Ames_MACC_Site_Visit_Presentation.pdf

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This document provides details for a Multiple Award Construction Contract (MACC) opportunity with the National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA). The MACC has a total value of $300 million over five years to support construction and design-build services at several NASA centers including Ames Research Center, Armstrong Flight Research Center, Jet Propulsion Laboratory, and Santa Susana Field Laboratory. The solicitation seeks up to fourteen indefinite delivery indefinite quantity contracts with twelve set aside for various small business categories and up to two awards for full and open competition. Offerors must submit pricing for two seed projects, one at Armstrong Flight Research Center for electrical replacement valued between $1-5 million, and one at Ames Research Center for building restoration valued between $5-10 million. Proposals are due by April 3, 2018 with award anticipated by September 2018. The MACC will be utilized for future task orders up to the $300 million ceiling at the discretion of the individual NASA centers.

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Ames Research Center

Typical MACC Projects at ARC

Exterior

• Roof replacement and roof repair

• Site improvements; ADA compliance and accessibilities upgrades

• Underground utilities; electrical cables and transformers replacement/upgrades

• Aerospace test facilities, science laboratories, computer facility modifications

• Historic preservation of buildings

• Utilities, process piping and pressure system modifications

• HVAC chillers, cooling towers, heat exchangers replacement

Typical MACC Projects at ARC

Interior

• Building structural seismic upgrades

• Office building and laboratory remodeling and renovations

• ADA, health and safety and code compliance/improvements

• Fire suppression and fire alarm system modifications/upgrades

• Building energy efficiency upgrades/modifications

• Hazardous material (lead and asbestos) abatement

Historic Preservation of Bldg. 25 at ARC

Project Background

Building 25 is a National Registered Historic Building and is located within the NASA Ames historical Shenandoah Plaza. This project will restore and preserve this historic building in accordance with Section 111 of National Historic Preservation Act (NHPA). The preservation of Building 25 is intended to meet rehabilitation guidelines set forth in The Secretary of the Interior’s Standards for Rehabilitation (36 CFR part 68), so that this project will result in no adverse effects to a historic property under Section 106 of the NHPA.

This Project is for the building core and shell and seismic upgrades and consists of Base Bid and four bid option packages to be awarded based on available funding.

Anticipated award date is September 2018.

Project Work Summary

Bid Option – Package A

• Roof, and roof drain repairs

Base Bid

• Lead and asbestos abatement, interior and exterior

• Selective demolition

• Structural modifications/upgrades

Bid Option – Package B

• Lighting and fire protection

Bid Option – Package C

• Exterior stair removal, bolted connection in attic, boiler replacement, doors and glazing, and exterior lighting

Bid Option – Package D

• Finishes and painting

Planned Schedule

RFP Release: May 10, 2018

Proposal Due June 12, 2018

Anticipated Selection completion date: August 14, 2018

Anticipated Date of MACC Contract Award: September 12, 2018

Site Visit of Building 25

All attendees are welcome to tour building 25 to become familiar with the project. Meet in front of building entrance on North Akron Road.

Building is unoccupied and will be vacant during renovation.

Adjourn after site visit.

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