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Crystal Martin, Contracting Officer

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General Services Administration Services Acquisition Branch 2300 Main Street Kansas City, MO 64108

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Description of Amendment/Modification

Solicitation 47PG0118R0016 for Operations and Mechanical Maintenance Services at the Charles Evans Whittaker U.S. Courthouse, 400 E. 9th Street, Kansas City, MO 64106 is amended as follows:

1. Attached are the Government’s responses to all questions received by August 15, 2018 by 2:00 PM CST.

2. The proposal due date is hereby extended from September 11, 2018 at 2:00 PM CST to September 13, 2018 at 2:00 PM CST.

3. Past Performance Questionnaires will be accepted until September 13, 2018 at

2:00 PM CST.

4. Pages 3 – 4 of the solicitation are deleted and replaced with the revised attached pages 3 – 4.

5. Page 10 of the solicitation is deleted and replaced with the revised attached page 10.

6. Pages 14 – 15 of the solicitation are deleted and replaced with the revised attached pages 14 – 15.

7. Page 97 of the solicitation is deleted and replaced with the revised attached page 97.

8. Pages 158 – 169 of the solicitation are deleted and replaced with the revised attached pages 158 - 169

9. Page 189 of the solicitation is deleted and replaced with the revised attached page 189.

10. Page 194 of the solicitation is deleted and replaced with the revised attached page 194.

11. All references throughout the solicitation to any Wage Determination are hereby changed to read Wage Determination Number 2015-5105, Revision 6, dated July 31, 2018.

12. A signed copy of Amendment 02 must be returned with the proposal.

13. All other terms, conditions, and requirements of the solicitation remain unchanged.

General Questions QUESTION 1: What is the current Contract Value per year?

ANSWER 1: The current annual contract value is $753,825.96.

QUESTION 2: Does GSA have a High Lift on site that the contractor can use?

ANSWER 2: No, there is no High Lift on site that the contractor can use.

QUESTION 3: Does GSA provide any ISP lines for the office?

ANSWER 3: See Section C.8.7.C of the solicitation.

QUESTION 4: What works best in the building, Cell phones or Radios?

ANSWER 4: Cell phones work best in the building.

QUESTION 5: Can alternatives to some PM Guides be listed in the technical?

ANSWER 5: Alternatives are accepted only when PM guides are not available for this solicitation.

QUESTION 6: Can you provide equipment tour requirements (AHU, AC Units, Boilers, Chillers, etc.)?

ANSWER 6: See Section C.24 of the solicitation.

QUESTION 7: Can a seniority list (names not required) for how many employees get how many vacation days? This is required to provide the proper coverage of the during the vacation time periods?

ANSWER 7: 2 people qualify for 3 weeks of vacation, 4 people qualify for 2 weeks of vacation.

QUESTION 8: Are GSA laptops provided for BAS access?

ANSWER 8: Yes, see Section H.11.2 of the solicitation

QUESTION 9: If so are these allowed to be brought home by the mechanics to let them remotely monitor the equipment during after hours situations?

ANSWER 9: Yes, there is a laptop that can be taken home.

QUESTION 10: Can you please provide a list of the last inspection dates for the following for each building?

ANSWER 10: Sprinkler obstruction - 4/2017 ANSWER 10: Fire extinguisher - Monthly ANSWER 10: Back flows - June & July, 2018 ANSWER 10: Fire Panel UL rating - 10/2017 ANSWER 10: Sprinkler head testing - 4/2017 ANSWER 10: Roof anchor points/Davits - 2013

QUESTION 11: Can a filter list be provided for each building that includes counts, sizes and MERV rating requirements?

ANSWER 11: 12x24x2, 20x20x2 Pleated Filters are a MERV 8, 20x24x2, 24x24x2, 12x24x12, 20x20x12 Box Filters are a MERV 13 ( 85% Efficient ), 20x24x12, 24x24x12

QUESTION 12: What are the requirements for agency fitness equipment maintenance/repair ANSWER 12: There are no requirements for agency fitness equipment maintenance/repair.

QUESTION 13: Who is responsible for any hazardous waste generated by the tenants as there are health units and other tenants that produce blood borne pathogen waste.

ANSWER 13: Tenant hazardous waste is the responsibility of the tenant. The janitorial contractor is responsible for blood borne pathogen waste.

QUESTION 14: Please provide a list of which perimeter security the contractor will be responsible for. This should include: crash bar gates, crash rated fencing, retractable bollards, etc. The crash rating that has to be maintained by the contractor is also required.

ANSWER 14: The contractor is responsible for 6

QUESTION 15: Can you provide the current amount of FTEs?

ANSWER 15: There are currently 6 FTEs.

QUESTION 16: Is there any on site staffing requirements for the buildings?

ANSWER 16: See Section C.8 of the solicitation

QUESTION 17: Are electronic signatures acceptable?

ANSWER 17: Yes, electronic signatures are acceptable

QUESTION 18: Will the pricing sheets be provided in Excel format?

ANSWER 18: An Excel sheet will not be provided, but offerors are welcome to use Excel as part of their submission.

QUESTION 19: Are 11x17 foldouts allowed for the technical proposal?

ANSWER 19: No, 11x17 foldouts are not allowed.

QUESTION 20: Can you provide a current seniority list for personnel?

ANSWER 20: 1 HVAC-9 yrs, 1 HVAC-1.5 yr, 1 HVAC -7 mon., 1 Gen-6 yrs, 1 Gen-8 yrs, 1 adm-4 yrs, 1 Project Manager-5 Yrs.

QUESTION 21: What is the staffing level currently in place?

ANSWER 21: 7 employees

QUESTION 22: Does the government have a current BOP in place?

ANSWER 22: Yes

QUESTION 23: Please provide a list of current subcontractors for the areas of:

a. ANSWER 23: Fire Alarm - Siemens

b. ANSWER 23: BAS - C&C Group

c. ANSWER 23: Chiller Maintenance - Design Mechanical

d. ANSWER 23: Boiler Maintenance - There are no boilers

e. ANSWER 23: Water Treatment - ECOLAB

f. ANSWER 23: Emergency Generators - Cummins

QUESTION 24: Please advise if the SAM FAR report is enough as far as representation and certifications documents needed.

ANSWER 24: The FAR Report only covers FAR 52.212-3 requirements/questions. Contractors must still provide the other information as requested in Section K of the solicitation.

QUESTION 25: Have or will the US Marshall Security systems been identified and separated from the other building components? (Excluded from scope in C.1.2) ANSWER 25: There are no USMS components connected to building systems.

QUESTION 26: Is periodical maintenance to be done the first year or based on the last time completed?

ANSWER 26: See Section C.5.1(d) of the solicitation.

QUESTION 27: What is the buildings current Mean Time to Repair (MTTR) rating? (RFP Section C, Key Performance Indicators (KPIs): Key Performance Indicators (KPIs)) ANSWER 27: The current contract is not able to measure for MTTR thus this information is not available.

QUESTION 28: Who was the original vendor for installation of the roof anchors?

ANSWER 28: JEDunn. The last company to inspect was TeamFour Architects St. Louis MO.

Section B Questions B.4. Cost Classification – F. Utility Hours QUESTION 29(a): There is no mention of Utility hours in the RFP. Please clarify what you want here?

ANSWER 29(a): Please see Section C.21.6 of the solicitation.

B.5 states that bidders are to use Wage Determination Number 2015-2203, Revision 1 dated September 9, 2018. The Wage Determination contained in the RFP is 2015-5105, Revision 5, Dated January 10, 2018.

QUESTION 29 (b): Will the Government be providing the Wage Determination?

ANSWER 29 (b): The newest Wage Determination is 2015-5105, Revision 6, dated 07/31/2018.

The newest wage determination will be incorporated into the solicitation via amendment. All references to a wage determination in the solicitation are effectively changed to Wage Determination 2015-5105, Revision 6, dated 07/31/2018.

Section C Questions C.1.1.A. Contractor General Duties, Building Equipment, and Services

J.2. - CONTRACT DELIVERABLES REFERENCE

C.1.1.A states “To be accomplished no later than 10/1/ /2019.”

EXHIBIT J.2. - CONTRACT DELIVERABLES REFERENCE OSHA requirement to load test roof anchor points every 10 years. Due no later than 12/12/2021 in the fourth option period.

QUESTION 30: When is 10-year Load test due? By October 2019 or by 12-21-2021?

ANSWER 30: October 2020

C.1.2. Excluded from this scope are;

Kitchen appliances and equipment (but ductwork above the ceiling, grease traps with associated piping, and any fire suppression or fire alarm equipment are included in the scope).

QUESTION 31: Please provide the length of any duct runs associated with any kitchen Hood Systems?

ANSWER 31: There is no kitchen hood system

QUESTION 32: Please provide Name/Model # of any Kitchen Fire Suppression systems?

ANSWER 32: There is no kitchen fire suppression system on-site.

C.2.33. Emergency Callback QUESTION 33: There is nothing in RFP saying if Emergency Call Back (after hours) is Reimbursable and at what rate. Please address and clarify?

ANSWER 33: Per Section C.8.4.C, the Contractor must maintain a designated form of communication for the Government to contact on-call staff at any time 7 days a week, 24 hours a day, for emergency response. This piece is part of the standard service. In the event that an emergency call requires after hours repairs, then the Contractor is reimbursed in accordance with the rate they proposed in Section B of the contract.

C.8.6.A.2.b. Barcoding QUESTION 34: Who is responsible for the cost of Bar Coding Equipment to include scanners, software, printers, labels etc.? If the contractor, please provide what specific equipment is compatible with the IBM Tivoli Maximo Asset Management NCMMS, version 7.6 system.

There is a substantial cost to what you’re asking for.

ANSWER 34: The Contractor is responsible for supplying any necessary barcoding equipment.

The Government does not have a list of specific equipment that is compatible with the NCMMS, and the current contractor is not using a barcoding system.

C.8.7. Use of NCMMS QUESTION 35: Is the NCMMS system fully functional? Is the inventory database current?

ANSWER 35: Yes, the NCMMS is fully functional. Yes, the database is current.

C.17.1. Escort and Assistance The Contractor must provide reasonable and competent assistance during normal working hours to GSA personnel or other GSA contractors performing energy studies, engineering studies, building condition evaluations, project designs within the building, and other access needs. Such assistance must include escorting investigatory personnel through spaces in the building in accordance with building security requirements, explaining the operation and condition of equipment and systems to investigatory personnel, and providing access to trend data, maintenance records, reference library materials, and other pertinent building technical data to investigatory personnel. The COR or designee shall inform the Contractor as far in advance as possible of the actual date and time these services are needed. When requested to perform these services the Contractor will be compensated for the actual time required at the hourly rate specified in Section B of this contract, if allowable.

QUESTION 36: Please define (“ALLOWABLE”)?

ANSWER 36: If the contractor is able to perform this additional service using labor that is already provided for under the standard service pricing (CLIN X001) then there will be no additional compensation, it would not be allowable. See Section B.3, CLIN X003.

C.17.2. Other Contracts C.17.2.A.

C.18. INSPECTION ASSISTANCE FOR SPACE BUILDOUTS

QUESTION 37: Please provide the last 2 years average hours spent by the contractor in assisting GSA on such projects as identified in these Sections of the RFP and charged to Miscellaneous hours?

ANSWER 37: The Government does not have this information.

C.20 LABELING OF ELECTRICAL CIRCUITS

QUESTION 38: Is labeling of circuits up to date?

ANSWER 38: Yes, labeling of circuits is up to date.

C.32.2.G. Emergency and Standby Generator(s) QUESTION 39: With the Generator being located on the roof, is there an onsite Load Bank?

ANSWER 39: There is no load bank onsite.

QUESTION 40: If no onsite Load Bank, are cables run from the ground to the roof to connect to the Generator?

ANSWER 40: Yes.

QUESTION 41: When was the last Load Bank Test performed?

ANSWER 41: No load bank, generator load study was completed 03/2014

QUESTION 42: Please provide the Name/Model/Serial # of the Generator and the KVA?

ANSWER 42: Cummins, Model #1250DFLC, 1562 kVA

QUESTION 43: Who pays for Diesel Fuel replacement? If the contractor, what is the average Gallon Usage per year?

ANSWER 43: Contractor pays yearly for the first 200 gallons. See Section C.2.19 of the solicitation.

QUESTION 44: If trained by our generator subcontractor, will the Contractor’s Operating Engineers be allowed to perform the weekly/monthly Generator Run?

ANSWER 44: Yes.

C.32.4. Building Automation System (BAS)

EXHIBIT J.12 BUILDING AUTOMATION SYSTEM (BAS) EXPECTATIONS

J.12.b.4 Site visit requirements In an effort to reduce costs associated with site visits, performing monthly reviews remotely via the secure GSA network are permitted barring proper ENT credentials of the technician performing the review exist.

QUESTION 45 : Does the current BAS system allow remote access to perform the monthly review?

ANSWER 45: Yes, with approved clearance.

QUESTION 46: Is the contractor provided a laptop for remote login to BAS for after hour calls?

ANSWER 46: A laptop is provided. See Section H.11.2 of the solicitation.

J.12.d COMPREHENSIVE REVIEW J.12.d.1 Personnel requirements It states that Comprehensive reviews are conducted by GSA Smart Buildings Personnel or through contracted services.

QUESTION 47: Does the O&M contractor have any cost responsibility for Comprehensive reviews?

ANSWER 47: The O&M Contractor would need to provide access to BAS to Regional Office staff and/or Cx contracted staff and to address any and all sensor issues in a timely manner that are identified as part of the Comprehensive reviews.

QUESTION 48: At the site visit, it was said that a new BAS system is coming this year. Please provide the new BAS system Name and version?

ANSWER 48: The new BAS system has not been determined.

C.33. WATER TREATMENT

C.33.5. Corrosion Monitoring QUESTION 49: Are coupon racks already installed?

ANSWER 49: Yes, coupon racks are already installed.

C.36.3 Reimbursable Repairs $2,500 threshold on repairs in cost for repair parts and materials only QUESTION 50: Is the contractor allowed any markup for parts and materials?

ANSWER 50: Yes, the contractor is allowed to markup for parts and materials at the rate proposed in Section B.3, CLINs X005 and X006.

QUESTION 51: Can the Contractor apply a mark-up for G&A and profit on reimbursable repair cost?

ANSWER 51: The subcontractor management fee and parts/materials handling fee shall include overhead, profit, and any other miscellaneous charges (ex. Credit card fees).

QUESTION 52: Is the contractor allowed any markup for subcontractors?

ANSWER 52: Yes, the contractor is allowed to markup for parts and materials at the rate proposed in Section B.3, CLINs X005 and X006.

C.37.8.C. Miscellaneous Labor Work Costs Miscellaneous Work is considered to be part of the monthly operational and maintenance services to be performed during normal duty hours and will not exceed 500 hours.

QUESTION 53: Is the 500 hours per year broken down by month with no rollover to the following month? Or theoretically could GSA could come to the contractor in the last month of the contract year and want 500 hours of Miscellaneous Labor Work performed?

ANSWER 53: The 500 hours is a per year requirement, and is not broken down by month.

C.39. - FIRE PROTECTION AND LIFE SAFETY EQUIPMENT AND SYSTEMS

QUESTION 54: Historically has the Fire Alarm, Sprinkler testing been performed during normal or after hours?

ANSWER 54: Historically testing has been performed after hours.

QUESTION 55: Does GSA prefer doing testing during Normal Hours for Initiating Devices and After Hours for Elevator recall and AV testing?

ANSWER 55: All fire testing is done after hours.

C.39.1.A General

2. Frequency of inspection, testing, and maintenance (IT&M) shall be in accordance with NFPA codes. Where NFPA code requires testing to be performed at frequencies greater than one year (for example once every 5 years), then those equipment shall be tested in the initial year of the contract and then thereafter in accordance with the NFPA frequency requirement.

QUESTION 56: Do you require the 5-year Fire Internal test in the base year of the contract even if the test was last performed in April of 2017?

ANSWER 56: 5-year testing is not accomplished at this location due to a lack of fire system drain lines. There is a project slated for 2020 to install these lines.

C.39.4. Water-Based Fire Suppression Systems QUESTION 57: If trained by a NICET level 2 technician, will the Contractor’s Operating Engineers be allowed to perform the weekly/monthly fire pump test /inspections? If trained, will Contractor’s Operating Engineers be allowed to visually inspect all fire suppression weekly and monthly inspections such as dry pipe/pre-action/deluge system inspections, valves, gauges, etc?

ANSWER 57: The contractor is expected to follow NDPA guidelines.

C.40 MAINTENANCE AND REPAIR OF VERTICAL TRANSPORTATION SYSTEMS

QUESTION 58: Who is the GSA Elevator Contractor? This is needed to obtain costs for their assistance when testing Fire devices in shafts etc.

ANSWER 58: KONE

C.39.1.d states that the contractor shall utilize technicians that meet the applicable requirements in Section H.15.3. There is no H.15.3 in the solicitation.

QUESTION 59: Please clarify.

ANSWER 59: This was an oversite, Section C.39.1.d will be removed from the solicitation (see amendment pages)

C.1.1.A. Contractor General Duties, Building Equipment, and services.

QUESTION 60: Please clarify what is meant by keycard systems and will these be identified?

ANSWER 60: The O&M contractor is not responsible for any keycard systems in the building.

Section H Questions H.10.3.I. Qualifications of HVAC Technicians QUESTION 61: Do the current HVAC staff meet one of the following criteria?

a. North American Technician Excellence (N.A.T.E.) HVACR Service Technician Certification

b. HVAC Excellence Professional Level Certification

c. UA Star HVACR Mastery Certification ANSWER 61: No, not at this time.

H.10.3.E.1. Qualifications of Electrical Technicians QUESTION 62: It would appear that the only way a company can meet the qualification requirements is for the testing technicians to hold a level 3 or a level 4 certification. The only way to obtain either of these certifications is through NETA (as recognized by the GSA since both cited websites go to the NETA website). After due diligence, there is no certification company in existence independent of NETA. NETA will only certify technicians for NETA Member companies. Therefore, the offeror is forced to subcontract only with a NETA member company to provide electrical testing. This streaming negates the qualifications of many nationally recognized specialty companies providing electrical testing services exclusively for the commercial and public building environment, and has been consistently condemned by GAO as prejudicial to competition. Recommend the GSA modify this overly restrictive requirement. For instance, the GSA might achieve confidence in the quality of electrical testing by specifying that the testing technicians meet or exceed the training and experience requirements stated for level 3 and 4, rather than insisting on the formal certification. As currently written, the H.10.3.E.1. requirement would not allow testing by a degreed electrical engineer with over 20 years of experience. It may also prevent the offeror from subcontracting with the specialty contractor performing the latest 3-year testing. Or that technicians and subcontractor companies provide written documentation of adherence to NETA standards and will follow all NETA requirements as required by the GSA 2012 PBS Guide Cards.

ANSWER 62: At this time subcontractors must meet the identified certification requirements stated in the solicitation. The previous 3-year testing subcontractors 2016 were General -Westhues Electic, Inc. Keith Westhues (816) 356-5223, Sub - Eaton Corp. & KCP&L

Section J Questions

EXHIBIT J.3. - BUILDING INFORMATION SHEETS BUILDING

QUESTION 63: Is Eddy current testing required to be performed on the evaporator tubes and condenser tubes? If yes how often for the Condenser tubes and how often for the Evaporator Tubes?

ANSWER 63: Yes, please see the PM guide.

QUESTION 64: Were both Condenser and Evaporator tubes done on Chiller #1 in 2017? If not, which was done when?

ANSWER 64: Yes, both condenser and evaporator tubes were done on Chiller #1 in 2017.

QUESTION 65: Were both Condenser and Evaporator tubes done on Chiller #2 in 2018? If not, which was done when?

ANSWER 65: Both condenser and evaporator tubes will be done start 08/20/2018.

It states that Hydro Testing of Fire extinguishers (if applicable) 3, 5, & 12 year was performed on 12/2017.

QUESTION 66: Which test was performed, 3, 5 or 12? And was it performed on all Extinguishers? If not performed on all, then please provide a list by quantity and type (5lb, 10 lb., etc.) of extinguishers that will be due for either a 5/6 yr. test or 12 yr. Test ANSWER 66: A 5 year test was conducted on all extinguishers.

It states that Bibb Hose and Obstruction Tests 3 & 5 year were performed on 04/17.

QUESTION 67: Which test was performed?

ANSWER 67: This test has never been accomplished in this facility due to fire drain piping was never completed. The Building Information Sheet is showing an incorrect date and will be corrected via amendment.

It states that the Roof Anchor Load Test was last done on 07/2010.

QUESTION 68: Do you require an annual visual inspection of the Anchor Points by an outside contractor?

ANSWER 68: 1910.66(g)(2)(i) Related building supporting structures shall undergo periodic inspection by a competent person at intervals not exceeding 12 months.

1910.66(g)(2)(iii) The building owner shall keep a certification record of each inspection and test required under paragraphs (g)(2)(i) and (ii) of this section. The certification record shall include the date of the inspection, the signature of the person who performed the inspection, and the number, or other identifier, of the building support structure and equipment which was inspected.

This certification record shall be kept readily available for review by the Assistant Secretary of Labor or the Assistant Secretary’s representative and by the employer.

Building owners Responsibility – Separate from the annual inspections, building owners shall ensure equipment or anchors be re-certified 1. At periods not to exceed 10 years, 2. When equipment shows excessive wear or damage, 3. When re-roofing or renovation 4. When equipment is modified or removed from the structure 1910.66(g)(1) It states there are 2 Above ground UST’s

QUESTION 69: Please provide the Sizes of the tanks and the Last date they were inspected/cleaned?

ANSWER 69: 2000 gallon, PM due 4/2019; 200 gallon, PM due 5/2020

EXHIBIT J.4. - ATTACHMENT J.4.A. Whittaker Courthouse EQUIPMENT INVENTORY QUESTION 70: Please provide the gallon size of the Grease Trap and frequency of cleaning ANSWER 70: Zurn GT2700-50-4NH, Flow Rate 50gpm, Grease Capacity 100lbs.

QUESTION 71: Please provide the Name/Model/Serial # of Chillers ANSWER 71: See Section J of the solicitation

QUESTION 72: Please provide the Name/Model # of the 6 Security Wedge Plates?

ANSWER 72: Nasatka Berrier, NMXB XI 97-0123, 97-0119

QUESTION 73: Do these 6 include the 4 listed under 2 of the Agencies equipment?

ANSWER 73: Yes

QUESTION 74: Are they Hydraulic or Pneumatic Bollards/Security barriers? Or are they fixed?

ANSWER 74: Hydraulic

96- ELEC-LTG-05 Spotlights, Fixed and Portable:

QUESTION 75: Are these special lights for a courtrooms or auditorium/conference rooms?

ANSWER 75: These are lights for a courtroom

130- CTRL-DDC-06 Central Control Panel (per device) (C&C Panel):

QUESTION 76: Are these end devices like thermostats or some type of sensor?

ANSWER 76: Direct Digital Control

1154- CTRL-END-01 Controls, Central System, HVAC (per device); CO2 Sensors:

QUESTION 77: Are these end devices like thermostats or some type of sensor?

ANSWER 77: These are a type of sensor.

78- ELEC-LTG-01 Dimmer and Control, Stage and General Lighting:

QUESTION 78: Are these Dimmer controls for a courtroom or conference rooms? Are these separate controls for each room or are these all tied into 1 lighting system? If a lighting system, please provide the name and version of the lighting system?

ANSWER 78: These are for courtrooms, and are agency owned equipment. They are a Lithonia WK32 system.

EXHIBIT J.4. - ATTACHMENT J.4.X.2. USDC

73- FLSF-FEX Fire Extinguishers QUESTION 79: Are these 73 in addition to the 189 extinguishers listed in the Building Inventory List?

ANSWER 79: These 73 are part of the 189.

QUESTION 80: Please provide the type of extinguishers (5lb, 10 lb)?

ANSWER 80: 5lb

QUESTION 81: Please provide the last 5/6 yr. or 12-year hydro testing of these extinguishers?

ANSWER 81: All hydro tested October/November 2017

EXHIBIT J.4. - ATTACHMENT J.4.X.3. USMS

HVAC-AHU-01-A-01Y Air Handler Unit

QUESTION 82: Please provide the CFM’s of this unit?

ANSWER 82: 6,095 cfm.

17 - FLSF-FEX Fire Extinguishers

QUESTION 83: Are these 17 in addition to the 189 extinguishers listed in the Building Inventory List?

ANSWER 83: These 17 are part of the 189.

QUESTION 84: Please provide the type of extinguishers ( 5lb, 10 lb)?

ANSWER 84: 5lb

QUESTION 85: Please provide the last 5/6 yr. or 12-year hydro testing of these extinguishers?

ANSWER 85: All hydro tested October/November 2017.

2 - ARCS-BAR-01-06M Security Bollards and Barricades QUESTION 86: Please provide the Name/Model # of the 2 Bollards/Security barriers?

ANSWER 86: Nasatka Berrier, NMXB XI 97-0123, 97-0119

QUESTION 87: Are they Hydraulic or Pneumatic Bollards/Security barriers? Or are they fixed?

ANSWER 87: They are hydraulic.

EXHIBIT J.4. - ATTACHMENT J.4.X.3. USAO

1 - HVAC-ACR-04-A-01Y AC Unit; Package; CC; Ceiling/Wall/Rolling QUESTION 88: Please provide the tonnage of this unit?

ANSWER 88: This is a 3-ton unit.

2 -ELEC-ATS-01--01Y Security Bollards and Barricades QUESTION 89: Please provide the Name/Model # of the 2 Bollards/Security barriers?

ANSWER 89: Nasatka Berrier, NMXB XI 97-0123, 97-0119

QUESTION 90: Are they Hydraulic or Pneumatic Bollards/Security barriers? Or are they fixed?

ANSWER 90: They are hydraulic.

18 FLSF-FEX Fire Extinguishers

QUESTION 91: Are these 18 in addition to the 189 extinguishers listed in the Building Inventory List?

ANSWER 91: These 18 are part of the 189

QUESTION 92: Please provide the type of extinguishers ( 5lb, 10 lb)?

ANSWER 92: 5lb

QUESTION 93: Please provide the last 5/6 yr. or 12-year hydro testing of these extinguishers?

ANSWER 93: All hydro tested October/November 2017.

1 -FLASF-FEX Fire Alarm Equipment QUESTION 94 : Please provide details of Fire Alarm equipment by quantity and type?

ANSWER 94: Please refer to Exhibit J.4 in the solicitation.

ATTACHMENT J.4.X.4. US Trustees

1 -HVAC-ACR-A-01Y AC Unit; Package; CC; Ceiling/Wall/Rolling

QUESTION 95: Please provide the tonnage of this unit?

ANSWER 95: This is a 3-ton unit

6 - FLSF-FEX Fire Extinguishers QUESTION 96: Are these 6 in addition to the 189 extinguishers listed in the Building Inventory List?

ANSWER 96: These 6 are part of the 189.

QUESTION 97: Please provide the type of extinguishers ( 5lb, 10 lb)?

ANSWER 97: 5lb

QUESTION 98: Please provide the last 5/6 yr. or 12-year hydro testing of these extinguishers?

ANSWER 98: All hydro tested October/November 2017.

EXIBIT J.4- ATTACHMENT J.4.X.5 USCA

6 - FLSF-FEX Fire Extinguishers QUESTION 99: Are these 6 in addition to the 189 extinguishers listed in the Building Inventory List?

ANSWER 99: These 6 are part of the 189.

QUESTION 100: Please provide the type of extinguishers ( 5lb, 10 lb)?

ANSWER 100: 5lb

QUESTION 101: Please provide the last 5/6 yr. or 12-year hydro testing of these extinguishers?

ANSWER 101: All hydro tested October/November 2017.

Solicitation 47PG0118R0016 Amendment 02

0007 Base Period price for O&M Services for the period 01/01/2019 - 12/31/2019, Agency Equipment only by agency Exhibit.

Includes maintenance management, operation, direct maintenance, indirect maintenance, and Service Calls, quality control, safety, health, environmental, miscellaneous labor, and all administrative costs. Any and all repairs needed for this equipment are handled through the COR with the specific Agency.

Exhibit J.4.X.1 – USDC Per Month $

Exhibit J.4.X.2 – USMS Per Month $

Exhibit J.4.X.3 – USAO Per Month $

Exhibit J.4.X.4 – US TRUSTEES Per Month $

Exhibit J.4.X.5 –USCA Per Month $________________

OPTION I – January 1, 2020 through December 31, 2020

1001 Option 1 Period (12 Months) price for O&M Services for the period - 01/01/2020 - 12/31/2020.

Includes maintenance management, operation, direct maintenance, indirect maintenance, Service Calls quality control, safety, health, environmental, miscellaneous labor, all administrative costs, and Repair Services as described in C.36. (All Agency Equipment & Maintenance Repair Services are excluded, see CLIN 1007)

Building/Facility: Charles Evans Whittaker U.S. Courthouse Per Month $_

1002 O&M After Hours – Option 1 Period (01/01/2020- 12/31/2020) price per person, per hour for providing O&M services after normal duty hours. Used primarily for Reimbursable Work Authorization (RWA) work.

Per Person Per Hour $

1003 Option 1 Period (01/01/2020 - 12/31/2020) price for Repair and Miscellaneous Labor Services;

Normal Duty Hours. (Applies to Contractor’s workforce only.) For additional services and reimbursable repairs authorized by a Contracting Officer. Normal Duty Hours; 6 AM to 6 PM, M-F, excluding weekends and Holidays. If the Contractor is able to perform the additional services using labor that is already provided for under CLIN 1001, the Contractor is not permitted to charge the government for that portion of the labor.

Per Person Per Hour $

1004 Option 1 Period (01/01/2020 - 12/31/2020) price for Repair and Miscellaneous Labor Services;

Other Than Normal Duty Hours. (Applies to Contractors workforce only.) For additional services and reimbursable repairs authorized by a Contracting Officer. Other Than Normal Duty Hours; 6 PM to 6 AM, M- F, plus Weekends & Holidays

Per Person Per Hour $

1005 Option 1 Period (01/01/2020- 12/31/2020) price for Parts/Materials Handling Fee For extra services and repairs. Quote a NET, Plus, or Minus percentage factor to apply to actual invoice cost to allow for materials handling. Contractor is required to solicit offers from more than one vendor unless the requirement is justified per FAR 6.302 or under the micro purchase threshold.

NET, +, - %

1006 Option 1Period (01/01/2020- 12/31/2020) price for Subcontractor Management Fee For extra services and repairs. Quote a NET, PLUS, or Minus percentage factor to apply to actual invoice cost to allow for subcontractor management. This fee includes labor for escorting Subcontractors, clean up (etc);

therefore, the Contractor is not allowed to charge labor in addition to this fee. Contractor is required to solicit offers from more than one vendor unless the requirement is justified per FAR 6.302 or under the micro purchase threshold.

NET, +, - %

1007 Option 1 Period price for O&M Services for the period (01/01/2020- 12/31/2020), Agency Equipment only by agency Exhibit. Includes maintenance management, operation, direct maintenance, indirect maintenance, and Service Calls, quality control, safety, health, environmental, miscellaneous labor, and all administrative costs. Any and all repairs needed for this equipment are handled through the COR with the specific Agency.

Exhibit J.4.X.1 – USDC Per Month $

Exhibit J.4.X.2 – USMS Per Month $

Exhibit J.4.X.3 – USAO Per Month $

Exhibit J.4.X.4 – US TRUSTEES Per Month $

Exhibit J.4.X.5 –USCA Per Month $________________

1008 Special Clin for Roof Anchor Load Test at the Charles Whittaker CH only through a Qualified Subcontractor. To be accomplished no later than 10/1/ /2020.

Per Occurrence $_____ _____

B.5 INFORMATION FOR PRICE ADJUSTMENTS

You are required to submit the following data. This information will be used in computing price adjustments for options under FAR 52.222-43, Fair Labor Standards Acts and Service Contract Act – Price Adjustment.

FAR 52.222-43 only applies to non-supervisory categories of employees. When computing your bid, what were the rates used for payroll taxes:

1. Social Security Rate (FICA) _%

2. Unemployment Rate (SUTA) _%

3. Worker’s

Compensation

4. Other (please identify)

NOTE: In your base bid/offer, do not include any allowance for any contingency to cover increased costs for which adjustments contained in FAR 52.222-43 – Fair Labor Standards Act and Service Contract Act – Price Adjustment (Multiple Year and Option Contracts). An updated Department of Labor Wage Determination will be incorporated into the contract annually at the anniversary of the performance start date.

Offerors shall price the option requirement for the four (4) additional twelve month periods by assuming the minimum hourly wages and fringe benefits established by the Administrator, Wage and Hour Division, U.S.

Department of Labor, for the initial twelve month period of performance will apply to the four (4) additional twelve month option periods. The minimum wage rates and fringe benefits applicable to the initial twelve month period of performance are outlined in Section I, Wage Determination Number 2015-2203, Revision 1, dated September 9, 2018 2015-5105, Revision 6, dated July 31, 2018. You must quote a price for the base period and all option periods in order to be considered for award. A single award will be made. Therefore, Offerors must submit a price on all line items to be considered for award. Failure to do so will be cause for rejection of the offer.

C.1.1.A. Contractor General Duties, Building Equipment, and Services The Contractor shall have personnel available on-site to perform the contract requirements Monday - Friday, 6:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. for the Charles Evans Whittaker U.S. Courthouse excluding Federal Holidays unless specifically approved or requested by the COR. Some of the work will be completed during working hours and the remainder will be accomplished after normal working hours of building occupants. Agency overtime utilities requirements are subject to change. The COR will notify the Contractor of changes. All schedules must be approved by the COR or his designee. The following duties and services are included:

• Operation and maintenance for all mechanical, HVAC, plumbing, fire protection, life safety, lighting control, and Building Automation equipment and systems (where systems are connected to the GSA network, the Contractor’s employees will need to obtain a GSA ENT account to access systems).

• Building Monitor and Control (BMC) systems are within the scope of this contract. These BMC systems may include Building Automation Systems (BAS), Digital Lighting Systems and Public Address Systems, Energy Management Systems or other building controls systems. BMC systems will be connected to the GSA Network and access to these systems will require GSA ENT network credentials (see section C.8.4.G for details).

• All electrical systems and equipment; electrical lines from and including the main breaker in; lighting systems; high, medium, and low voltage switchgear, transformers, and supervisory systems;

emergency and standby generators; automatic transfer switching devices, and associated equipment including uninterruptible power source (UPS) systems.

• Knowledgeable Operation of Building Automation System such as: operation and programming (enabling and disabling system points, resetting, programmable logic knowledge to add sensors, modify control systems, set up schedules and trends, etc.)

• Fire Protection and Life Safety Systems and equipment.

• Knowledgeable Operation of Fire Alarm System such as: operation and programming (enabling and disabling system points, resetting, etc.)

• Operation of the Fire Alarm Control, Detection, and Annunciation Systems

• Subcontracting to a qualified contractor of Remote Fire Service Monitoring

• Subcontracting to a company with qualified technicians for the repair of Fire Alarm Control, Detection, and Annunciation Systems.

• Daily tours and data logging, inspections, and documentation.

• Equipment repair and replacement, and preventive maintenance services

• Architectural and structural maintenance and repairs

• Service call desk operations, to include record keeping using GSA’s National Computerized

Maintenance Management System (N-CMMS) as well as other administrative functions.

• Maintaining and updating Equipment Inventory lists.

• Daily tours/inspections and documentation

• Quality Control program

• Service calls (24 hours a day, 7 days a week) and overtime services as required

• Water treatment

• Assist GSA contractors (i.e. opening locked doors, roof access, COR requests, Fire etc.) during normal business hours.

• Mechanical equipment for window washing (wall glider, tracks, davits, pedestals and associated equipment). Maintain equipment to retain original vendor liability.

• Door hardware, locks, keycard systems, vehicle barrier systems and static and dynamic bollard systems

(gate arms, wedge, bollards-including all controls).

• Dock levelers and roll-up and sliding garage doors.

• Storm drainage systems - reduce storm water pollution by minimizing discharges and runoff to the storm sewer system and environment.

• The Contractor shall maintain concessions area drains.

• The Contractor shall complete roofing system investigations and repairs.

• The Contractor shall maintain and repair U.S. flag pole, lighting and pulley system.

• Raise, lower, and half-staff the United States Flag, agency pennants, and other flags (POW flag). This service shall be provided when directed by the CO or their designee and shall comply with requirements in the Flag Policy.

• Maintenance of landscape irrigation systems.

• Parking Garage and associated equipment systems

• Subcontracting with a qualified third party for inspection of Pressure Vessels and certifications.

• Roof Anchor Maintenance and Subcontracting for Weight (Load) Testing prior to Oct 1 2019 October 1, 2020.

• The Contractor shall, to the extent possible and consistent with EO 13788, the Contractor shall maximize the use of goods, products and materials that are produced in the United States.

Note: The Contractor shall provide the COR or their designee copies of all sub-contracts to ensure subcontractors are qualified for performing the work

c. The Contractor shall ensure all maintenance and preplanned impairments of the fire protection and life safety systems and equipment have been authorized and approved by the CO or their designee prior to the Contractor performing any work.

d. The Contractor shall utilize technicians that meet the applicable requirements in Section H15.3.

e. The Government reserves the rights to have the Contractor remove any employee that poses a threat to the health, safety, or security of the building occupants.

f. The Government reserves the rights to conduct any test or inspection it deems necessary to ensure all contract performance requirements are being met.

g. The Contractor shall comply with all appropriate safety code requirements. If the Contractor encounters equipment that is in a condition that may endanger life or property, the Contractor shall immediately notify the CO or their designee of the condition requiring immediate action. Within 24 hours following the notification of the CO, the Contractor shall provide to the CO or their designee a written report of the hazardous condition and recommended corrective action.

h. The Contractor is responsible for meeting the inspection and testing frequencies, test methods, and documentation requirement for each fire protection and life safety system referenced in the applicable NFPA code or standard.

i. The Contractor is responsible for providing all tools, supplies, and equipment necessary to properly perform inspections, tests, and maintenance of the fire protection and life safety equipment and systems in accordance with applicable NFPA code or standard.

j. The Contractor shall be responsible to leave areas where they perform work neat, clean, and orderly.

k. The Contractor shall document all inspections, test results, and maintenance performed on the suggested inspection, testing, and maintenance forms referenced in the applicable NFPA code or standard. These completed forms shall be included with the Contractor’s Monthly Progress Report.

Any deficiency identified by the Contractor during a required inspection shall be entered into NCMMS as a work order; evidence of correcting such deficiency, unless funding is not available, shall be provided with the subsequent Contractor’s Monthly Progress Report after correction action is completed. Fire and life safety systems will include, but limited to the following:

a) Fire alarm and notification system

b) Water base fire suppression systems – including but not limited to sprinklers, fire hose, fire pump and private main systems.

c) Non-water based fire extinguishing systems – including but not limited to wet chemical, kitchen exhaust hood, clean agent, dry chemical, and carbon dioxide systems.

d) Smoke removal/control systems

e) Passive fire protection systems – including but not limited to fire doors, fire walls, fire floors, fire dampers, and fire penetration systems.

f) Life safety systems – including but not limited to egress doors, exit doors, egress hardware, exit signs, and emergency lights.

g) Emergency generator

HAZARDOUS MATERIALS:

MATERIAL SAFETY DATA

SHEETS

– HAZARDOUS

MATERIALS INVENTORY.

C.38.16

SDSS MUST BE MADE AVAILABLE

ON REQUEST. THE CONTRACTOR

MUST PREPARE AND SUBMIT

HAZARDOUS MATERIALS INVENTORY

AS AN APPENDIX TO THE

BUILDING OPERATING PLAN. THIS

MUST BE UPDATED AND

RESUBMITTED ANNUALLY BY

SEPTEMBER 30 OF Each Yeah

COR OR DESIGNEE.

BOILER AND PRESSURE VESSEL

– ANNUAL OPERATIONAL

INSPECTION CERTIFICATE.

C.38.17

ANNUALLY.

BACKFLOW PREVENTION DEVICES –

ANNUAL INSPECTION CERTIFICATE.

C.38.18

ANNUALLY.

LABELING AND SIGNAGE.

C.38.20

LABELING PROGRAM PER OSHA

STANDARDS WITHIN 30 BUSINESS DAYS

AFTER START OF CONTRACT.

Roof Anchor Load Test Results

C.38.21 OSHA requirement to load test roof anchor points every 10 years. Due no later than 12/12/2021 in the fourth option period 10/01/2020.

COR or Designee

FIRE PROTECTION SYSTEMS ON LINE

AT ALL TIMES UNLESS APPROVAL IS

GIVEN DURING

MAINTENANCE PERIODS.

C.39.1

ADVANCE NOTIFICATION AND

APPROVAL PER OCCURRENCE.

WATER-BASED FIRE SUPPRESSION

SYSTEMS: IF THE CONTRACTOR

ENCOUNTERS

EQUIPMENT THAT IS IN A

CONDITION THAT MAY ENDANGER

LIFE OR PROPERTY.

C.39.4

THE CONTRACTOR MUST IMMEDIATELY

NOTIFY THE COR OF THE CONDITION

REQUIRING

IMMEDIATE ACTION. WITHIN 24 HOURS

THAT CONTRACTOR MUST PROVIDE A

WRITTEN REPORT TO THE

COR OF THE HAZARDOUS CONDITION AND

RECOMMENDED CORRECTIVE ACTION.

EXHIBIT J.3. - BUILDING INFORMATION SHEETS BUILDING

INFORMATION SHEET

J.3.A. Building Location and Statistics J.3.A.1. Building Name, Number, and Address:

Charles Evans Whittaker Federal Courthouse – MO0050ZZ 400 East 9th Street Kansas City, MO 64106

J.3.A.2. Number of floors: 10 J.3.A.3. Gross Square Feet: 750.648 square feet J.3.A.4. Population: 400 J.3.A.5. Year Built: 1998 J.3.A.6. Official working hours of building occupants: 7:00 am to 5:30 pm. Monday through Friday excluding Federal Holidays.

J.3.A.7. Security Notes and Spaces: COR will supply the Contractor with a list of security access spaces.

J.3.A.8. HISTORICAL REPAIR, SERVICE CALL and TESTING DATA:

(per year unless otherwise noted)

Number of Repairs Monthly 25-30 Number of Service Calls Monthly 50-75 Number and amount of Repairs over old threshold for the past 2 year’s 2016-21 repairs for $50,000 2017-18 repairs for $50,000 J.3.A.9. Anniversary Dates of the Last Testing of Major Maintenance Items:

Eddy Current Chiller #1-2017 Chiller #2-2018 Hydro Testing of Fire extinguishers (if applicable) 3, 5, & 12 year 12/2017 Bibb Hose and Obstruction Tests 3 & 5 year 04/17 Never Completed Infrared testing 06/2018 - Annual Switchgear 2016 – 3yr Boiler and Pressure Vessels 05/2017 Roof Anchor Load Test last done 07/2010

J.3.A.10. HISTORICAL AND AESTHETIC ATTRIBUTES

Artwork: ID# FA4072, Walter A. Bailey, Mill Scene – Very Good Condition Artwork: ID# FA4071, Fredrick Emanuel Shane, Town of Kansas - Very Good Condition Artwork: ID# AA221, Beverly Pepper, The Sentinels of Justice - Very Good Condition

J.3.B. Recognized holidays are found in the appropriate wage determination incorporated into this contract.

Should a holiday fall on a weekend, the day designated by the Government shall be recognized as the holiday.

J.3.C. Known Building Environmental Issues

Fuel Tanks (GSA Owned) 2 Underground/Above ground 0/2 Generators: (GSA Owned) 1 Firing Range Yes Asbestos: No Lead Based Paint: Not tested Radon: Not Tested The current “Known Building Environmental Issues” are listed in Exhibit J.5. This is for information only and does not require any cleanup action by the contractor.

J.3.D MAJOR ALTERATION PROJECTS

Buildouts/Prospectus/Agencies moving In/Out (possible impact)

8/2/2018 Wage Determination: 2015-5105, 6 https://whd.dol-esa.gov/SF98/getwd.jsp?wdid=85748 1/12

REGISTER OF WAGE DETERMINATIONS UNDER THE

SERVICE CONTRACT ACT

By direction of the Secretary of Labor

Daniel W. Simms Director Division of Wage Determinations

U.S. DEPARTMENT OF LABOR

EMPLOYMENT STANDARDS ADMINISTRATION

WAGE AND HOUR DIVISION

WASHINGTON, D.C. 20210

Wage Determination No.: 2015-5105 Revision No.: 6

Date of Last Revision: 07/31/2018

Note: Under Executive Order (EO) 13658, an hourly minimum wage of $10.35 for calendar year 2018 applies to all contracts subject to the Service Contract Act for which the contract is awarded (and any solicitation was issued) on or after January 1, 2015. If this contract is covered by the EO, the contractor must pay all workers in any classification listed on this wage determination at least $10.35 per hour (or the applicable wage rate listed on this wage determination, if it is higher) for all hours spent performing on the contract in calendar year 2018. The EO minimum wage rate will be adjusted annually. Additional information on contractor requirements and worker protections under the EO is available at www.dol.gov/whd/govcontracts

States: Kansas, Missouri

Area: Kansas Counties of Johnson, Leavenworth, Linn, Miami, Wyandotte Missouri Counties of Bates, Caldwell, Cass, Clay, Clinton, Jackson, Lafayette, Platte, Ray

**Fringe Benefits Required Follow the Occupational Listing**

OCCUPATION CODE - TITLE FOOTNOTE RATE

01000 - Administrative Support And Clerical Occupations

01011 - Accounting Clerk I 15 .20

01012 - Accounting Clerk II 17 .06

01013 - Accounting Clerk III 19 .09

01020 - Administrative Assistant 26 .78

01035 - Court Reporter 22 .17

01041 - Customer Service Representative I 13 .43

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