47PD0225R0026 New Large Term IDIQ Bid Sheets REVISED 6.10.25.xlsx

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This file is a Bid Sheet for a Multiple Award General Construction Services Indefinite Delivery Indefinite Quantity (IDIQ) Contract with Design Build Capabilities for Pennsylvania, New Jersey, and Delaware. The solicitation, issued by the General Services Administration (GSA) Mid-Atlantic Region 3, seeks to award between four and eight contracts with a maximum ordering limit of $75 million over five years. Typical task order values will range from $50,000 to $3,000,000, with potential for larger projects approved on a case-by-case basis.

The contract includes specific set-asides for socioeconomic groups: one contract each for 8(a) Participants, Woman Owned Small Business, HUBZone, and Service-Disabled Veteran Owned businesses. The bid sheet provides an extensive line-item pricing structure covering demolition, furnish and install, specialty, mechanical, and electrical work, including detailed tasks such as partition removal, door installations, electrical work, and ceiling tile replacements. The procurement timeline indicates a Request for Proposal issue date of April 2, 2025, proposal due date of May 2, 2025, with anticipated contract award on or about December 30, 2025. The contract will utilize a tradeoff source selection process, with technical factors significantly more important than price.

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Bid Sheet- LUMP SUM Pricing

CONTRACTOR BID SHEET - LUMP SUMAllowable Task Order Modification Markup
General Conditions$169,694.00ProvidedIAW GSAM 552.243-71(h)(6) Overhead and profit shall be allowed on the direct costs of work performed by a subcontractor within two tiers of a firm at rates equal to only fifty percent of the overhead and profit rates negotiated pursuant to paragraphs (h)(1) and 552.243-71 Equitable Adjustments. of this clause for that firm, but not in excess of ten percent when combined. The Maximum Task Order Modification Markup will be included as part of the IDIQ Contract, and will be the maximum Markup an awardee may apply to any future modifications against Task Orders.
Cost of Work$1,299,502.00Provided

Total Direct Cost $1,469,196.00 Auto Calc

Home Office Overhead$0.00Fill in Cell B7
Profit$0.00Fill in Cell B8Overhead0.000%Auto Calc
Profit0.000%Auto Calc
Sub Total$1,469,196.00Auto CalcTotal0.000%Auto Calc
50% of Rates0.000%Auto Calc
Bonds and Insurance0.000%$0.00Fill in Cell B12Maximum Task Order Modification Markup0.000%Auto Calc
Task Order Price$1,469,196.00Auto Calc
Supervision Labor CategoriesHoursBase Year RatesExtended RateOPT Year 1 RateOPT Year 1 ExtOPT Year 2 RateOPT Year 2 ExtOPT Year 3 RateOPT Year 3 ExtOPT Year 4 RateOPT Year 4 Ext217-8 Option217-8 Option Extended
Project Manager520.00$0.00$0.00Fill in Cell C16$ - 0$ - 0$ - 0$ - 0$ - 0$ - 0$ - 0$ - 0$ - 0$ - 0
Superintendent520.00$0.00$0.00Fill in Cell C17$ - 0$ - 0$ - 0$ - 0$ - 0$ - 0$ - 0$ - 0$ - 0$ - 0
Project Engineer260.00$0.00$0.00Fill in Cell C18$ - 0$ - 0$ - 0$ - 0$ - 0$ - 0$ - 0$ - 0$ - 0$ - 0
Scheduler260.00$0.00$0.00Fill in Cell C19$ - 0$ - 0$ - 0$ - 0$ - 0$ - 0$ - 0$ - 0$ - 0$ - 0
Quality Control Manager260.00$0.00$0.00Fill in Cell C20$ - 0$ - 0$ - 0$ - 0$ - 0$ - 0$ - 0$ - 0$ - 0$ - 0
Field Engineer260.00$0.00$0.00Fill in Cell C21$ - 0$ - 0$ - 0$ - 0$ - 0$ - 0$ - 0$ - 0$ - 0$ - 0
Safety Manager/Officer260.00$0.00$0.00Fill in Cell C22$ - 0$ - 0$ - 0$ - 0$ - 0$ - 0$ - 0$ - 0$ - 0$ - 0
Cost Estimator260.00$0.00$0.00Fill in Cell C23$ - 0$ - 0$ - 0$ - 0$ - 0$ - 0$ - 0$ - 0$ - 0$ - 0
Total Salaries Price$0.00Auto Calc$ - 0$ - 0$ - 0$ - 0$ - 0

Total Annual Escalation Rate 0.00% $0.00 Fill in B27 Extended Escalation $ - 0 $ - 0 $ - 0 $ - 0 $ - 0

Total Price - LUMP SUM $1,469,196.00 Auto Calc

Instructions & Defs - LUMP SUM

CONTRACT MARKUPS
DescriptionCellDefinitionInstructionsPrice Evalutation
Home Office OverheadB7Costs that are incurred to support the work, but are not directly chargeable to a specific project. Ie, Home Office; Rent, support staff, office equipment and supplies, utilities, marketing, etcProvide a % that represents all indirect costs that are not direclty charged to a project. This percent will be the maximum overhead that may be applied to all future task orders for the duration of the contract including all optionsProposed Rate (B7) multiplyed by the Total Direct Cost (C5)
ProfitB8Financial gain that is the positive margin between revenue minus expeses (indirect and direct)Provide a % that represents the target profit margin. This percent will be the maximum profit that may be applied to all future task orders for the duration of the contract including all optionsProposed Rate (B8) multiplyed by the Total Direct Cost (C5) + Extended OH Cost (C7)
Bonds and InsuranceB12Cost for performance and payment bonds as required by FAR 28.102 and Insurance Requirement defined in FAR 52.228-5 and the solicitation.Provide a % that represents the cost for all bonds and insruance. This percent will be the maximum profit that may be applied to all future task orders for the duration of the contract including all options. Offeror should assume Performance and Payment bonds are requiredProposed Rate (B12) multiplyed by the Subtotal (C10)
Annual Escalation RateB27Percent increase (inflation) that will be applied to all labor category hourly rates for each exercised option period.Provide a % that represents the escalation rate for all labor categories. This percent will be escalation rate that will be utilized to increase each labor categorey for each option period that the government elects to exercise.Sum of all option periods extended escalation increase (H27+J27+L27+N27+P27)
SUPERVISION LABOR CATEGORIES
DescriptionCellDefinitionInstructionsPrice Evalutation
Project ManagerC16Typically responsible for the safe completion of the project within budget, on schedule, to the Company’s quality standards and to the customer’s satisfaction. It will be the responsibility of this individual to initiate required action to achieve the project objectives and to ensure all project activities are consistent with contract documents and the Company’s policies.Provide a FFP hourly rate that includes all direct and indirect costs. This rate will be the maximum price that may be charged against all future task orders. Typically this rate will be utilized when negotiating modifications that effect general conditions/time extensions. GC's will typically be Lump Sum at time of award but the government may utlize this rate to negotiate GC's with offerors if it is in its best interest. Modification Markups shall not be applied to this rate on change orders/modifications to task orders.Proposed Hourly Rate (C16) multiplied by Hours (B16)
SuperintendentC17Typically has the responsibility and authority for daily coordination and direction of the project. The Project Superintendent will generally concentrate on long-range planning, problem solving, and logistics.Provide a FFP hourly rate that includes all direct and indirect costs. This rate will be the maximum price that may be charged against all future task orders. Typically this rate will be utilized when negotiating modifications that effect general conditions/time extensions. GC's will typically be Lump Sum at time of award but the government may utlize this rate to negotiate GC's with offerors if it is in its best interest. Modification Markups shall not be applied to this rate on change orders/modifications to task orders.Proposed Hourly Rate (C17) multiplied by Hours (B17)
Project EngineerC18Typicall work directly with the Project Engineer or Project Manager with the primary objective of supporting the field through effective materials management. Primary responsibilities include processing of submittals and shop drawings and tracking/expediting material deliveries.Provide a FFP hourly rate that includes all direct and indirect costs. This rate will be the maximum price that may be charged against all future task orders. Typically this rate will be utilized when negotiating modifications that effect general conditions/time extensions. GC's will typically be Lump Sum at time of award but the government may utlize this rate to negotiate GC's with offerors if it is in its best interest. Modification Markups shall not be applied to this rate on change orders/modifications to task orders.Proposed Hourly Rate (C18) multiplied by Hours (B18)
SchedulerC19Typically responsible for the development, maintenance, updating, and reporting of the project construction schedule. The Project Scheduler will facilitate schedule communication between all internal stakeholders on the project as well as be the liaison to the Owner’s scheduler.Provide a FFP hourly rate that includes all direct and indirect costs. This rate will be the maximum price that may be charged against all future task orders. Typically this rate will be utilized when negotiating modifications that effect general conditions/time extensions. GC's will typically be Lump Sum at time of award but the government may utlize this rate to negotiate GC's with offerors if it is in its best interest. Modification Markups shall not be applied to this rate on change orders/modifications to task orders.Proposed Hourly Rate (C19) multiplied by Hours (B19)
Qaulity Control ManagerC20Typically responsible for establishing and maintaining the QC program on whichever project(s) he/she may be assigned.Provide a FFP hourly rate that includes all direct and indirect costs. This rate will be the maximum price that may be charged against all future task orders. Typically this rate will be utilized when negotiating modifications that effect general conditions/time extensions. GC's will typically be Lump Sum at time of award but the government may utlize this rate to negotiate GC's with offerors if it is in its best interest. Modification Markups shall not be applied to this rate on change orders/modifications to task orders.Proposed Hourly Rate (C20) multiplied by Hours (B20)
Field EngineerC21Typically aid the Superintendent in field management. Typically Field Engineers are responsible for the majority of the layout on the project as well as lift drawings, safety, and quality control responsibilities.Provide a FFP hourly rate that includes all direct and indirect costs. This rate will be the maximum price that may be charged against all future task orders. Typically this rate will be utilized when negotiating modifications that effect general conditions/time extensions. GC's will typically be Lump Sum at time of award but the government may utlize this rate to negotiate GC's with offerors if it is in its best interest. Modification Markups shall not be applied to this rate on change orders/modifications to task orders.Proposed Hourly Rate (C21) multiplied by Hours (B21)
Safety Manager/OfficerC22Typicaly assist the project team in planning, monitoring work activities and gaining correction of unsafe acts or conditions.Provide a FFP hourly rate that includes all direct and indirect costs. This rate will be the maximum price that may be charged against all future task orders. Typically this rate will be utilized when negotiating modifications that effect general conditions/time extensions. GC's will typically be Lump Sum at time of award but the government may utlize this rate to negotiate GC's with offerors if it is in its best interest. Modification Markups shall not be applied to this rate on change orders/modifications to task orders.Proposed Hourly Rate (C22) multiplied by Hours (B22)
Cost EstimatorC23Typically responsible for reviewing the project documents and helping to develop cost estimates for task orders. They will help to manage the development of subcontractor costs and estimates as well as the estimates for all self-performed work,Provide a FFP hourly rate that includes all direct and indirect costs. This rate will be the maximum price that may be charged against all future task orders. Typically this rate will be utilized when negotiating modifications that effect general conditions/time extensions. GC's will typically be Lump Sum at time of award but the government may utlize this rate to negotiate GC's with offerors if it is in its best interest. Modification Markups shall not be applied to this rate on change orders/modifications to task orders.Proposed Hourly Rate (C23) multiplied by Hours (B23)
NOTE: ANY INDVIDUAL MAY PERFORM MUTLIPE ROLES ON ANY GIVEN TASK ORDER;. A PRICE SHALL BE SUMBITTED FOR EACH LABOR CATERGORY. IF AN OFFEROR FAILS TO SUBMIT A PRICE THEIR OFFER WILL BE DISQUALIFIED
Contract Definitions
TermDefinition
Genral Conditions/General RequirementsDirect costs for the oversight and supervision of the project. Typical costs include but are not limited to management, supervision, , engineering, quality control, safety, surveying, vehicles, equipment, temporary facilities, cleanup, hoistways, chutes, dumpsters, etc
Cost of WorkSum of General Conditions/General Requirements, Self Performed workm Subcontracted work, and all other costs directly allocated to complete the construction of the project
Direct CostsAny cost that are directly allocated to construct the project including but not limited to labor, materials, equipment, tools, utilities, supervision, temporary onsite facilities/offices, cleanup, vehicles, etc

BID Sheet_Line Item Pricing

CONTRACTOR BID SHEET LINE ITEMS
INSTRUCTIONS TO OFFERORS: Complete the sheet below by providing the price per unit for each line item listed and each option year. Unit pricing shall be inclusive of all costs associated with that item, including markups (i.e. profit, overhead), but should exclude bonding and insurance costs (which will be included at the task order level).
Line Items highlighted in orange with bold text or strikethrough are anotated line items that were revised with Amendment 0004.
Item No.:Line Item Description:Units:Div.:Price Per Unit (Base Year)Price Per Unit (Option Year I)Price Per Unit (Option Year II)Price Per Unit (Option Year III)Price Per Unit (Option Year IV)
1Removal of partition metal stud and drywall with or without plaster skim coat, including demountable partitions and repair damage to other wall surfaces. Remove all debris from Government property.SFD
2Removal of partition metal stud and drywall with or without plaster skim coat and flattened expanded metal fastened to metal studs, including demountable partitions and repair damage to other wall surfaces. Remove all debris from Government property.SFD
3Removal of drywall with or without plaster skim coat on one side of partition or wall, including repairing damage to other wall surfaces. Remove all debris from Government property.SFD
4Remove door and frame from drywall and/or demountable partition. Door and frame shall be removed from Government property unless requested to be returned to the Government.EAD
5Remove lockset from existing door and return to the Government.EAD
6Removal of bookcases, remove from Government property unless requested to be returned to the Government. Price shall be determined by the square feet face or front view of bookcase.SFD
7Remove carpet tack-less method, glued down, or carpet tile including cleaning of the floor surface and remove from the Government property.SYD
8Remove carpet pad any type and remove all debris from Government property, including cleaning of the floor surface.SYD
9Remove cove base molding or carpet base and remove from the Government property.LFD
10Remove resilient floor tile, including cleaning of the floor surface and remove all debris from Government property.SFD
11Remove wall covering, vinyl or fabric, including cleaning of the wall surface and remove from the Government property.SFD
12Remove ceiling tile and suspension system, any type, and remove from the Government property.SFD
13Remove ceiling tile only and remove from the Government property.SFD
14Remove electrical switch any type and provide cover when needed. Remove electrical wall receptacle any type and provide cover when needed including wiring up to 50'-0".EAD
15Remove telephone wall, data, or communication outlet and provide cover when needed.EAD
16Remove electrical floor receptacle flush or pedestal and provide cap and plug assemble. Remove telephone floor outlet flush or pedestal and provide cap and plug assemble.EAD
17Remove tele-power pole any type and replace ceiling tile.EAD
18Remove light fixture any type including exit, emergency light.EAD
19Remove sprinkler head and all associated piping to the main and cap the remaining line piping. Coordinate system shut-down with GSA and building maintenance.EAD
20Disconnect electrical power, telephone, data, and CAT-2,3,4,5 or 6 cable from system furniture cubicle including 75'-0" of cable.EAD
21Disassemble and remove existing system furniture cubicle including sorting all parts and transporting to building storage area as designated by Government. Price determined by square footage of cubicle.SFD
22Furnish and install partition or ceiling 3⅝", 25 gage metal stud 16" O.C., ⅝" drywall on both sides, including tape and spackle finish of drywall with primer or sealer coat of paint and two finish coats of paint. Furnish and install 4" cove base. This line item shall also be used to close openings in the wall, where doors, window, etc. are removed. Price shall be determined by the square feet of one side. Cove base shall be priced in a separate line item.SFF&I
23Furnish and install partition or ceiling ⅞", 25 gage metal furring strip 16" O.C., ⅝" drywall on one side, including tape and spackle finish of drywall with primer or sealer coat of paint and two finish coats of paint. Furnish and install 4" cove base. Price shall be determined by the square feet of drywall installed. Cove base shall be priced in a separate line item.SFF&I
24Furnish and install ⅝" drywall on one side of partition or wall, including tape and spackle finish of drywall with primer or sealer coat of paint and two finish coats of paint. Furnish and install 4" cove base. Price shall be determined by the square feet of drywall installed. Cove base shall be priced in a separate line item.SFF&I
25Furnish and install flattened expanded metal 75-9 gauge anchored onto existing metal studs. For a finished partition combine with item number 23.SFF&I
26Cut and patch opening into existing drywall or plaster, patching of the surface shall include all necessary work for a flush smooth surface to match the existing finish.SFF&I
27Furnish and install access panel hinged type with latching mechanism In drywall, plaster or CMU wall, including cutting opening, patching, one coat primer and two finish coats of paint.SFF&I
28Furnish and install vision viewing window in any partition with safety glass tempered, tinted or clear, metal frame, shape to be determined by the Government, including cutting opening into the partition, one coat primer or sealer paint and two finish coats of paint on frame." Assume standard partition thickness; frame may be knockdown or welded; viewing window size will be priced per square foot. Furnish and install vision viewing window in any partition with safety glass tempered, tinted or clear and wood or metal frame, shape to be determined by the Government, including cutting opening into the partition, one coat primer or sealer paint and two finish coats of paint on frame.SFF&I
29Furnish and install mineral fiber sound insulation 3½" thick for walls or ceiling.SFF&I
30Install Government furnished door and frame into any partition including cutting opening into partition, painting the frame with two coats, painting or varnishing the door with two coats and installing all of the door hardware.EAF&I
31Furnish and install into any partition a door, solid wood core birch 3'-0" x 7'-0" x 1¾" with factory finished door and 16 gage hollow metal frame including cutting opening into partition, painting the frame with two coats. Furnish and install all necessary hardware including heavy duty lever Corbin / Russwin lockset model # CL3300 keyed on or off the building master system including two keys, hinges, keeper, door stop, door silencers, etc. Contractor to furnish color samples to the Government Representative.EAF&I
32Furnish and install into any partition, red mahogany factory finish door, solid wood core 3'-0" x 7'-0" x 1¾"' with 16 gage hollow metal frame including cutting opening into partition, painting the frame with two coats. Furnish and install all necessary hardware including heavy duty lever mortise Schlage Primus lockset keyed on or off the building master system including two keys, hinges, keeper, door stop, door silencers, etc. Contractor to furnish color samples to the Government Representative. This line item is typical for the Nix F.O.B.EAF&I
33Furnish and install into any partition double door, solid wood core birch up to 6'-0" x 7'-0" x 1¾" with factory finished door and 16 gage hollow metal frame including cutting opening into partition, painting the frame with two coats. Furnish and install all necessary hardware including heavy duty lever Corbin / Russwin lockset model # CL3300 keyed on or off the building master system including two keys, hinges, keeper, door stops, door silencers, full length wood or metal astragals, extension flush bolts, etc. Contractor to furnish color samples to the Government Representative.EAF&I
34Furnish and install into any partition double door, red mahogany wood, solid core up to 6'-0" x 7'-0" x 1¾' with factory finish and 16 gage hollow metal frame including cutting opening into partition, painting the frame with three coats. Furnish and install all necessary hardware including heavy duty lever mortise Schlage Primus lockset keyed on or off the building master system including two keys, hinges, keeper, door stops, door silencers, full length wood or metal astragals, extension flush bolts, etc. Contractor to furnish color samples to the Government Representative. This line item is typical for the Nix F.O.B.EAF&I
35Furnish and install into any partition a slice cherry finish door, solid wood core 3'-0" x 7'-0" x 1¾" with 16 gage hollow metal frame, including cutting opening into partition, painting the frame with two coats. The door shall be factory finished or three coats of paint, stain, or varnished, finish shall be per the order. Furnish and install all necessary hardware including heavy duty lever mortise Sargent 8237 lockset on or off the building master system, with two keys, hinges, keeper, door stop, silencer, etc. This line item is typical for 5000 Wissahickon Ave. building.EAF&I
36Furnish and Install caulking around exterior surfaces such as areas of roofing. Polyurethane Interior/Exterior Window and Door Caulk, White, Black, Tan, Bronze, Limestone, Gray Multiple external and internal applications including sealing door and window frames, roofing substrates, and cladding joints Bonds to metals, masonry, wood, vinyl, cement fiber board, granite and marble. Low solvent content - under CARB limits. Non-Shrinking

High movement and flexibility. Paintable with multiple coating types. Cures in less than 72 hours Skin time in less than 24 hours

LFF&I
37Furnish and install door vision into any door with safety glass tempered or fire rated wired, lite tinted or clear glass and wood or metal frame, shape to be determined by the Government. Including cutting opening into the door, one coat primer or sealer paint and two finish coats of paint on frame. Assume door material is wood. Size of door vision varies per task order, should be priced per square foot.SFF&I
38Furnish and install air louver in any door, both sides, wood or metal frame, including cutting opening into the door, one coat primer or sealer paint, and two finish coats of paint on frame. Price shall be determined by square foot of louver. The size of the louvers are determined at the task order level and are priced per square foot. Wood frames shall be priced as a different line item.SFF&I
39Furnish and install lever handle lockset Corbin-Russwin model CL3300 keyed on or off the building master system including two keys.EAF&I
40Furnish and install lever handle mortise lockset, Schlage Primus model keyed on or off the building master system including two keys. This line item is typical for the Nix F.O.B.EAF&I
41Furnish and install lever handle mortise lockset, Sargent model 8237 keyed on or off the building master system including two keys. This line item is typical for 5000 Wissahickon Ave. Bldg.EAF&I
42Furnish and install panic device heavy duty rim exit or vertical rod exit device Von Duprin #99, including two keys on or off the building master system. The Government will determine per the order either the Corbin-Russwin or the Schlage Primus cylinder.EAF&I
43Furnish and install door stop or bumper, floor or wall mounted.EAF&I
44Furnish and install door closer onto any door (ADA) LCN model #4041 or approved equal.EAF&I
45Furnish and install door closer with hold open (ADA) Norton model #1605 or approved equal.EAF&I
46Furnish and install push button cipher lockset Simplex model L1000 with key override, onto any door.EAF&I
47Install carpet tile per the manufactures instructions, contractor to supply all other items including adhesive, any preparation of the floor surface, etc., including removing and reinstalling all floor outlet covers. Furnishing or purchasing of carpet tile on separate line item.SYF&I
48Install broadloom carpet per the manufactures instructions, contractor to supply all necessary items including adhesive, tack strip, any preparation of the floor surface, etc., including removing and reinstalling all floor outlet covers. (Carpet maybe glued or tacked.). Furnishing or purchasing of boradloom carpet on separate line item.SYF&I
49Furnish and install carpet pad rubber 80 oz. including preparation of the floor surface, adhesive, etc.SYF&I
50Furnish and install carpet cove base from furnished supplied material. The contractor to supply all necessary adhesive, staples, and preparation to the surface.LFF&I
51Add to line item number 49 if carpet binding is required.LFF&I
52Raise and lower system furniture for removal and the installation of carpet. Cost is based per linear foot of system furniture partition.LFF&I
53Furnish and install vinyl cove base ⅛" x 4" or 6" with molded corners. Contractor to supply samples or Government will provide selection of a manufacture and color.LFF&I
54Furnish and install vinyl floor tile 12" x 12" x ⅛" including adhesive and preparation to the floor. Contractor to supply samples or Government will provide selection of a manufacture and color.SFF&I
55Add to line item 55 if the access panels for the replacement of the VCT will be on the floor duct system.SFF&I
56Furnish and install carpet binder bar beveled vinyl or beveled metal. Contractor to supply samples.LFF&I
57Furnish and install suspended ceiling tile only into existing grid system 1'-0" x 4'-0" x ⅝", 2'-0" x 2'-0" x ⅝" or 2'-0" x 4'-0" x ⅝" lay-in type mineral fiber, fire rated ceiling tiles (any type grid system standard or fine-line), Armstrong Cortega or approved equal.SFF&I
58Furnish and install suspended ceiling tile only into existing grid system 600mm x 600mm x 15mm lay-in type mineral fiber, fire rated ceiling tiles (any type grid system standard or fine-line), Armstrong Georgian Beveled Tegular HumiGuard Plus #1753BM or approved equal. This line item is for 5000 Wissahickon Ave. Bldg.SFF&I
59Furnish and install suspended ceiling tile system with 1'-0" x 4'-0" x ⅝", 2'-0" x 2'-0" x ⅝" or 2'-0" x 4'-0" x ⅝" lay-in type mineral fiber, fire rated ceiling tiles (any type grid system standard or fine-line), Armstrong Cortega or approved equal including all required hangers.SFF&I
60Furnish and install suspended ceiling tile system with 600mm x 600mm x 15mm lay-in type mineral fiber, fire rated ceiling tiles (any type grid system standard or fine-line), Armstrong Georgian Beveled Tegular HumiGuard Plus #1753BM or approved equal. This line item is for 5000 Wissahickon Ave. Bldg.SFF&I
61Paint ceiling or walls with two coats of low VOC paint as per the order flat, semi-gloss, egg shell, etc. Any conduits, boxes anchored to the wall shall be included if the color is to be the same, preparation shall be also included. The contractor shall provide finish selections to the Government Representative, or the Government will provide selection to the contractor.SFF&I
62Paint ceiling grid with two coats including cleaning and preparing surface. The cost shall be determined by the square feet of the ceiling to be painted. The contractor shall provide finish selections to the Government Representative, or the Government will provide selection to the contractor.SFF&I
63Paint or varnish door two coats, finish to be determined per each order. The cost shall be per side (if two sides are required the cost will double). The contractor shall provide finish selections to the Government Representative, or the Government will provide selection to the contractor.EAF&I
64Paint door frame flat, semi-gloss, or high gloss. The cost shall be per side (if two sides are required the cost will double). The contractor shall provide finish selections to the Government Representative, or the Government will provide selection to the contractor.EAF&I
65Paint or varnish any type of trim two coats including base moulding, crown moulding, chair rails, etc. The contractor shall provide finish selections to the Government Representative, or the Government will provide selection to the contractor.LFF&I
66Paint or varnish radiator cabinet or fan coil unit (wood or metal units) with one coat primer and two finish coats. Including surface preparation sanding, scraping, etc. The cost will be determined by the square feet of the front view. The contractor shall provide finish selections to the Government Representative, or the Government will provide selection to the contractor.SFF&I
67Electrostatic paint any metal surface (linear diffuser, toilet partition, etc.), including all preparation, cleaning, sanding, etc. of the surface.SFF&I
68Paint window sash, frame, etc. one coat primer and two coats finish coats wood or metal, including surface Preparation sanding, scraping, etc. The cost will be determined by the square feet of the front view.SFF&I
69Install wall covering, vinyl or fabric, including wall preparation sizing, primer, sanding, and all required materials (adhesive, etc.). Furnishing or purchasing of wall covering on separate line item.SFF&I
70Skim coating of existing wall or ceiling surface (drywall, CMU, etc.).SFF&I
71Restoration of existing tile utilizing SaniGLAZE, or Government approve equal, system including all required materials and equipment.SFF&I
72Furnish and install ¾" thick fire retardant plywood required for electrical panel board and telephone equipment including two coats of paint.SFF&I
73Transport and reassemble furniture cubicle including all parts from building storage area to office assemble area as designated by Government. Price determined by square footage of cubicle.LFF&I
74Re-Laminate doorSFF&I
75Furnish and install speaker/strobe alarm, ceiling mounted or wall mounted, connected to existing fire alrm system including all required hardware, connections, boxes, and up to 50'-0" of wiring. New device to match building standard.EASP
76Furnish and install emergency exit light (120v or 277v), with battery back-up. Connect to existing emergency power source as directed using MC Cable up to 50'-0" of wiring. Exit light to match building standard.EASP
77Relocate existing sprinkler head and F.I.T. fitting, replace plain end fitting to match existing, including all necessary piping required for relocation. Also including replacement of ceiling tile if necessary.EASP
78Furnish and install sprinkler head and all new components to match the building, including all necessary piping required for installation.EASP
79Relocate existing fire bell, pull station, supervision sprinkler device, speaker, including any wiring, conduit, etc. necessary for relocation. Also including patching and painting of existing location, or furnish and install blank cover as indicated on the order.EASP
80Relocate existing thermostat electric or pneumatic, including all necessary wiring and piping.EAM
81Furnish and install copper piping or tubing, type "L", ½" or ¾" including all hangers, supports, anchors, fittings, sweating of joints, etc.LFM
82Furnish and install copper piping or tubing, type "L", 1" or 1¼" including all hangers, supports, anchors, fittings, sweating of joints, etc.LFM
83Furnish and install copper piping or tubing, type "L", 1½" to 2" including all hangers, supports, anchors, fittings, sweating of joints, etc.LFM
84Furnish and install ball or gate valve ½" or ¾" bronze body, including all necessary fittings, sweating of joints, etc.EAM
85Furnish and install ball or gate valve 1" or 1¼" bronze body, including all necessary fittings, sweating of joints, etc.EAM
86Furnish and install ball or gate valve 1½" to 2" bronze body, including all necessary fittings, sweating of joints, etc.EAM
87Furnish and install "No-Hub" cast iron waste line up to 4" including all necessary hangers, supports, anchors, fittings, etc.LFM
88Furnish and install piping insulation (1" wall fiberglass with all service jacket or ½" wall flexible closed cell foam rubber) for up to 2" piping as per the order.LFM
89Furnish and install 24" x 24" lay-in type ceiling grid mounted diffuser (T Bar, Round or Perforated) with 8" - 12" diameter neck and round butterfly damper including up to 15'-0" linear feet of insulated flexible duct, spin-in collar, nylon ties and connection into existing air supply duct. Diffuser to match or equal to existing building standard.EAM
90Furnish and install 24" x 24" lay-in type ceiling grid mounted plenum air return grille (T Bar, Round, Eggcrate or Perforated type). Grille to match or equal to existing building standard.EAM
91Furnish and install variable volume or constant volume mixing boxes with electric motor, pneumatic motor or pressure independent box including hangers and supports. Mixing box to match or equal to existing building standard.EAM
92Rezone existing light fixture, light to be put on another circuit. Cost determined as one rezone per four fixtures. Rezoning light includes disconnecting and reconnecting of wiring and conduit.EAE
93Relocate existing electrical wall outlet, switch, and power pole, including all necessary wiring and conduit. Also including patching and painting of existing location, or furnish and install blank cover as indicated on the order.EAE
94Relocate existing telephone wall outlet, including all necessary wiring and conduit. Also including patching and painting of existing location, or furnish and install blank cover as indicated on the order.EAE
95Relocate existing light fixture, emergency light, and exit light, including patching and painting of existing location, or furnish and install blank cover as indicated on the order.EAE
96Relocate floor service modules. Line item is for 5000 Wissahickon Ave. Bldg.EAE
97Furnish and install power pole or system furniture power feed whip (base or top feed). Connect equipment to building power system per specified wiring requirements.EAE
98Furnish and install electrical wall switch (single pole, three way or four way) as required using a multi conductor MC Cable. All circuits shall be labeled on the panel board, outlet, and print.EAE
99Furnish and install motion sensor manufacturer and model number to match building standard including up to 50'-0" of wiring.EAE
100Furnish and install electrical wall circuits for system furniture (one dedicated and two general use circuits) complete with box and cover plate, etc. All circuits shall be labeled on the panel board, outlet, and print. All wiring in the electrical closet shall be in EMT.EAE
101Furnish and install electrical (general use or dedicated) duplex wall outlet 20 or 30 amp, 120, 208, or 220 volts. Connect to power source as directed using MC Cable up to 50'-0" of wiring. All circuits shall be labeled on the panel board, outlet, and print. All wiring in the electrical closet shall be in EMT.EAE
102Furnish and install floor electrical (general use or dedicated) duplex floor outlet 20 or 30 amp, 120, 208, or 220 volts. Connect to power source as directed using MC Cable up to 50'-0" of wiring. All circuits shall be labeled on the panel board, outlet, and print.EAE
103Furnish and install floor telephone or data outlet, flush brass, polycarbonate, or pedestal aluminum, including a pull string.EAE
104Furnish and install plug and concrete patch for floor outlet hole. Concrete shall be flush with the existing floor slab.EAE
105Furnish and install telephone or data wall outlet box with ½" grommet hole blank plate in the wall and extend ¾" EMT conduit or greenfield per the order to an accessible ceiling location and provide pull string.EAE
106Remove and reinstall carpet to gain access into the floor duct system for the installation of electrical and telephone floor outlets, (cost will be determined per linear foot of carpet removed).LFE
107Furnish and install circuit breaker panel board three phase five wire 120/208 volt or 120/240 volt 225amp, main lug, 42 circuit with one, two, and/or three pole bolt in breakers, as requested by the Government, including disconnect switch, conduit and wire up to 50'-0", etc. All wiring in the electrical closet shall be in EMT.EAE
108Relocate CAT5/6 from one cube to another cube. Up to 50 feet.EAE
109Furnish and install dimmer switch 50' of LV wiringEAE
110Furnish and install 2' x 2' LED suspended ceiling mounted troffer light fixture (120 volt or 277 volt). Connect to power source as directed using MC Cable up to 50'-0" of wiring. Fixture to match building standard.EAE
111Furnish and install 4' x 2' LED suspended ceiling mounted troffer light fixture (120 volt or 277 volt). Connect to power source as directed using MC Cable up to 50'-0" of wiring. Fixture to match building standard.EAE
112Furnish and install LED ceiling mounted downlight (120v or 277v), with round or square trim. Connect to power source as directed using MC Cable up to 50'-0" of wiring. Fixture to match building standard.EAE
113Remove and replace existing ballast in the existing troffer (120 volt or 277 volt). Replace ballasts in kind or provide energy savings electronic ballast and relamp fixture as per GSA recommendation.EAE
114Remove, wipe, clean, and relamp existing troffer and provide 1, 2, 3, or 4 lamps as per order.EAE
115Furnish and install MC Cable three wire, #12 THNN.LFE
116Furnish and install conductor, single copper, #12 or #10 AWG, THHN or THWN.LFE
117Furnish and install CAT-6 cable including all connectors, termination points, hangers, supports, etc.LFE
118Furnish and install, 4 to 8 conductor telephone cable including all connectors, termination points, hangers, supports, etc.LFE
119Furnish and install conduit (EMT or Wiremold) ¾" or 1" including all necessary fittings, field bends, hangers, anchors, pull string, etc.LFE
120Provide and connect electrical power, telephone, data, and CAT-6 cable to system furniture cubicle including cabling and wiring up to 75'-0".EAE
Division Key:
DDemolition Line Items
F&IFurnish and Install Line Items
SPSpecialty Line Items
MMechanical Line Items
EElectrical Line Items
Units Key:
SFSquare Feet
SYSquare Yards
LFLinear Feet
EAEach

Bid Sheet_Line Item Project

INSTRUCTIONS TO OFFERORS: Complete the sheet below by providing the price per unit for each line item listed using BASE YEAR pricing. Unit pricing shall be inclusive of all costs associated with that item, including markups (i.e. profit, overhead), but should exclude bonding and insurance costs and using Wage Determination PA20250003, Mod 3, dated March 21, 2025.
THIS IS A SAMPLE PROJECT USING LINE ITEMS. THIS IS NOT AN ACTUAL PROJECT.
Item No.:Line Item Description:Qty:Units:Div.:Price Per Unit (Base Year)Extended Price (Base Year)
1Removal of partition metal stud and drywall with or without plaster skim coat, including demountable partitions and repair damage to other wall surfaces. Remove all debris from Government property.1000SFD$ - 0
2Removal of partition metal stud and drywall with or without plaster skim coat and flattened expanded metal fastened to metal studs, including demountable partitions and repair damage to other wall surfaces. Remove all debris from Government property.1000SFD$ - 0
3Removal of drywall with or without plaster skim coat on one side of partition or wall, including repairing damage to other wall surfaces. Remove all debris from Government property.2000SFD$ - 0
4Remove door and frame from drywall and/or demountable partition. Door and frame shall be removed from Government property unless requested to be returned to the Government.75EAD$ - 0
5Remove lockset from existing door and return to the Government.200EAD$ - 0
6Removal of bookcases, remove from Government property unless requested to be returned to the Government. Price shall be determined by the square feet face or front view of bookcase.600SFD$ - 0
7Remove carpet tack-less method, glued down, or carpet tile including cleaning of the floor surface and remove from the Government property.1000SYD$ - 0
8Remove carpet pad any type and remove all debris from Government property, including cleaning of the floor surface.1800SYD$ - 0
9Remove cove base molding or carpet base and remove from the Government property.4000LFD$ - 0
10Remove resilient floor tile, including cleaning of the floor surface and remove all debris from Government property.2000SFD$ - 0
11Remove wall covering, vinyl or fabric, including cleaning of the wall surface and remove from the Government property.2000SFD$ - 0
12Remove ceiling tile and suspension system, any type, and remove from the Government property.3000SFD$ - 0
13Remove ceiling tile only and remove from the Government property.3000SFD$ - 0
14Remove electrical switch any type and provide cover when needed. Remove electrical wall receptacle any type and provide cover when needed including wiring up to 50'-0".60EAD$ - 0
15Remove telephone wall, data, or communication outlet and provide cover when needed.100EAD$ - 0
16Remove electrical floor receptacle flush or pedestal and provide cap and plug assemble. Remove telephone floor outlet flush or pedestal and provide cap and plug assemble.60EAD$ - 0
17Remove tele-power pole any type and replace ceiling tile.60EAD$ - 0
18Remove light fixture any type including exit, emergency light.60EAD$ - 0
19Remove sprinkler head and all associated piping to the main and cap the remaining line piping. Coordinate system shut-down with GSA and building maintenance.25EAD$ - 0
20Disconnect electrical power, telephone, data, and CAT-2,3,4,5 or 6 cable from system furniture cubicle including 75'-0" of cable.40EAD$ - 0
21Disassemble and remove existing system furniture cubicle including sorting all parts and transporting to building storage area as designated by Government. Price determined by square footage of cubicle.600SFD$ - 0
22Furnish and install partition or ceiling 3⅝", 25 gage metal stud 16" O.C., ⅝" drywall on both sides, including tape and spackle finish of drywall with primer or sealer coat of paint and two finish coats of paint. Furnish and install 4" cove base. This line item shall also be used to close openings in the wall, where doors, window, etc. are removed. Price shall be determined by the square feet of one side. Cove base shall be priced in a separate line item.500SFF&I$ - 0
23Furnish and install partition or ceiling ⅞", 25 gage metal furring strip 16" O.C., ⅝" drywall on one side, including tape and spackle finish of drywall with primer or sealer coat of paint and two finish coats of paint. Furnish and install 4" cove base. Price shall be determined by the square feet of drywall installed. Cove base shall be priced in a separate line item.500SFF&I$ - 0
24Furnish and install ⅝" drywall on one side of partition or wall, including tape and spackle finish of drywall with primer or sealer coat of paint and two finish coats of paint. Furnish and install 4" cove base. Price shall be determined by the square feet of drywall installed. Cove base shall be priced in a separate line item.750SFF&I$ - 0
25Furnish and install flattened expanded metal 75-9 gauge anchored onto existing metal studs. For a finished partition combine with item number 23.500SFF&I$ - 0
26Cut and patch opening into existing drywall or plaster, patching of the surface shall include all necessary work for a flush smooth surface to match the existing finish.600SFF&I$ - 0
27Furnish and install access panel hinged type with latching mechanism In drywall, plaster or CMU wall, including cutting opening, patching, one coat primer and two finish coats of paint.60SFF&I$ - 0
28Furnish and install vision viewing window in any partition with safety glass tempered, tinted or clear, metal frame, shape to be determined by the Government, including cutting opening into the partition, one coat primer or sealer paint and two finish coats of paint on frame." Assume standard partition thickness; frame may be knockdown or welded; viewing window size will be priced per square foot. Furnish and install vision viewing window in any partition with safety glass tempered, tinted or clear and wood or metal frame, shape to be determined by the Government, including cutting opening into the partition, one coat primer or sealer paint and two finish coats of paint on frame.75SFF&I$ - 0
29Furnish and install mineral fiber sound insulation 3½" thick for walls or ceiling.3000SFF&I$ - 0
30Install Government furnished door and frame into any partition including cutting opening into partition, painting the frame with two coats, painting or varnishing the door with two coats and installing all of the door hardware.12EAF&I$ - 0
31Furnish and install into any partition a door, solid wood core birch 3'-0" x 7'-0" x 1¾" with factory finished door and 16 gage hollow metal frame including cutting opening into partition, painting the frame with two coats. Furnish and install all necessary hardware including heavy duty lever Corbin / Russwin lockset model # CL3300 keyed on or off the building master system including two keys, hinges, keeper, door stop, door silencers, etc. Contractor to furnish color samples to the Government Representative.4EAF&I$ - 0
32Furnish and install into any partition, red mahogany factory finish door, solid wood core 3'-0" x 7'-0" x 1¾"' with 16 gage hollow metal frame including cutting opening into partition, painting the frame with two coats. Furnish and install all necessary hardware including heavy duty lever mortise Schlage Primus lockset keyed on or off the building master system including two keys, hinges, keeper, door stop, door silencers, etc. Contractor to furnish color samples to the Government Representative. This line item is typical for the Nix F.O.B.3EAF&I$ - 0
33Furnish and install into any partition double door, solid wood core birch up to 6'-0" x 7'-0" x 1¾" with factory finished door and 16 gage hollow metal frame including cutting opening into partition, painting the frame with two coats. Furnish and install all necessary hardware including heavy duty lever Corbin / Russwin lockset model # CL3300 keyed on or off the building master system including two keys, hinges, keeper, door stops, door silencers, full length wood or metal astragals, extension flush bolts, etc. Contractor to furnish color samples to the Government Representative.3EAF&I$ - 0
34Furnish and install into any partition double door, red mahogany wood, solid core up to 6'-0" x 7'-0" x 1¾' with factory finish and 16 gage hollow metal frame including cutting opening into partition, painting the frame with three coats. Furnish and install all necessary hardware including heavy duty lever mortise Schlage Primus lockset keyed on or off the building master system including two keys, hinges, keeper, door stops, door silencers, full length wood or metal astragals, extension flush bolts, etc. Contractor to furnish color samples to the Government Representative. This line item is typical for the Nix F.O.B.2EAF&I$ - 0
35Furnish and install into any partition a slice cherry finish door, solid wood core 3'-0" x 7'-0" x 1¾" with 16 gage hollow metal frame, including cutting opening into partition, painting the frame with two coats. The door shall be factory finished or three coats of paint, stain, or varnished, finish shall be per the order. Furnish and install all necessary hardware including heavy duty lever mortise Sargent 8237 lockset on or off the building master system, with two keys, hinges, keeper, door stop, silencer, etc. This line item is typical for 5000 Wissahickon Ave. building.3EAF&I$ - 0
36Furnish and Install caulking around exterior surfaces such as areas of roofing. Polyurethane Interior/Exterior Window and Door Caulk, White, Black, Tan, Bronze, Limestone, Gray Multiple external and internal applications including sealing door and window frames, roofing substrates, and cladding joints Bonds to metals, masonry, wood, vinyl, cement fiber board, granite and marble. Low solvent content - under CARB limits. Non-Shrinking

High movement and flexibility. Paintable with multiple coating types. Cures in less than 72 hours Skin time in less than 24 hours

1500LFF&I$ - 0
37Furnish and install door vision into any door with safety glass tempered or fire rated wired, lite tinted or clear glass and wood or metal frame, shape to be determined by the Government. Including cutting opening into the door, one coat primer or sealer paint and two finish coats of paint on frame. Assume door material is wood. Size of door vision varies per task order, should be priced per square foot.25SFF&I$ - 0
38Furnish and install air louver in any door, both sides, wood or metal frame, including cutting opening into the door, one coat primer or sealer paint, and two finish coats of paint on frame. Price shall be determined by square foot of louver. The size of the louvers are determined at the task order level and are priced per square foot. Wood frames shall be priced as a different line item.40SFF&I$ - 0
39Furnish and install lever handle lockset Corbin-Russwin model CL3300 keyed on or off the building master system including two keys.12EAF&I$ - 0

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