47PB0017R0004_Tab_10_Questions_&_Answers_v3.pdf
PDF 144 KB Posted
- Solicitation number
- 47PB0017R0004
About this file
Questions & Answers v3
View the file
Other files
Show all 34
On GovTribe
Work with this file
- Download the original file
- Contacts named in this file
- Similar government files
- Ask GovTribe AI about this file
Text version
Questions and Answers v3
April 25, 2018
1. In order for us to accurately estimate costs for repairs, please provide statistics as to the number and average cost of both non-reimbursable and reimbursable repairs during the contract term, as well as the split of labor, subcontracting, and materials for each repair. This information is unavailable at this time.
2. Reference Exhibit 2, Building Information Sheets. In regard to the custodial scope requirements, please clarify the following:
a. Does the 31,667 sq. ft. in-scope daily cleaning include the underground parking area and loading docks? The 31,667 sf includes the underground parking but does not include the loading docks which is not part of this contract.
b. During the site tour we saw multiple pieces of janitorial equipment. Will the contractor be permitted to use the heavy equipment (heavy scrubbers) and/or any other janitorial equipment that is in the building to perform the periodic custodial work and event support cleaning? No, Existing equipment belongs to the incumbent.
3. Exhibit 2, Building Information Sheets, shows the building as having 0 sq. ft. of windows. Please provide the quantity and total square footage of windows that are included in the window cleaning scope.
Exterior windows: 26,000 sf
Conoid Walls: 34,672 sf
Skylights: 1,633 sf
Plate glass 0 sf (plate glass is cleaned by the janitorial contractor)
4. C.2.25 Custodial: This section states the contractor is responsible for window washing. Does this include the inside/outside of the glass wall façade at the front of the building that overlooks the harbor? Yes
5. Please provide a list of Vendors/Subcontractors that are presently working the incumbent.
The government does not provide this information as it could be seen as proprietary to the incumbent.
6. During the pre-proposal conference the question was asked to define what, if any, time restrictions are in place for public realm events. GSA’s response mentioned that alcohol is not permitted until after 4 PM. However, that response was inconclusive because it did not specify if non-alcoholic luncheons permitted. Please clarify all restrictions for public realm events.
Please see the Public Realm Event Guidelines attached.
7. C.6.21 Labeling of Electrical Circuits: is there currently a comprehensive list of identified electrical circuits?
Panel boards and circuits are labeled
8. Mechanical Inventory: Have all MEP history equipment files been maintained by the incumbent contractor and will they be made available to the successful bidder?
Yes
9. What air filtration MERV rating is required and how many filters are needed per AHU?
Pre filters are MERV 8, Final filters are 13.
10. Can the Government please provide a date for the most recent of these inspections:
a. Annual Elevator/Lift Inspection 2/13/2018
b. 5 year full load Elevator inspection 2014
c. Chillers Evaporator Eddy Current Testing 3/2017
d. Chillers Condenser Eddy Current Testing 3/2018
e. Chillers Vibration Analysis 8/2012 8/2013 8/2014 for chiller #s 1, 2, 3 respectively
f. Chillers Oil test 10/2016
g. Switchgear Electrical Preventative Maintenance 3/2018
h. Electrical System Infra-red scanning 1/2017
i. Generator Load Bank Test 3/2018
j. Window washing anchor system OSHA/ANSI certification 1/2015
k. Wet sprinkler system internal inspection Not completed
l. Wet sprinkler system check valve inspection 4/2018
m. Dry sprinkler system pressure test 4/2018
11. When were the Central Plant Chillers last overhauled and who performed the overhaul maintenance? Chiller 1 8/2012, Chiller 2 8/2013, Chiller 3 8/2014
12. Is there an internal load bank for the generators? If not, where could a load bank be hooked up for on-site testing? Yes there is
13. Exhibit 2 – This exhibit provides information pertaining to cleaning for the entire building however, the contract requires cleaning only in the 31,667 sf for the U.S. Marshals office on the basement level. Can the Government provide the information contained in Exhibit 2 for only that area; i.e., floor type, number and square footage of restrooms, fixture counts, etc.
Item #3 from Amendment 0001 clarifying the janitorial square footage is provided.
Section J, Exhibit 2 Building Information Sheets - the reference for required janitorial services is identified with an asterisk which identifies the entire building square footage. The actual coverage required for janitorial services is the 31,667 SF listed as rentable.
14. Exhibit 22 O&M Equipment List – Will the Government please provide Exhibit 22 in an
Excel format? No, Excel format is not available.
15. Will GSA be providing a list of fire protection equipment?
The list of fire protection equipment should be contained in the posted equipment inventory. In addition to what is found in the posted equipment inventory the following items are included:
Electric fire pump with dual feeds
Fire pump controller / transfer switch
Jockey pump
One main wet system two Gaylord hood fire suppression systems
Five dry systems
Two pre-action systems
One Inergen system
Approximately 80 water-flow and tamper switches
16. Please provide the historical labor charges (HVAC & Cleaning) associated to the events in the public realm. There were 37 after hours / 159 regular hours - Public Realm events last year. On average events are 3-4 hours long; after hours events require more preparation than day time events. Onsite support includes: Public Realm manager, one contract tech, security escorts, cafeteria vendor -Gourmet Caterers, and janitorial. Day time events security, janitorial and setup are provided at no additional costs.
17. Please provide a list of Vendors/Subcontractors that are presently working the incumbent.
A list of vendors / subcontractors working with the incumbent is provided below. It is the burden of the offeror to review the requirements of the solicitation and ensure services are provided in accordance with it. This list is not an endorsement or requirement to use these vendors.
Pest Control= Waltham
Cleaning = ACP
Landscape &Ground Mx= Bright View
Automated Control Systems= Siemens Fire Alarm, Leutron Lighting System, American
Automatrics, Trane NE
Boilers= Frank Rounds Co
Side Stream Filtration System= Diamond Water Systems
Unfired Pressure Vessel= EMCOR Svs Northeast
Major Chiller PMs=EMCOR Svs Northeast
Electrical Switch Gear= Infra Red Testing
Generators= WA Kraft Company
AHU Vibration Analisys=EMCOR Svs Northeast
Water Treatment Program=Dubois
Fire Alarm System Test, Certification=Siemens, City Point Fire, Ghoram Fire
Elevator Maintenance= OTIS
Public Realm Event Mgmt= Tillinger’s
Boat Ramp Mgmt=Bosport Marine
Overhead Doors= Superior Doors
File details come from the government source that posted it.