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- Solicitation number
- 36C26323R0058_1
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This document outlines a federal contract opportunity for renovation work at the Minneapolis VA Medical Center. The project aims to expand and consolidate polytrauma care by renovating wards 4H and 4K to include 12 private patient rooms, nursing stations, therapy spaces, and ancillary areas. Work includes demolition, new partitions, mechanical and plumbing system upgrades, and electrical, data, and security installations. The solicitation is set aside for verified service-disabled veteran-owned small businesses. Bids are due July 21, 2023 and the construction value is estimated between $10-20 million. The primary agency is the Department of Veterans Affairs Veterans Health Administration VISN 23.
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H E A LT H C A R E S Y S T E M
PROJECT 618-22-100
Expand Polytrauma Program – Building 70
Pre-Bid Site Walk
AGENDA
▪ Introductions
▪ Overview of Project
▪ Project Challenges
▪ Contractors' Laydown Area / Contractor's Route
▪ Bid Documents Available for use
▪ Bidding Procedures & Close Date
▪ Site Walk
Fourth Floor Ward 4H and 4K
ELEVATORS
FREIGHT ELEVATOR
INTRODUCTIONS
PROJECT TEAM
VISN- Contracting Officer
Jennifer Johnson jen.johnson@va.gov
Primary Point of Contact
Dwayne Brauch dwayne.brauch@va.gov
Phone: (651) 293-3039
COR
Nathan Estrem, P.E. nathan.estrem@va.gov
Phone: (612) 467-5523
Triple C Team
MAT PERKINS, AIA – VICE PRESIDENT
KEVIN LUKE, PE – ENGINEERING DEPT QUALITY MANAGER
CHAD RAYNES, AIA – ARCHITECT
NICOLE BLANCHARD, NCIDQ – INTERIOR DESIGNER
Acute Dining Room mailto:jen.johnson@va.gov mailto:angela.frost2@va.gov mailto:Nathan.estram@va.gov
OVERVIEW OF PROJECT
Project Introduction
• The Minneapolis VA Medical Center is renovating wards 4H and 4K on the fourth floor to accommodate a ward of 12 private patient rooms with ensuite bathrooms, and ancillary spaces such as therapy gyms, break room, and nursing stations.
• The current project includes:
• Full Demolition of interior elements (not including structure) within the scope area on the fourth floor.
• New configuration of all interior partitions.
• Mechanical, Plumbing, Electrical, Technology and Equipment Upgrades in the new area.
• Replacement of one Air Handling Unit, revising to 100% OA capabilities.
General Layout
- 12 Single Rooms TOTAL With Ensuite Baths
- 2 Nurse Stations
- 2 Therapy Spaces
- Small Dining Space
- Locker Rooms
- Misc. Ancillary Spaces
Typical Patient
Room with Bathroom
Patient Rooms with Nursing Charting Station in the Corridor Windows into Patient Rooms for
Observation
Typical Patient
Room with Bathroom
Patient Room – Toward Headwall
Patient Bathroom
Nursing Station –
Direct Sight Lines of Entry Points and Corridors
Central Nurse Station
Centrally Located Satellite
Nurse Station – Direct Access to Patient Rooms
Satellite Nurse Station
Work In: Mech Room 4K-124, Interstitial Space Between Level 3 and Level 4
Mechanical New Duct, Piping, Equipment, and Accessories will be added to
Mechanical Room 4K-124 to serve the new layout. This will include
Medium Pressure Steam, Medium Pressure Condensate, Chilled
Water Return, and Chilled Water Supply for piping. Duct to include
Special Exhaust, Return Air, and Outside Air. All new work to meet
VA Minneapolis standards.
Phase 1 project scope
Med gas, Sanitary, Vent, Domestic Hot and Cold Water piping, clean outs and isolation valves reconfigured for new layout
New Fixtures and associated piping back to risers provided to meet VA Minneapolis standards
Plumbing
Existing panel boards to be replaced with new.
Provide new receptacles, junction boxes, and light fixtures.
Provide power to patient headwall equipment.
Electrical
Provide new data outlets, nurse call devices, server racks, head end equipment, door security hardware, security cameras, duress buttons, and duress outlets.
Technology
Project Introduction
• Comprehensive Third party inspections are required as stated in specification
01 00 00 general requirements. Cost is paid by Contractor.
• The contractor shall adhere to all phasing and ICRA/ILSM requirements and shall submit plans prior to mobilization.
• All site activities shall be coordinated with the COR throughout the duration of the project.
Project Challenges
Project Challenges
• While the immediate project scope area (ward 4H and 4K) will be vacant prior to the start of construction, the adjacent wards shall remain occupied and functional throughout the project.
• Comprehensive Third-Party inspections are required as stated in specification 01 00 00 general requirements. Cost is paid by Contractor. Inspectors shall be submitted to COR/AE for validation that all pre-commissioning benchmarks have been met.
• Coordinate Any Utility shutdowns well ahead of time. Formal Approval Process to coordinate thru the COR.
• A complete Construction Project Management Schedule shall be submitted and accepted prior to mobilization and weekly updates shall provide a three week look ahead and CPM schedule updates simultaneously.
• The contractor shall adhere to all phasing and ICRA/ILSM requirements and shall submit plans prior to mobilization.
• All site activities shall be coordinated with the COR throughout the duration of the project.
Contractors’ Lay Down Area / Contractors’ Route
Contractors’ Lay Down Area Sheet GI200
• Time deliveries & debris removal to not conflict with Staff shift change. Do not block corridors.
• The 4H and 4K wards that are delineated in the scope of the project will be vacant prior to the start of construction. Contractor shall utilize space inside the ward as much as possible for storage and field office.
Bidding Documents Available For Use
Bidding Documents Available for Use
• Basis of Design Documents Available for bidding @ Sam.gov
• Construction Drawings
• Specifications
• Solicitation Documents
• Scope of Work
• Questions Request Form
• Past Performance Questionnaire
• VA Information and Information System Security/Privacy
Language for Include Into Contracts
• Contractor Rules of Behavior
• Wage Determination
• Brand Name Justification & Approvals
• Limitations on Subcontracting Form
• Contractor Safety Form
• Commissioning requirement specifications
• 3rd party inspection specifications
• Equal Opportunity and Affirmative Action Compliance
• Buy American Requirement
• Badging requirements – coordinate with the COR
Bid Procedures and Close Date
Bidding Procedures and Close Date
• Bids Due July 21, 2023 by 1:00PM CDT
• Bids submitted via Email only – to:
dwayne.brauch@va.gov
• Bid Title: RFP 36C26323R0058 - Renovate for Expanded Polytrauma Phase 1
• Refer to Solicitation for all items required for bid Submittal (not all listed below)
• Standard form 1442
• Bid Guarantee required
• Performance and Payment bonds required by successful bidder
• All technical questions must be submitted in writing to the issuing office via email to: dwayne.brauch@va.gov
a. Oral questions of a technical nature are not acceptable due to the possibility of misunderstanding or misinterpretation.
b. The subject line must read: 36C26323R0058 - Renovate for Expanded Polytrauma Phase 1 Questions
c. Cut off time for receipt of questions is July 7, 2023 by 1:00pm CDT. Amendments will be posted to sam.gov mailto:dwayne.brauch@va.gov mailto:dwayne.brauch@va.gov
Join us for a Site Walk
| Slide 1: PROJECT 618-22-100 Expand Polytrauma Program – Building 70 |
| Slide 2: Agenda |
| Slide 3: introductions |
| Slide 4: PROJECT TEAM |
| Slide 5: OVERVIEW OF PROJECT |
| Slide 6: Project Introduction |
| Slide 7: General Layout |
| Slide 8: General Layout |
| Slide 9: General Layout |
| Slide 10: General Layout |
| Slide 11: General Layout |
| Slide 12: Mechanical |
| Slide 13: Plumbing |
| Slide 14: Electrical |
| Slide 15: Technology |
| Slide 16: Project Introduction |
| Slide 17: Project Challenges |
| Slide 18: Project Challenges |
| Slide 19: Contractors’ Lay Down Area / Contractors’ Route |
| Slide 20: Contractors’ Lay Down Area |
| Slide 21: Bidding Documents Available For Use |
| Slide 22: Bidding Documents Available for Use |
| Slide 23: Bid Procedures and Close Date |
| Slide 24: Bidding Procedures and Close Date |
| Slide 25: Join us for a Site Walk |
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