NMACC III SOURCES SOUGHT ADDENDUM03QANDAS.pdf

SOURCES SOUGHT NOTICE

ADDENDUM 03

DEPARTMENT OF HOMELAND SECURITY

UNITED STATES COAST GUARD

NATIONAL MULTIPLE AWARD CONSTRUCTION CONTRACT III (NMACC III)

Notice Type: Source Sought Synopsis Source Sought No.: 70Z04721RNMACC03 Solicitation: USCG NATIONAL MULTIPLE AWARD CONSTRUCTION

CONTRACT (NMACC III)

NAICS Codes: 236220, Commercial and Institutional Building Construction Contracting Office: United States Coast Guard, Shore Infrastructure Logistics Command

(SILC) Construction, 300 E. Main St, Norfolk, VA 23510 Point of Contact: Vivienne E. Moore | vivienne.e.moore@uscg.mil | 757.628.4171

THE PURPOSE OF SUBJECT ADDENDUM IS TO RESPOND TO Q&As:

1. Q & A’s:

QUESTION 3: I was wondering if a decision was made for a MACC on the above referenced Market Research.

RESPONSE: The Sources Sought Notice resulted in a huge level of interest and yielded over 80 responses. The USCG - SILC Construction team members are finalizing their review and analysis of the submitted packages and the survey results. We are also considering additional research concepts in order to leverage the best industry practices in the interest of the Government. At this time, we anticipate the procurement to include one Pool of Unrestricted Contractors. We also anticipate more than one regional Small

Business Reserve pool; however, details remain to to be determined. As further information becomes available, we will continue to post in a Q&A fashion as an addendum to this announcement. We also anticipate posting a pre-solicitation announcement and a draft solicitation. For each of these postings, there will be opportunities for additional input.

QUESTION 4: “……. we noticed that the Government formally canceled the DHS

Disaster Reconstruction MACC. We want to recommend that USCG include disaster response capabilities and past performance in the formal NMACC III solicitation. “

…….. I would bet that the Coast Guard would desire …..flexibility (DB, DBB, Cost Plus, mailto:vivienne.e.moore@uscg.mil

FFP, New Construction, Renovation, environmental cleanup, etc.) and a pool of contractors with proven rapid response capabilities in addition to traditional vertical construction.”

RESPONSE: The USCG Disaster Reconstitution MACC Sources Sought Synopsis

ID#70Z05020RDMACC00) originally posted on 11/21/2019 was formally canceled on 22, April 2021 with no further updates. We will be focusing on the USCG NMACC III

Procurement. NMACC III planning will supersede the DRMACC and is focused on a more capable contract overall. Be sure to add your firms’ name to the “Interested

Vendors list” as outlined below:

How do I add myself to the Interested Vendors List?

https://www.fsd.gov/gsafsd_sp?id=gsafsd_kb_articles&sys_id=b57ce86c1b6b2c1 8a7d7da49bc4bcb12

QUESTION 5: Should Architect and Engineers submit RFI’s to the Upcoming

Solicitation?

RESPONSE: The USCG welcomes industry input from all interested parties (both prime and subcontractors) to include construction contractors, architect-engineer firms, bonding company sureties, and all related industry stakeholders to assist the USCG in this important procurement.

QUESTION 5: Your upcoming solicitation should account for joint venture partners. How do you plan to evaluate joint ventures and subcontractors on the upcoming solicitation?

RESPONSE: The USCG has experienced working with many business formations on past and current contracts with solid successful outcomes. We anticipate welcoming joint ventures as part of the selection process for NMACC III. Industry feedback on any joint venture content contained in the upcoming draft solicitation is welcome at any time.

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