Attachment II Pre Qualifications - Amended 8-15-22.docx

Attachment II – Pre-Qualification Requirements

1. Corporate Experience - To be qualified for this procurement, the Offeror must demonstrate the following:

A. Successful completion of two or more projects of similar size, scope and complexity to the draft Statement of Work, within the past six years. Projects of similar size, scope and complexity are those valued at $100,000 or more which included work involving multiple disciplines or trades.

B. For each project listed in response to 1A, the Offeror must provide at a minimum:

(a) Project title and location;

(b) Length of contract time and date completed;

(c) Total contract cost;

(d) Brief description of the project;

(e) Types and value of contract work executed by the Offeror;

(f) Special project requirements or constraints, if any such as project phasing requirements, night and weekend work, dust control, noise control;

(g) Describe any problems encountered and corrective action taken, if any;

(h) Project reference information (i.e., Client company name and name, title, address, phone number and email address of client contact).

The forms to be used for each submission of Corporate Experience can be found on pages 3-4 of this document. The Offeror may expand the forms to fit the experience, but the total response to the Corporate Experience requirement must not exceed 10 pages.

2. Capability Statements - In addition to the projects listed above, the Offeror must provide:

(a) Summary of your firm’s capability in meeting the FAA’s requirement as described in Attachment I - Draft Statement of Work.

(b) Confirmation of capability to be able to perform the work in Attachment I, Draft Statement of Work, with no less than 51% of its own workforce. Work includes cost of material and equipment.

(c) Offerors must also provide the firm’s business classification size, along with the appropriate Small Business Administration (SBA) certification if applicable.

(d) In order to qualify the offeror must provide one of the following:

i. Proof of certification from National Air Duct Cleaners Association (NADCA) or deemed acceptable equivalent certification. In addition, to be on site each work day, an Air Systems Cleaning Specialist to ensure performance of NADCA Standards Guidelines.

ii. Proof of certification in Air Cleaning and Restoration, ANSI/IICRC S520 Standard for Professional Mold Remediation and ACGIH Bio-aerosols Assessment and Control or deemed acceptable equivalent certifications.

(e) Safety and Training capabilities for adhering to, including training requirements as shown below 1-5, plus the submission of site specific safety plan as defined in Section C.8 of the Draft SOW. The contractor must demonstrate that its employees have received the following training:

1. Safety equipment training;

2. Confined space training, (can be limited to only the employees entering the ductwork or air handlers).

3. Medical surveillance programs;

4. Individual health protection measures; and

5. Manufacturer’s product and material safety sheets (MSDS), as required for the work by the U.S. Occupational Safety and Health Administration, FAA Safety Order 3900.55A.

Capability statements must not exceed ten (10) pages in length.

Corporate Experience – Building 316 Duct Cleaning / Mold Remediation

Company Name:

Project Title:

Project Location:

Contract Start and Completion Dates: and Duration (in months):

Contract Type:

Contract Award Amount:

Contract Cost Including Change Orders:

Type and value of contract work executed by the Offeror:

Brief Project Description:

Did Project involve multiple major building disciplines/trades (reply to 1a, please describe):

Special Project Requirements or Constraints:

Client Name and Address:

Point of Contact (whether the Prime Contractor, Superintendent, or Site Safety and Health officer/SSHO):

Name and Title: Phone Number(s): Email Address: _