A.02.10 Sources Sought_Experience Form.docx
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- Solicitation number
- PANNWD25P0000005963
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This Sources Sought Notice is a market research document issued by the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, Kansas City District, seeking qualified small businesses for environmental remediation services at the Former Kil-Tone Superfund Site in Vineland, New Jersey. The project involves excavating contaminated soils from non-residential properties within Operable Unit 2, with a projected contract value between $10-25 million and a five-year performance period anticipated for Fiscal Year 2025.
The solicitation targets small businesses (8(a), HUBZone, SDVOSB, WOSB, VOSB) under NAICS code 562910 and requires firms to demonstrate capabilities in precision excavation near inhabited buildings, coordination with multiple property owners, and environmental response actions mandated by CERCLA. Key project scope includes soil excavation, off-site disposal, backfilling, property restoration, utility clearance, sampling, potential structure demolition, and generating closeout reports. Respondents are requested to provide company details, relevant project experience, teaming arrangements, capability assessments, potential constraints, and self-performance percentages by submitting a four-page response to the designated contact.
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Experience Form
| Project Name: |
| Site Location (City/State): |
Client (Contract Holder):
|_| USACE |_| EPA |_| Other – Describe:
Owner/Client POC Name and Phone Number:
Offeror:
|_| Prime |_| Sub-Contractor If performed by other than the Offeror, name of Team Subcontractor or Contractor:
Contract & Task Order No.:
Percent Complete:
Total Project Cost at Completion:
Contract Type:
|_| Cost Reimbursable |_| Firm Fixed |_| Other – Describe:
Project Description:
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