693JF722R000007 CMC QAs 06132022.pdf

RFP‐ 693JF722R000007 Campus Wide Maintenance Requirement ‐ Questions/Comments 6/13/2022

Question Number

Question/Comment MARAD Response

1 Is there a list of all incumbent PM contracts? By name? Life of contract (Expiration). Will this list be provided?

When will the requirement of those contracts be rolled/phase into this one?

See Recent Maintenance Contracts attachment which lists recent contracts for various maintenance services.

This is not an exhaustive list and no additional maintenance services contract information will be provided prior to contract award. These and other services may be added to the resulting campus wide maintenance contract, via task order, as the Government deems necessary.

2 Are all the names and POC for the control systems available, i.e BMS, Workorders, and Security. Who is the current PM the contract with?

The BMS system is a combination of Alerton and Automated Logic. Additional information will be provided to the awardee, as necessary.

3 Will an office space or site area be provided for operations. UPDATED: Section 5.9 of the PWS requires "The Contractor...provide an office trailer to serve as a base of operations. This office shall be the Contractor’s primary location for collecting and filing data, receiving, scheduling, and recording work, and shall serve as the primary office for the Contractor’s Project Manager.”

Space is available on campus for a contractor provided trailer. Electricity and internet services are available, though the campus‐wide maintenance contractor will be responsible for the connections/hookup. There is also space adjacent to the contractor’s trailer space that can accommodate up to a 40’ storage container. Electric service for this storage container is also available, though the campus‐wide maintenance contractor will be responsible for the connections/hookup. Water and sewage services will not be available for neither the office trailer nor the storage container, but contractor employees will be allowed to use the restrooms in the adjacent facility. Safe storage of HAZMAT parts and materials IAW 3.9.3.2 and 3.9.3.5. shall be arranged by the contractor, in coordination with the COR.

4 Will the Q&A be posted by May 6th Question no longer relevant

5 Who is responsible for maintenance on the security systems? Will access cards be issued? Campus Public Safety manages security and will provide access cards based on background check and need.

6 An inventory list was not posted. Is there a comprehensive report available? Please see the attached equipment lists. The lists should not be considered complete and are provided for informational purposes, only. The contractor will likely be tasked to update or create various inventory lists, as the Government deems necessary.

7 How will work order be treated Internal staff vs. KTRs. Who gets what i.e. Campus vs. Residential, urgent vs routine.?

One of the first tasks issued will be to document the on‐campus maintenance processes. See amendment 0002

8 The resume requirement notes the Program Manager must hold a certification as a Program Manager from the PMI institute (PMI.org). As there are fewer than 3,000 individuals globally who actively hold this certification (https://www.360pmo.com/pmi‐credential‐holders‐worldwide/), we request that the government modify this requirement.

This requirement remains part of the PWS.

9 The solicitation states that past performance will only be considered for projects where the offeror was the prime. As this is set‐aside for small business offerors, we request that the Government allow for evaluation of past performance by subcontractors who will perform at least 20 percent of the workshare.

The Government will consider all past performance history for the prime offeror, as well as proposed subcontractors.

10 The RFP states one resume is required for the Program Manager with the proposal along with a letter of commitment. The PWS states that resumes for a Project Manager and alternate(s), Quality Control Representative (two copies ) are required with the proposal. Please clarify what should be submitted with the proposal.

IAW RFP Section Attachment I ‐ Technical Proposal #4 Resumes, "Not all resumes corresponding to the roles and labor categories specified in Attachment 1 are required at the time of proposal. One (1) resume is required for the Program Manager and is to be submitted with the offeror’s proposal." During contract performance, the resume(s) identified for Alternate Program Manager in Section 6 Deliverables and 7.1.2 ALTERNATE PROJECT MANAGER of the PWS shall be submitted to the CO and COR for consideration and approval, prior to the designation of an alternate. The PWS will be updated.

11 The PWS cites areas of responsibility currently covered by other contractors. When do these contracts expire and are these areas of responsibility to be bid into this proposal or included by modification at a later date?

See Recent Maintenance Contracts attachment which lists recent contracts for various maintenance services.

This is not an exhaustive list and no additional maintenance services contract information will be provided prior to contract award. These and other services may be added to the resulting campus wide maintenance contract, via task order, as the Government deems necessary.

12 This states that level two work orders will be issued by the COR through the Government’s System.

Please clarify what the Government’s System is.

See RFP Section L and Task Order 2 provided with Amendment 0002. The resulting contract will require that the contractor provide a cloud based, FedRAMP certified, software as a service (SaaS) platform to automate the operation and maintenance repairs record keeping requirements, centralize the asset management functions of building operations, and track Service Calls and Requests.

13 This states that the Government will provide computer hardware and software to maintain the work order/job order system. Please clarify how this relates in regard to a contractor providing a CMMS such as Maximo.

IAW Section 5.9 of the PWS, the Government shall provide the Contractor the necessary computer hardware to maintain the work order/job order system. However, IAW Task Order 2 provided with Amendment 0002, the Contractor shall provide the job/work order software. The PWS will be updated.

14 What is the area(s) allocated for office space’s size and what utilities will be provided (i.e. Power, internet, water and sewage)? Will there also be designated shop/storage space available or an area big enough for portable shop space with utilities? (PWS 5.11.2.2.12, PG 44).

UPDATED: Section 5.9 of the PWS requires "The Contractor...provide an office trailer to serve as a base of operations. This office shall be the Contractor’s primary location for collecting and filing data, receiving, scheduling, and recording work, and shall serve as the primary office for the Contractor’s Project Manager.”

Space is available on campus for a contractor provided trailer. Electricity and internet services are available, though the campus‐wide maintenance contractor will be responsible for the connections/hookup. There is also space adjacent to the contractor’s trailer space that can accommodate up to a 40’ storage container. Electric service for this storage container is also available, though the campus‐wide maintenance contractor will be responsible for the connections/hookup. Water and sewage services will not be available for neither the office trailer nor the storage container, but contractor employees will be allowed to use the restrooms in the adjacent facility. Safe storage of HAZMAT parts and materials IAW 3.9.3.2 and 3.9.3.5. shall be arranged by the contractor, in coordination with the COR.

15 Is there a list and quantity of all IDS components/systems and additional security components and systems?

No

16 Paragraph 5.10.2.4.1 of the PWS lists generators however, the Scope description on Page 8 specifies generators as being covered by another contractor. Please clarify whether generators should be priced into this proposal or priced following a modification to the awarded contract.

The generators are currently being covered by another contractor. When that contract expires there is a potential for it to be rolled into the campus wide maintenance contract via a task order.

17 Will the Government make available schematics for fire and potable water supply and distribution lines.

Schematics for fire and potable water supply and distribution lines will be made available to the awardee after contract award.

18 Will up ‐to‐date maps, as‐builts and schematics be provided before or during the startup period. Up‐to‐date maps, as‐builts and schematics will be provided to the awardee after contract award, during the startup period.

19 Will there be a clear and concise separation of in‐house (DPW) and contractor work? One of the first tasks issued will be for the contractor to document the on‐campus maintenance processes.

20 Outside of preventive maintenance work, will all other items listed be separate COR‐directed work that can be billed accordingly or is that supposed to be built into proposal.

All work will be ordered via a Contracting Officer‐issued task order and shall be invoiced against the applicable task order(s).

21 Regarding pavement, is there a record documenting previous year repairs and costs for a minimum of five years, to estimate pricing future repairs or a NTE price?

Such data is not readily available.

22 Will the Government make available an inventory of fire protection equipment, age and make of systems and components?

Please see the attached equipment lists. The lists should not be considered complete and are provided for informational purposes, only. The contractor will likely be tasked to update or create various inventory lists, as the Government deems necessary. No additional information will be provided prior to contract award.

23 Is there a complete and accurate list of fire extinguishers to include last inspection and age of extinguishers? Please see the attached equipment lists. The lists should not be considered complete and are provided for informational purposes, only. The contractor will likely be tasked to update or create various inventory lists, as the Government deems necessary. No additional information will be provided prior to contract award.

24 In Proposal Format, the Government does not include submission of Sections I and K with completed clauses.

Please clarify where these should be included in submissions.

Completed clauses should be submitted with the signed SF‐1449 and amendment acknowledgements. These documents may be submitted as a separate file or with the Price proposal.

25 In Proposal Submission Instructions, it states all amendments must be acknowledged and completed and SF 1449 is to be signed by offerors. Please clarify where completed amendments and the SF 1449 should be included in submissions.

The signed SF‐1449 and amendment acknowledgments may be submitted as a separate file or with the Price proposal.

26 Among required deliverables, the following are cited as required with proposal submission: Transition/Phase Out Plan; Security Plans; Contractor Safety Plan; Facilities Maintenance Plan; Quality Control Plan. As plans are comprehensive documents related to the technical approach, and Attachment I includes strict page limits, please clarify how these plans should be included in the submission.

UPDATED: The plans are not required to be submitted with the proposal. However, the Contractor shall describe how it will utilize such plans, in the technical section of the proposal. Formal plans will either be ordered to be developed, supplemented or supported via task order after contract award. The PWS will be updated.

27 The past performance requirement includes submission of Past Performance Questionnaires. Will the Government allow submission of CPARS evaluations in place of PPQs when available for a contract?

No. The Government will use other sources such as CPARS as part of its past performance evaluations but CPARS will not be accepted as a substitute for customer‐provided PPQs.

28 The PWS states the Government will furnish the equipment listed in the contract. Please provide a listing of GFE and GFP.

Offerors should not expect for GFP or GFE to be available for use. The PWS will be updated.

29 The Government states that a 30‐day transition period will occur prior to contract start date. As this is a new contract transferring work from Government personnel to a contractor, we request that a 90‐day transition be utilized to allow sufficient time for all operational, staffing, inventory, procurement activities required for standing up a new contract.

The Government believes that a 30‐day transition period is sufficient.

30 In the “Standing Work” paragraph it includes grounds, trash collection and disposal as work examples. However, in the “Scope” paragraph it says these are performed by existing Government contractors and are not included in the task list for facilities maintenance on this contract. Please clarify.

Grounds maintenance and waste removal will not be a requirement of campus wide maintenance. The PWS will be updated

31 Please confirm that offerors should price the positions and hours as presented by the Government in the solicitation

The labor categories and hours presented in the spreadsheet are provided as a reference for evaluation purposes . The spreadsheet also offers offerors the option to propose alternate labor categories. Attachment III ‐ Price of the solicitation also provides instructions for submitting pricing information.

32 As offerors will be evaluated on staffing in Management Approach, does the Government intend for offerors to retain/hire current Government incumbent employees at USMMA to perform as contractor employees on the new contract?

That is not the Government's intent.

33 Will the Government provide a listing of GFE available to the awardee? Offerors should not expect for GFP or GFE to be available for use. The PWS will be updated.

34 What additional Government Furnished Facilities will be provided? A complete list of Government Furnished Facilities is not readily available.

35 The PWS states that an office trailer space will be available to the awardee. What is the size of the space that will be made available, and will the Government clarify onsite storage availability for contractors?

UPDATED: Section 5.9 of the PWS requires "The Contractor...provide an office trailer to serve as a base of operations. This office shall be the Contractor’s primary location for collecting and filing data, receiving, scheduling, and recording work, and shall serve as the primary office for the Contractor’s Project Manager.”

Space is available on campus for a contractor provided trailer. Electricity and internet services are available, though the campus‐wide maintenance contractor will be responsible for the connections/hookup. There is also space adjacent to the contractor’s trailer space that can accommodate up to a 40’ storage container. Electric service for this storage container is also available, though the campus‐wide maintenance contractor will be responsible for the connections/hookup. Water and sewage services will not be available for neither the office trailer nor the storage container, but contractor employees will be allowed to use the restrooms in the adjacent facility. Safe storage of HAZMAT parts and materials IAW 3.9.3.2 and 3.9.3.5. shall be arranged by the contractor, in coordination with the COR.

36 Will meetings with the Government be held in facilities other than the contractor’s office trailer? Meeting space will be made available when meeting with Government officials, as necessary.

37 Can you please provide a report on the asbestos in the pipe insulations Asbestos reports will be provided to the awardee after contract award.

38 Where will the Government provide storage for hazmat supplies (chlorine for swimming pools, etc.)? UPDATED: Safe storage of HAZMAT parts and materials IAW 3.9.3.2 and 3.9.3.5. shall be arranged by the contractor, in coordination with the COR.

39 Would the Government clarify any surge requirements (beginning, end of academic year, graduation, special events, etc.)? Will CLINS be developed to define these?

Surge requirements will be defined within applicable task orders.

40 Can mandatory training, refresher training take place during work hours? Government mandated training may take place during normal work hours.

41 Is there a totals spreadsheet that was supposed to accompany Attachment 1 (Labor and Rates) so that ODCs and equipment costs would be covered?

UPDATED: ODCs shall be proposed at the task order level. Note: ODCs and equipment costs in response to Task Orders 1 and 2 shall be included with the offeror's proposal. The spreadsheet has been updated.

42 The Government has provided a US DOL Wage Rate Determination. Does a Collective Bargaining Agreement apply to this contract?

This is a new requirement. As such, there is no Collective Bargaining Agreement for this requirement.

43 Will the Government provide the Davis Bacon Act noted in the PWS? The Wage Determination required by the Service Contract Labor Standards (formerly Davisstatute has been provided.

44 Considering the wage determination provided by the Government, will the Government provide guidance regarding expectations for hiring qualified personnel within the region based on the current employment climate, challenges / civil service pay scale?

No

45 Will the Government provide workload data, preventive maintenance history, historical recurring/non‐recurring work data?

Such data is not readily available.

46 To assist in completing Attachment III‐Price, will the Government provide a Section B / CLIN structure that should be followed for this contract?

No. IAW Attachment III ‐ Price of the RFP, the Offeror shall provide its proposed fully burdened rates using the Labor Rates and Totals spreadsheet.

47 Are there any “dead spec” vendors that need to be provided, such as for building automated systems? None identified at this time.

48 Is the Government open to an offeror’s approach to staffing that differs from the staffing provided on the labor totals spreadsheet? If so, will the Government provide a revised spreadsheet?

Please see the ‘Instructions’ tab in Attachment 1 Labor Rates and Totals Amend 2 for directions.

49 Based on the significance to proposal development of the questions provided, will the Government extend the submission deadline and allow offerors to ask follow‐up questions to Government responses?

Question no longer relevant

50 Will there be an extension due date of questions and answers returning Question no longer relevant

51 SUB‐FACTOR D: Resumes. Under this sub‐factor, the offeror must demonstrate that at a minimum, the Program Manager must hold a certification as a Program Manager from the PMI institute (PMI.org) and have at least 10 years of experience. What specific level of PMI Program Management Certification is acceptable, Is this certification waiverable, and are any other Program Management Certifications acceptable in lieu of PMI ((RFP, page 40).

The Program Manager must have PMI’s Project Management Professional (PMP) certification. Other certifications may not be substituted and are not acceptable.

52 Procedures for providing Local Background Checks and other security clearances. These shall be coordinated with the USMMA HR Department. What level of security clearance is required for contractor personnel/vendors?

(PWS, page 17.)

A background check leading to a public trust clearance will be required for vendors that requiring routine access to the Federal campus.

53 Is the cover page, cover letter, and the Table of Contents included in the page count for Volumes I and II? RFP, section 3.1, page 35).

No

54 Will the government specify location, type and of government furnished facilities? A complete list of Government Furnished Facilities is not readily available.

55 Should new instances of asbestos be discovered, the Contractor shall verbally notify the COR within one hour of discovery of asbestos containing materials and follow‐up with written notification within 24 hours. The Government will then determine the best course of action. Will Asbestos abatement be a contractor requirement of this contract? Will Lead abatement be a contractor requirement of this contract?

IAW PWS sections 3.9.3.3. and 3.9.3.4. the Contractor shall verbally notify the COR within one hour of discovery of new instances of asbestos and lead containing materials and follow‐up with written notification within 24 hours. The Government will then determine the best course of action.

56 Will the Government provide Contractor division of Labor between Government work, and other contractor services at overlapping area. (Air Conditioning, Generators, Air Compressors, etc…)

The division of labor between Government and Contractor will be provided as required and identified in separate task orders.

57 The Contractor shall supplement the Campus Hurricane Plan. Will the Campus Hurricane Plan be provided? The Campus Hurricane Plan will be provided after contract award.

58 Will the Government be providing a list of current assets/equipment being maintained through the CMMS and the associated tasks related to maintenance?

Please see the attached equipment lists. The lists should not be considered complete and are provided for informational purposes, only. The contractor will likely be tasked to update or create various inventory lists, as the Government deems necessary. No additional information will be provided prior to contract award.

59 Will the Government be providing a list of current backlog of non‐compliant testing (ie – fire alarm / fire suppression, backflow prevention, belly full oil tanks, load bank testing generators, potable water testing, chill/condenser water testing, fire pump and associated equipment testing, lifting devices (cranes / trollies / structure load testing), Lightning rod, building bonding/grounding, etc.

A task order will be issued to develop this inventory.

60 Will the government provide a listing of number, type, and location of outdoor lighting systems. (PWS 5.10.2.4.9, pg 37.)

A task order will be issued to develop this inventory.

61 Will the Government provide a total list of the current assets that are under warranty? (PWS 3.6.4, pg 13.)

Such information is not readily available.

62 Section 5.1.2.1 – Work Level One – The Contractor …. This work includes all Standing Work (e.g.

grounds maintenance, trash collection). Can the Government clarify that grounds maintenance and trash collection is not part of the initial effort? Can the Government provide when the contract for these efforts will mature? (PWS 5.1.2.1, PG 21).

See Recent Maintenance Contracts attachment which lists recent contracts for various maintenance services.

This is not an exhaustive list and no additional maintenance services contract information will be provided prior to contract award. These and other services may be added to the resulting campus wide maintenance contract, via task order, as the Government deems necessary. Grounds maintenance and trash removal will not be a requirement. The PWS will be updated.

63 Section 5.4.4 ‐ … Level Three Emergency work, the contractor shall submit invoice for payment within 5 working days ? Can this be billed in accordance with 30 day billing cycles for each month? (PWS 5.4.4, PG 50.)

Yes. This will be revised in the PWS.

64 Storage Batteries. Does the Government currently have a storage facility for batteries? Are there excess batteries currently on site for replacement of batteries currently in use? (PWS 5.10.2.4.7, PG 35.)

No, the Government does not currently have a storage facility for batteries. No batteries are on site for replacement of batteries currently in use.

65 Does the Government have information/data for the amount of time related to the boiler operation and watch that is extended past normal business hours and do the hours exceed more than 8 hours in a day?

Boilers are in operation 24/7 365 days a year.

66 Does the Government have current information on the status of each boiler as it is related to corrosion and scale build up? (PWS 5.11.2.2.8, PG 43).

Boiler inspection reports will be made available to the awardee after contract award.

67 Will there be designated areas for parts, supplies and corrosive storage or will the contractor be providing this storage facility on campus?

UPDATED: Section 5.9 of the PWS requires "The Contractor...provide an office trailer to serve as a base of operations. This office shall be the Contractor’s primary location for collecting and filing data, receiving, scheduling, and recording work, and shall serve as the primary office for the Contractor’s Project Manager.”

Space is available on campus for a contractor provided trailer. Electricity and internet services are available, though the campus‐wide maintenance contractor will be responsible for the connections/hookup. There is also space adjacent to the contractor’s trailer space that can accommodate up to a 40’ storage container. Electric service for this storage container is also available, though the campus‐wide maintenance contractor will be responsible for the connections/hookup. Water and sewage services will not be available for neither the office trailer nor the storage container, but contractor employees will be allowed to use the restrooms in the adjacent facility. Safe storage of HAZMAT parts and materials IAW 3.9.3.2 and 3.9.3.5. shall be arranged by the contractor, in coordination with the COR.

68 Does the Government currently have information related to Storm Water and Sanitary Sewage lines that have been infiltrated with tree roots or other foreign matter that require a sewer line cleaning program ? (PWS 5.13.2.2.2, PG 50)

No

69 Section 5.14.2.1.4 – Perimeter Fence Inspection . Is this currently under contract? When will this contract mature? (PWS 5.14.2.1.4, PG 52).

There is no perimeter fence inspection contract.

70 What are the guidelines related to paint considered as preventative maintenance work (ie – anything greater than 32 hours of work, 100 sq ft, linear ft per work order)? When should the amount of Painting become an independent Task Order?

Such a requirement will be determined on a case by case basis in coordination between the COR and the Contracting Officer.

71 Section 5.14.2.2.7 – Damaged or Dirty Signs.: Is this work currently under contract? When will the contract mature? Does the Government have a quantity and type of signs requiring maintenance around campus?

There is no contract for sign maintenance. Quantity and type of signs requiring maintenance around campus is not readily available.

72 Reference: Section 5.15.2.1.1 – HVAC Preventative Maintenance – Ventilation Systems. Have the Ventilation systems been tested for microbial issues? Are there any known issues? Who’s responsibility is it to clean the kitchen hoods and associated ventilation duct?

No testing has been completed and no known issues exist. Kitchen hoods are currently maintained by a contractor on an as‐needed basis. This service could be ordered via task order against the campus wide maintenance contract, as necessary.

73 Does the Government have current information on water treatment results/testing? Is all of the HVAC equipment working at maximum efficiency (ie – plugged condenser tubes, scaling, or any other conditions)?

Information on the water treatment results and testing will be made awailable to the awardee after contract award. There are water dispensers with filtration on campus that provide potable water. A complete assessment of HVAC performance is not readily available.

74 Surface Areas Maintenance, Is this currently being performed by another contract? When will the contract mature?

There is no contract for surface area maintenance.

75 Section 5.17.2.1.3 – Fire Extinguishers. Is this currently under contract, When does the contract mature and can the Government provide a total list of all the current fire extinguishers in service.

Please see the attached equipment lists. The lists should not be considered complete and are provided for informational purposes, only. The contractor will likely be tasked to update or create various inventory lists, as the Government deems necessary. No additional information will be provided prior to contract award.

76 Can the Government provide a total list of all the current fire extinguishers in service? Please see the attached equipment lists. The lists should not be considered complete and are provided for informational purposes, only. The contractor will likely be tasked to update or create various inventory lists, as the Government deems necessary. No additional information will be provided prior to contract award.

77 The instructions say it’s encouraged to use the price escalation provided in Attachment 1, but should we use those on the SCA labor categories since FAR 52.222‐44 is applicable to this RFP?

The escalation in the spreadsheet is a reference. SCA shall be applied, where applicable.

78 Sub‐Factor C (Section L Pg 40) states that we are to discuss our Preventive Maintenance software, but in the PWS it states we are to maintain the Government’s. Which one is it?

See Task Order 2 provided with Amendment 0002. The PWS will be updated.

79 (PWS 3 pg. 7) For all the tasks our staff are supposed to complete on this list, who pays for all the material, equipment, and specialty vendors if needed, as the Government’s pricing sheets don’t address this nor does the PWS address any financial liability if contractor is to provide?

UPDATED: This will be negotiated for each task order, along with the task order type which may allow for reimbursement for services and materials required to support the task order. The Labor Rates and Totals spreadsheet will be updated to accommodate contract‐level ODCs for Task Orders 1 and 2 which shall be included with the offeror's proposal.

80 Is Good Friday supposed to be considered a Federal Holiday since it’s a requirement in the SCA rate schedule that is part of this RFP?

Good Friday is not a Federal Holiday. See 3.1.3 Holidays of the PWS.

81 Grounds maintenance and trash removal is referenced in this section (PWS 5.1.2.1 pg. 21) but excluded earlier in the PWS on pg. 8. Are grounds and waste removal part of the contract?

Grounds maintenance and waste removal will not be a requirement of campus wide maintenance. The PWS will be updated.

82 What is the threshold for level 1? Who pays for all the material, equipment, and specialty vendors if needed, as the Government’s pricing sheets don’t address this?

There is no threshold. Level 1 work is standing and preventive maintenance work and is the Contractor’s responsibility under the applicable firm fixed‐price task order(s).

83 Will the office trailer and associated cost be reimbursable, as the Government’s pricing sheets don’t address this?

The office trailer and associated costs shall be proposed in response to Task Order 1. The Labor Rates and Totals spreadsheet will be updated to accommodate contract‐level ODCs for Task Orders 1 and 2 which shall be included with the offeror's proposal.

84 What is the Government’s WO system that we will be using? (PWS 5.9 Pg 33) See Task Order 2 provided with Amendment 0002.

85 (PWS 5.16.2.1.1 pg. 63) The pricing sheet only list enough hours for two Boiler Techs but this section says we are required to go beyond normal hours of operations.

UPDATED: The labor categories and hours presented in the spreadsheet are provided as a reference for evaluation purposes . The spreadsheet also offers offerors the option to propose alternate labor categories.

Attachment III ‐ Price of the solicitation also provides instructions for submitting pricing information. Specific labor hours and categories will be ordered via task order. The spreadsheet already allows for OT and Holiday rates. It will be updated to allow for ODCs, overtime and holiday rates.

86 (PWS 7 pg. 71) Please clarify how bidders are to submit an organizational chart when the Government doesn’t define the staffing levels on the sheet other than a max number of hours?

UPDATED: The organizational chart shall show the Program Manager and Contractor Quality Control Representative and delineate work areas/trades to be performed by subcontractors, as necessary. It is up to the offeror to describe its approach to staffing the requirements of Section 5 ‐ Tasks of the PWS, considering the nature of the campus, etc., in the technical section of the proposal. Formal plans will either be ordered to be developed, supplemented or supported via task order after contract award. The PWS will be updated. Note:

A Staffing Plan and Organizational Chart are required with the offeror's proposal in response to Task Order 1.

87 (PWS 7.1.2 pg. 71) The PWS specifies the need for a Project Manager, Assistant Project Manager, and Quality Control Representative as key staff for the project. However, this conflicts with Attachment 1 (Labor Rates and Totals), which does not have an APM or a QCR in its list of assignable positions. Also, the RFP states on pages 22‐ 23 and page 36 that the only key position is the PM. Can the government please confirm the key positions?

PWS 7.1.2 pg. 71 specifies the need for an Alternate Project Manager, not an Assistant Project Manager. The Quality Control Representative is not Key Personnel. The labor categories and hours presented in the spreadsheet are provided as a reference for evaluation purposes . The spreadsheet also offers offerors the option to propose alternate labor categories. IAW TAR 1252.237‐73 KEY PERSONNEL, the Key Personnel Position under this Contract is Program Manager. The PWS will be updated.

88 The deliverables table in PWS section 6 states that a Transition/Phase Out Plan, Security Plan(s), Safety Plan, Facilities Maintenance Plan, and multiple resumes are to be submitted with the proposal. Given that any one of these can exceed proposal page limits by itself, would the government consider making these items due after award?

UPDATED: The plans listed in section 6 are not required to be submitted with the proposal for the base contract.

However, the Contractor shall describe its approach to staffing the requirements of Section 5 ‐ Tasks of the PWS, considering the nature of the campus, etc., in the technical section of the proposal. Formal plans will either be ordered to be developed, supplemented or supported via task order after contract award. The PWS will be updated. Note: A Staffing Plan is required in response to Task Order 1.

89 Will the Government be providing vehicles for our staff, as the Government’s pricing sheets don’t address this? No

90 (PWS 10.1.2 pg. 79) What area will the Government be giving us, as I thought we are required to have a trailer – or is the trailer the area the Government is referencing?

UPDATED: Section 5.9 of the PWS requires "The Contractor...provide an office trailer to serve as a base of operations. This office shall be the Contractor’s primary location for collecting and filing data, receiving, scheduling, and recording work, and shall serve as the primary office for the Contractor’s Project Manager.”

Space is available on campus for a contractor provided trailer. Electricity and internet services are available, though the campus‐wide maintenance contractor will be responsible for the connections/hookup. There is also space adjacent to the contractor’s trailer space that can accommodate up to a 40’ storage container. Electric service for this storage container is also available, though the campus‐wide maintenance contractor will be responsible for the connections/hookup. Water and sewage services will not be available for neither the office trailer nor the storage container, but contractor employees will be allowed to use the restrooms in the adjacent facility. Safe storage of HAZMAT parts and materials IAW 3.9.3.2 and 3.9.3.5. shall be arranged by the contractor, in coordination with the COR.

91 RESERVED

92 Can the Government please provide a copy of this inventory and asset list that falls under the PM program? Please see the attached equipment lists. The lists should not be considered complete and are provided for informational purposes, only. The contractor will likely be tasked to update or create various inventory lists, as the Government deems necessary.

93 What page is the GFE list located on? Offerors should not expect for GFP or GFE to be available for use. The PWS will be updated.

94 (PWS 10.4.3 pg. 84) Will the Government be providing parts and components, as the Government’s pricing sheets don’t address this?

Parts and components shall be provided by the Contractor and billed via the applicable task order(s). See 5.14.2.2.13., 10.1.3.1., and 10.4.3. of the PWS.

95 Will the Government be providing test equipment, as the Government’s pricing sheets don’t address this? No. Offerors should not expect for GFP or GFE to be available for use. The PWS will be updated.

96 While we appreciate the intention to keep proposals short, the ten‐page limits for the Technical and Management sections are prohibitive given the amount of information requested, even if the various Plans in PWS section 6 are allowed post‐award. Would the government consider increasing the page limits to 30 or more for each section?

UPDATED: The plans listed in section 6 are not required to be submitted with the proposal for the base contract.

However, the Contractor shall describe its approach to staffing the requirements of Section 5 ‐ Tasks of the PWS, considering the nature of the campus, etc., in the technical section of the proposal. Formal plans will either be ordered to be developed, supplemented or supported via task order after contract award. The PWS will be updated. Note: A Staffing Plan is required in response to Task Order 1. The page limits stated in Amendment 0002 remain unchanged.

97 The pricing sheet and PWS are conflicting due to the pricing not having in space for material, supplies, equipment, and subcontractors cost to preform Preventive Maintenance and Level 1 repairs. If we are to provide material, supplies, equipment, and subcontractors cost, we would need to know the exact number of employees we are to provide each year to supply uniforms, PPE, communication devises, vehicles, etc. We would also need an equipment inventory list and historical WO history to come up with a budget. If the Government will be proving all material, supplies, equipment, and subcontractors, then none of this information would be needed and we can just fill in the provided Government sheets as we would only be providing labor based on the labor categories that are listed.

UPDATED: Attachment III ‐ Price of the RFP requires Offerors to proposed fully burdended labor rates and categories. Specific parts, materials and services shall be proposed at the task order level. However, the Labor Rates and Totals spreadsheet will be updated to accommodate ODCs for Task Orders 1 and 2 which is required with the offeror's proposal. WO history is not readily available. Equipment inventories with varying levels of completeness are provided.

98 Is the contractor required to provide the CMMS system Maximo, or is the Government providing this system? If contractor is to provide, then we would need to know how many Government License/Seats we need to purchase.

See RFP Section L and Task Order 2 provided with Amendment 0002.

99 Please provide a list of existing Government “contractors” and contact information for current services that are a part of the “task list generated for this effort”.

See Recent Maintenance Contracts attachment which lists recent contracts for various maintenance services.

This is not an exhaustive list and no additional maintenance services contract information will be provided prior to contract award. These and other services may be added to the resulting campus wide maintenance contract, via task order, as the Government deems necessary.

100 Please provide a list of existing Government “contractors” and contact information for services “the Government reserves the right to incorporate” / expects to incorporate.

See Recent Maintenance Contracts attachment which lists recent contracts for various maintenance services.

This is not an exhaustive list and no additional maintenance services contract information will be provided prior to contract award. These and other services may be added to the resulting campus wide maintenance contract, via task order, as the Government deems necessary.

101 Please provide a complete Equipment / Asset list of items covered under this solicitation. Please see the attached equipment lists. The lists should not be considered complete and are provided for informational purposes, only. The contractor will likely be tasked to update or create various inventory lists, as the Government deems necessary. No additional information will be provided prior to contract award.

102 Please provide the average number of monthly Work Orders currently generated and what percentage and type is expected to be addressed by the contractor.

Such data is not readily available.

103 Please provide the number and type of Emergency Work Orders generated in 2021 and 2022 and what percentage and type is expected to be addressed by the contractor as a part of this contract

Such data is not readily available.

104 Please provide a list of Government furnished equipment. Offerors should not expect for GFP or GFE to be available for use. The PWS will be updated.

105 In Section B of the RFP document, the government states, “This is an IDIQ contract for campus‐wide maintenance services. Requirements may be placed under this contract through Firm‐Fixed‐Price (FFP), Labor Hours (LH) and Time and Material (T&M) type task orders. The type of contract selected for each individual task order will be based on the criteria set forth in this solicitation.” Section 5.1.2.1 of the PWS states, “WORK LEVEL ONE: The Contractor shall maintain the facilities, structures, equipment, and other items specified in the contract in proper working order. This level of work is the Contractor’s responsibility under the firm fixed‐price portion of the contract. This work includes all Standing Work (e.g., grounds maintenance, trash collection, preventive and routine maintenance for all buildings and buildings systems included in this statement of work, fire suppression system, life safety systems. and other scheduled maintenance).” Please clarify the type of contract to be awarded under this contract

The Government intends to issue fixed price task orders as much as practicable. Other task order types will be issued, as appropriate.

106 If the government anticipates a firm fixed price portion of this contract, please clarify how offerors should propose for this work as there is no place in the Attachment 1 Labor Rates and Totals for a firm fixed price offer.

UPDATED: The Government intends to issue fixed price task orders as much as practicable. Other task order types will be issued, as appropriate. Attachment III ‐ Price of the RFP requires Offerors to proposed fully burdened labor rates and categories. The Labor Rates and Totals spreadsheet will be updated to accommodate contract‐level ODCs for Task Orders 1 and 2, which is required with the offeror's proposal.

107 In section L, the proposal format outlines page limitations for Attachment I and Attachment II but does not define what constitutes a page. Are there specifications for each page, i.e. can 1 page be 11x17, what margins do offerors need to use? These types of things impact what offerors can include and how much information can be included on each page. Please clarify the government’s expectations in terms of what requirements are to be used for each page.

A page is 8.5” x 11” standard paper size with 1” margins, not less than 10‐point font. Labeling in drawings not less than 8‐point font.

108 There are a number of requirements in the PWS that are typically firm‐fixed price requirements. For example, section 5.11.2.2.8, Water Testing and Treatment, of the PWS requires routine monthly activities that are difficult for a contractor to perform without a recurring contract, be it FFP or Time and Materials. How does the government intend to award these types of tasks.

UPDATED: The Government intends to issue fixed price task orders as much as practicable. Other task order types will be issued, as appropriate. Attachment III ‐ Price of the RFP requires Offerors to propose fully burdened labor rates and categories. The Labor Rates and Totals spreadsheet will be updated to accommodate contract‐ level ODCs for Task Orders 1 and 2, which is required with the offeror's proposal.

109 If the contractor is required to provide all materials, supplies and equipment, where should this cost be included?

UPDATED: Attachment III ‐ Price of the RFP requires Offerors to propose fully burdened labor rates and categories. Non‐labor costs such as materials, supplies and equipment in support of future task orders shall be proposed at the task order level, after contract award. However, such costs shall be proposed now in response to Task Orders 1 and 2. The Labor Rates and Totals spreadsheet will be updated to accommodate ODCs for Task Orders 1 and 2, which is required with the offeror's proposal.

110 Can the Government provide historical contract costs for materials, supplies and equipment? Such data is not readily available.

111 Can the Government provide historical overtime hours worked under the current contract? There is no current Campus‐wide maintenance contract.

112 How many hours per year are typically worked on weekends Such data is not readily available.

113 Can Attachment 1 be modified to include other direct costs Yes. The spreadsheet will be updated.

114 Proposal Format – Attachment I, item 4 states one (1) resume for the Program Manager is to be submitted with the offeror’s proposal; however, in Section 6. Deliverables of the PWS, it states that resumes for the Project Manager and alternate(s), and Quality Control Representative are to be submitted with the proposal . Will the Government confirm the only requirement at proposal submission is a certified resume for the proposed Program Manager?

IAW RFP Section Attachment I ‐ Technical Proposal #4 Resumes, "Not all resumes corresponding to the roles and labor categories specified in Attachment 1 are required at the time of proposal. One (1) resume is required for the Program Manager and is to be submitted with the offeror’s proposal." During contract peformance, the resume(s) identified for Alternate Program Manager in Section 6 Deliverables and 7.1.2 ALTERNATE PROJECT MANAGER of the PWS shall be submitted to the CO and COR for consideration and approval, prior to the designation of an alternate. The PWS will be updated.

115 Is the Program Manager the same as the Project Manager for the project? Are they required to be onsite? Yes, the Program Manager and the Project Manager are the same. The Program Manager or their designee needs to be onsite while work is being performed.

116 If a CPARS evaluation is available for a referenced past performance record, will the Government accept the CPARS in lieu of a PPQ

No. The Government will use sources such as CPARS as part of its past performance evaluations but CPARS will not be accepted as a substitute for customer‐provided PPQs.

117 Section 3.11 Required Plans of the PWS states “The Contractor shall submit the following plans with their proposal” – Hurricane Plan, Security Plans (Local Background Checks/security clearances, Security Procedures, Key Control Plan), Safety Plan, Facilities Maintenance Plan, and Quality Control Plan – however, there is no mention in Section L Instructions for where the plans should be included in the proposal, and there is no mention in Section M of how these items will be evaluated. Will the government confirm that these plans are not required as part of the proposal, and will be submitted as contract deliverables?

UPDATED: The plans listed are not required to be submitted with the proposal for the base contract. However, the Contractor shall describe its approach to utilizing such plans, in the technical section of the proposal.

Formal plans will either be ordered to be developed, supplemented or supported via task order after contract award. The PWS will be updated.

118 If these plans mentioned in the previous question are required with proposal submission, will the Government identify the applicable location for submission under Section L and relevant evaluation under Section M of the solicita on. To meet this requirement, will the government also provide:•Sufficient workload data and equipment inventories to include Level One, outdoor and exposed equipment •Current maintenance contracts (such as those for garage doors and generators) due to expire over the course of the new contract •USMMA HR Department security procedures for local background checks and clearances •Campus Hurricane Plan •Academic calendar and occupancy scheduling data required for emergency response planning

UPDATED: The plans listed in section 6 are not required to be submitted with the proposal for the base contract.

However, the Contractor shall describe its approach to staffing the requirements of Section 5 ‐ Tasks of the PWS, considering the nature of the campus, etc., in the technical section of the proposal. Formal plans will either be ordered to be developed, supplemented or supported via task order after contract award. The PWS will be updated. Note: A Staffing Plan is required in response to Task Order 1. The PWS will be updated.

Historical workload date is not readily available. Equipment inventories have been provided. See Recent Maintenance Contracts attachment which lists recent contracts for various maintenance services.