Amendment 1-Design Build-Video Scoreboard-Phase I-693JF720R000021.pdf
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- 693JF720R000021
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This notice provides details for a two-phased design-build acquisition to procure and install a new video scoreboard at the United States Merchant Marine Academy's Tomb Field in Kings Point, New York. The project has an estimated value between $500,000 and $1,000,000 and will be awarded on a firm fixed price basis. The scope of work includes investigative work, design, demolition, supplying and installing the new scoreboard, and providing a ten-year warranty. The acquisition is reserved entirely for small businesses and is being conducted under NAICS code 236220 with a size standard of $39.5 million. Phase I evaluation will determine the most highly qualified offerors to invite to Phase II. The solicitation will be issued on beta.Sam.gov on or about August 13th, 2020 with proposals due on the date specified. The period of performance is 77 days from notice to proceed and work must be completed by December 11, 2020. The Department of Transportation Maritime Administration is the contracting agency.
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Solicitation no. 693JF720R000021 Video Scoreboard for USMMA Tomb Field Amendment no. 1
The purpose for this amendment no. 1 to the Phase I part of this Design-Build solicitation is for the following:
a. To attach questions and answers,
b. To remove Attachments A, 2, 3, 4, and 5 to eliminate repetitive requests for information. Similar questions are asked in the SF330.
c. To change the evaluation factors to the following. Note: Descriptive information will be updated for each of the factors.
1.4.3. Phase I Evaluation Factors:
Only firms meeting the minimum requirements (PASS/FAIL) will be considered for further evaluation for possible selection during Phase II Request for Proposals (RFPs). Qualifications will be evaluated in Phase I to determine no more than the three (3) most highly qualified Offerors. Each proposal will undergo a Technical Evaluation utilizing the Evaluation Factors as defined below in descending order of importance and in PART 2 of this Phase I solicitation. Phase I does NOT involve a pricing submission or evaluation of price.
Location Factor Number Description Order of Importance
Section 1 Cover Letter N/A Section 2 Factor 1 Technical Approach (but not detailed design or technical information) Are equally important
Section 3 Factor 2 Technical Qualifications:
Section 4 Factor 2a Specialized experience and technical competence
Are equally important as factor
Factor 2b Capability to perform Are equally important as factor
Factor 2c Past Performance of the offeror’s team (including the architect-engineer and construction members
Are equally important as factor
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