eContractActforwhich thecontractisawarded(andanysolicitationwasissued) onorafterJanuary1,2017.Ifthiscontractiscoveredbythe EO,thecontractormustprovideemployees with1hourofpaidsickleaveforevery30hourstheywork, upto56hoursofpaid sickleaveeachyear.Employeesmustbepermittedtous epaidsickleavefortheirownillness,injuryorotherhealth-relatedneeds,includingpreventivecare;toassistafamil ymember(orpersonwhoislikefamilytotheemployee)whois ill,injured,orhasotherhealth-relatedneeds,includingpreventivecare;orfor reasonsresultingfrom,ortoassistafamilymember(orpers onwhoislikefamily totheemployee)whoisthevictimof,domesticviolence,se xualassault,or stalking.Additionalinformationoncontractorrequireme ntsandworkerprotectionsundertheEOisavailableatww w.dol.gov/whd/govcontracts.

Note:ExecutiveOrder13658generallyappliestocontract ssubjecttotheServiceContractActthatwereawardedono rbetweenJanuary1,2015andJanuary29,2022,andthath avenotbeenrenewedorextendedonorafterJanuary30,2 022.IfacontractissubjecttoExecutiveOrder13658,theco ntractormustpayallcovered workersatleast$13.65perhour(ortheapplicablewageratelistedonthiswagedetermination,ifitishigher)forallhoursspentperformingo nthecar

Additionalinformationoncontractorrequirementsandwor kerprotectionsunderExecutiveOrder13658isavailableat www.dol.gov/whd/govcontracts.

ALLOCCUPATIONSLISTEDABOVERECEIVETHEFOLLOWINGBENEFITS:

HEALTH&WELFARE:$5.92perhour,upto40hoursperweek,or$236.80perweekor

$1,026.13permonth http://www.dol.gov/whd/govcontracts http://www.dol.gov/whd/govcontracts http://www.dol.gov/whd/govcontracts

HEALTH&WELFAREEO13706:$5.42perhour,upto40hoursper week,or$216.80perweek,or$939.46permonth*

*Thisrateistobeusedonlywhencompensatingemployeesforperfo rmanceonanSCA-coveredcontractalsocoveredbyEO13706,EstablishingPaidSick

LeaveforFederalContractors.Acontractormaynotreceivecreditto warditsSCAobligationsforanypaidsickleaveprovidedpursuantto

EO13706.

VACATION:2weekspaidvacationafter1yearofservicewitha contractoror successor,3weeksafter5years,and4weeksafter15years.Le ngthofserviceincludesthewholespanofcontinuouss ervicewiththepresentcontractoror successor,whereveremployed,andwiththepredecessorcontractorsinthe performanceofsimilarworkatthesameFederalfacility.(Reg.29CFR4.173)

HOLIDAYS:Aminimumofelevenpaidholidaysperyear:NewYear's

Day,MartinLutherKingJr.·sBirthday,Washington'sBirthday,Me morialDay,JuneteenthNationalIndependenceDay,Independenc eDay,LaborDay,ColumbusDay,Veterans'Day,ThanksgivingDay, andChristmasDay.(Acontractormaysubstituteforanyofthenam edholidaysanotherdayoffwithpayinaccordancewithaplancomm unicatedtotheemployeesinvolved.)(See29CFR4.174)

THEOCCUPATIONSWHICHHAVENUMBEREDFOOTNOTESINPARENTHESESRECEIVETHEFOLLOWING:

1) COMPUTEREMPLOYEES:Thiswagedeterminationdoesnota pplytoanyindividualemployedinabonafideexecutive,a dministrative,orprofessionalcapacity,asdefinedin29C.

F.R.Part541.(See41C.F.R.6701(3)).BecausemostComputer

SystemsAnalystsandComputerProgrammerswhoarepaidatlea st$27.63perhour(oratleast$684perweekifpaidonasalaryorfe ebasis)likelyqualifyasexemptcomputerprofessionalsunder

29U.S.C.213(a)(l)and29U.S.C.213(a)(17),thiswagedeterm inationmaynotincludewageratesforalloccupationswithinthosej obfamilies.Insuchinstances,aconformancewillbenecessar yiftherearenonexemptemployeesinthesejobfamiliesworking onthecontract.

Jobtitlesvarywidelyandchangequicklyinthecomputerind ustry,andarenot determinativeofwhetheranemployeeisanexemptcomputer professional.Tobeexempt,computeremployeeswhosatisfyth ecompensationrequirementsmustalsohaveaprimarydutytha tconsistsof:

(1) Theapplicationofsystemsanalysistechniquesa ndprocedures,including consultingwithusers,todeterminehardware,softwareor systemfunctionalspecifications;

(2) Thedesign,development,documentatio n,analysis,creation,testingormodificationofcompu tersystemsorprograms,includingprototypes,basedona ndrelatedtouserorsystemdesignspecifications;

(3) Thedesign,documentation,testing,creationor modificationofcomputerprogramsrelatedtomachineop eratingsystems;or

(4)Acombinationoftheaforementionedduties,theperfo rmanceofwhich requiresthesamelevelofskills.(29C.F.R.541.400).

Anycomputeremployeewhomeetstheapplicablecompensati onrequirementsandtheabovedutiestestqualifiesasanexemp tcomputerprofessionalunderbothsection13(a)(1)andsection

13(a)(17)oftheFairLaborStandardsAct.(FieldAssistance

BulletinNo.2006-

3(Dec.14,2006)).Accordingly,thiswagedeterminationwillnota pplytoanyexemptcomputeremployeeregardlessofwhichofthese twoexemptionsisutilized.

2) AIRTRAFFICCONTROLLERSANDWEATHEROBSERVERS-NIGHTPAY&SUNDAYPAY:Ifyou workatnightaspartofaregulartourofduty,youwillearnanightdi fferentialandreceiveanadditional10%ofbasicpayforanyhours workedbetween6pmand6am.

Ifyouareafull-timeemployed(40hoursaweek)andSundayispartofyour regularlyscheduledworkweek,youarepaidatyourrateofbasicp ayplusaSundaypremiumof25%ofyourbasicrateforeachhourof

Sundayworkwhichisnotovertime(i.e.occasionalworkonSund ayoutsidethenormaltourofdutyisconsideredovertimework).

**HAZARDOUSPAYDIFFERENTIAL**

An8percentdifferentialisapplicabletoemployeesemployedin apositionthatrepresentsahighdegreeofhazardwhenworkingwi thorincloseproximitytoordnance,explosives,andincendi arymaterials.Thisincludesworksuchasscreening,ble nding,dying,mixing,andpressingofsensitiveordnanc e,explosives,andpyrotechniccompositionssuchasleadazid e,blackpowderandphotoflashpowder.

Alldry-houseactivitiesinvolvingpropellantsorexplosives.Demilita rization,modification,renovation,demolition,andmain tenanceoperationsonsensitiveordnance,explosivesan dincendiarymaterials.Alloperationsinvolvingre-gradingandcleaningofartilleryranges.

A4percentdifferentialisapplicabletoemployeesemployedinap ositionthat representsalowdegreeofhazardwhenworkingwith,orinclosepr oximitytoordnance,(oremployeespossiblyadjacentto)explosiv esandincendiarymaterialswhichinvolvespotentialinjury suchaslacerationofhands,face,orarmsoftheemployeeen gagedintheoperation,irritationoftheskin,minorburnsandthe like;minimaldamagetoimmediateoradjacentworkareaorequip mentbeingused.Alloperationsinvolving,unloading,stor age,andhaulingofordnance,explosive,andincendiary ordnancematerialotherthansmallarmsammunition.The sedifferentialsareonlyapplicabletoworkthathasbeenspeci ficallydesignatedbytheagencyforordnance,explosives,a ndincendiarymaterialdifferentialpay.

**UNIFORMALLOWANCE**

Ifemployeesarerequiredtowearuni formsintheperformanceofthiscontract(eitherbythetermsofth eGovernmentcontract,bytheemployer,bythestateorlocalla w,etc.),thecostoffurnishingsuchuniformsandmaintaining(by launderingordrycleaning)suchuniformsisanexpensethatmay notbebornebyan employeewheresuchcostreducesthehourlyratebelowthatre quiredbythewagedetermination.TheDepartmentofLaborwi llacceptpaymentinaccordancewiththe followingstandardsascompliance:

Thecontractororsubcontractorisrequiredtofurnishallemplo yeeswithanadequatenumberofuniformswithoutcostortorei mburseemployeesfortheactualcostoftheuniforms.Inadditi on,whereuniformcleaningandmaintenanceismadetherespo nsibilityoftheemployee,allcontractorsandsubcontractorss ubjectto thiswagedeterminationshall(intheabsenceofabonafidecoll ectivebargainingagreementprovidingforadifferentamount

,orthefurnishingofcontraryaffirmativeproofastotheactualc ost),reimburseallemployeesforsuchcleaning andmaintenanceatarateof$3.35perweek(or$.67centsperda y).However,in thoseinstanceswheretheuniformsfurnishedaremadeof'"""' washandwear""""materials,mayberoutinelywashedanddri edwithotherpersonalgarments,anddonotrequireanyspecial treatmentsuchasdrycleaning,dailywashing,orcommerciall aunderinginordertomeetthecleanlinessorappearancestand ardssetbythetermsoftheGovernmentcontract,bythecontract or,bylaw,orbythenatureofthework, thereisnorequirementthatemployeesbereimbursedforunifo rmmaintenancecosts.

**SERVICECONTRACTACTDIRECTORYOFOCCUPATIONS**

Thedutiesofemployeesunderjobtitleslistedarethos edescribedinthe """"ServiceContractActDirectoryofOccupations"""", FifthEdition(Revision1),datedSeptember2015,unle ssotherwiseindicated.

**REQUESTFORAUTHORIZATIONOFADDITIONALCLASSIFICATION

ANDWAGERATE,StandardForm1444(SF-1444)**

ConformanceProcess:

Thecontractingofficershallrequirethatanyclassofservic eemployeewhichis notlistedhereinandwhichistobeemployedunderthecontrac t(i.e.,theworkto beperformedisnotperformedbyanyclassificationlistedint hewagedetermination),beclassifiedbythecontractorsoas toprovideareasonablerelationship(i.e.,appropriatelev elofskillcomparison)betweensuchunlisted classificationsandtheclassificationslistedinthewagedetermination(See29CFR

4.6(b)(2)(i)).Suchconformingproceduresshallbeinitiatedbyt hecontractorpriortotheperformanceofcontractworkbysuch unlistedclass(es)ofemployees(See29CFR4.6(b)(2)(ii)).The WageandHourDivisionshallmakeafinaldeterminationofconfor medclassification,wagerate,and/orfringebenefitswhichsha llbepaidtoallemployeesperformingintheclassificationfro mthefirstdayofworkonwhichcontractworkisperformedbythem intheclassification.Failure topaysuchunlistedemployeesthecompensationagreeduponbyt heinterestedpartiesand/orfullydeterminedbytheWageandHou rDivisionretroactivetothedatesuchclassofemployeescomm encedcontractworkshallbeaviolationoftheActandthiscontract .(See29CFR4.6(b)(2)(v)).Whenmultiplewagedeterminations areincludedinacontract,aseparateSF- 1444shouldbepreparedforeachwagedeterminationtowhichacl ass(es)istobeconformed.

Theprocessforpreparingaconformancerequestisasfollows:

1) Whenpreparingthebid,thecontractoridentifiestheneedforaconformed occupation(s)andcomputesaproposedrate(s).

2) Aftercontractaward,thecontractorpreparesawritt enreportlistinginorder theproposedclassificationtitle(s),aFederalgradeeq uivalency(FGE)foreachproposedclassification(s),jo bdescription(s),andrationaleforproposedwagerate(s ),includinginformationregardingtheagreementordis agreementoftheauthorizedrepresentativeoftheempl oyeesinvolved,orwherethereisnoauthorized representative,theemployeesthemselves.Thisrepo rtshouldbesubmittedtothecontractingofficernolater than30daysaftersuchunlistedclass(es)ofemployees performsanycontractwork.

3) Thecontractingofficerreviewstheproposedactionandpr omptlysubmitsareportoftheaction,togetherwiththeagency' srecommendationsandpertinent informationincludingthepositionofthecontractorandtheemployees,totheU.S.

DepartmentofLabor,WageandHourDivision,forreview(See29CFR4.6(b)(2)(ii)).

4) Within30daysofreceipt,theWageandHourDivisi onapproves,modifies,or disapprovestheactionviatransmittaltotheagencyc ontractingofficer,ornotifiesthecontractingofficerth atadditionaltimewillberequiredtoprocessthereque st.

5) ThecontractingofficertransmitstheWageandHourDivision'sdecisiontothe contractor.

6) Eachaffectedemployeeshallbefurnishedbythecontr actorwithawrittencopyofsuchdeterminationoritshallb epostedasapartofthewagedetermination(See29CFR4.

6(b)(2)(iii)).

InformationrequiredbytheRegulationsmustbesubmittedonSF-1444orbondpaper.

Whenpreparingaconformancerequest,the""""ServiceCon tractActDirectoryofOccupations'"'""shouldbeusedtocomp arejobdefinitionstoensurethatdutiesrequestedarenotperf ormedbyaclassificationalreadylistedinthewagedetermin ation.Remember,itisnotthejobtitle,buttherequiredtasksthat determinewhetheraclassisincludedinanestablishedwaged etermination.

Conformancesmaynotbeusedtoartificiallysplit,combine,orsu bdivide classificationslistedinthewagedetermination(See29CFR 4.152(c)(1))."""

STATEMENT OF WORK (SOW)

SITE VISIT INFORMATION:

It is highly recommended a site visit is conducted prior to submission of bid.

SITE VISIT DATES:

BLDG 50, 500 West Fort St. Boise, Idaho 83702-4599

September 30 10am-2pm

October 1 10am-2pm

CONTACT: 208-422-1337 PRIOR TO ARRIVAL.

Contract Number: 36C260-27-AP-0101

1. Contracting Officer’s Representative (COR).

Name:

Section: FMS Grounds

Address: FMS MS 138

500 West Fort St. Boise Idaho 83702-4599

Phone Number:

Fax Number:

E-Mail Address:

2. Contract Title

Boise VA Medical Center Building Gutter and Roof Drain Service

3. Background

The semiannual cleaning and maintenance of building gutters, downspouts and roof drains is a critical building maintenance function. The Boise VA Medical Center (BVAMC) Facilities

Management Service (FMS) does not have the manpower or equipment necessary to provide this service.

4. Scope.

The Contractor shall provide all labor, appropriate equipment, material and tools necessary to perform semiannual cleaning and maintenance of building gutters, downspouts and roof drains as required throughout the BVAMC. (See Building List – Appendix A and attached site plan)

This project includes cleaning gutters, down spouts, and roof drains for multistory buildings.

Potential contractors should note that site access is limited, and in some cases may require crossing lawns, landscaped areas, concrete curbs, and walkways with high-lift equipment.

Damage caused during the completion of this project shall be repaired at no additional cost to the VA.

It is highly recommended that potential contractors schedule a site visit with a through the

Contracting Officer prior to the bid. All bids must be accompanied by an operational plan listing the types of equipment to be employed and number of personnel available for the required tasks.

Upon award the Contracting Officer shall designate a Representative (COR) to supervise the work performed for the duration of this contract. However, in no event will any understanding, agreement, modification, change order, or other matter deviating from the terms of the contract between the contractor and any person other than the Contracting Officer be effective or binding upon the Government, unless formalized by proper contractual documents executed by the

Contracting Officer, prior to completion of this contract. A copy of this designation shall be furnished to the Contractor.

Semiannual cleanings are scheduled during the months of November and June. The contractor will schedule each service a minimum of seven days in advance with the COR. All work must be completed within a two-week period.

If the contractor requires road closures for equipment to accomplish work, that portion of the work must be scheduled during a weekend.

5. Specific Tasks

The Contractor shall provide labor, appropriate equipment, material and tools necessary to perform the following tasks

5.1 Clean Building Gutters and Downspouts.

The Contractor will remove all debris including leaves, branches, trash, soil, gravel and sand from gutters and downspouts.

After removing debris, the contractor will thoroughly clean and rinse each rain gutter and down spout.

The Contractor shall collect and remove all debris generated during cleaning operations. Unless specifically authorized by the COR, the Contractor shall not use VA controlled dumpsters or trash receptacles for debris disposal.

5.2 Roof Drains

The Contractor will remove all debris including leaves, branches, trash, soil, gravel and sand from roof drains.

After removing debris, the contractor will thoroughly clean and rinse the drain and cover, flush lines and confirm pipes are free of debris and obstruction.

The Contractor shall collect and remove all debris generated during cleaning operations. Unless specifically authorized by the COR, the Contractor shall not use VA controlled dumpsters or trash receptacles debris disposal.

5.3 Gutter and Downspout Maintenance

The Contractor is responsible for the minor repair of damaged gutters and downspouts. These repairs include reattaching and caulking separated gutters and downspouts and furnishing and replacing missing fasteners and parts.

More extensive repairs requiring the replacement of gutter sections or downspouts will be accomplished via separate purchase order. No additional repair work will be performed without prior authorization of the COR.

6. Performance Monitoring

Contractor will notify the COR as each building is completed to allow for inspection and acceptance. The Contractor will respond to deficiencies and correct the issue prior to moving to the next building.

COR performance reports will be provided to the Contractor by email and a copy maintained in the COR contract file. The Contractor shall promptly and appropriately respond to deficiencies noted in the COR report by correcting the issue or proposing an action plan for improvement.

7. Security Requirements

Following Contract award, the Contractor is required to present a list of personnel and their qualifications, to include a contract manager that will supervise the performance of this contract to the Contracting Officer. All supervisory Contractor personnel shall be able to speak and understand the English language. All Contractor employees are subject to current Medical

Center Directives applicable to their conduct.

For security purposes, all contractor personnel working on station shall wear a shirt or outer garment that identifies them as a contractor employee. All contractor vehicles, including trailers, will be clearly identified with the contractor’s name.

8. Government-Furnished Equipment (GFE)/Government-Furnished Information (GFI).

Not applicable

9. Other Pertinent Information or Special Considerations.

a. Identification of Possible Follow-on Work.

b. Identification of Potential Conflicts of Interest (COI).

c. Identification of Non-Disclosure Requirements.

d. Packaging, Packing and Shipping Instructions.

e. Inspection and Acceptance Criteria.

The COR is responsible for ensuring that work done under this contract is performed to time and standard.

The Contractor and COR will work together to resolve deficiencies. Work not completed or not acceptable under general industry standards cannot be certified for payment.

10. Risk Control

The Contractor’s shall comply with all applicable Federal, State, and local laws and regulations to include responsibility to conform by current Occupational, Safety, Health Administration

(OSHA) & Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) regulations while working on this facility.

Without additional expenses to the Government, all Contractors shall obtain all licenses and permits required to perform work under this contract.

Contractor is responsible for all reports required or requested by Federal, State and Local ordinances that pertain to any duties contained in the contract.

All equipment operators shall yield to all pedestrians and traffic. All carts and low speed vehicles must have Slow Vehicle Signs/symbols prominently displayed on them.

Contractor shall take all precautions necessary to protect people and property from injury or damage during the performance of this contract. Contractor shall be responsible for any injury to any contractor’s representative, or others, as well as for any damage to any personal or public property that occurs during the performance of this contract that is caused by the Contractor’s fault or negligence.

All damage done by the Contractor shall become the Contractor’s responsibility.

11. Place of Performance

All work under this contract is to be performed at the Boise VA Medical Center, 500 W Fort St, Boise ID 83702-4599 and 911 Mountain Cove Rd, Boise ID 83702

12. Period of Performance

The contract period is one year beginning November 1st, 2026, and ending on October 31, 2027. The contract may be extended for up to 4 option years.

Appendix A Listed below are the buildings covered under this Statement of Work. Buildings with roof drains will be highlighted in red and underlined.

85A

T110

T111

T112

T113

T122

T123

T124

Connecting corridors between building 27, 68, and 85 all have roof drains.