A.02.10b Source Sought - Experience Worksheet.docx
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This document contains an experience worksheet for a source sought notice related to the Raystown Dam Hydraulic Mechanical Gate and Bulkhead Replacements opportunity. The experience worksheet asks whether offerors have experience as a prime contractor or subcontractor in various areas including fabrication and installation of hydraulic steel structures with fracture critical members, shop and field welding of hydraulic steel structures, replacing gates and bulkheads on flood control structures, surface preparation and painting of hydraulic steel structures, large-scale precision field machining, installing or modifying hydraulic power units, installing or modifying associated gate control and monitoring systems, working below 200 feet of water, using hydro demolition and specialty concrete materials for repairs, and experience with joint reconstruction and waterstop installation on hydraulic structures. The related federal contract opportunity is for the Raystown Dam Hydraulic Mechanical Gate and Bulkhead Replacements solicited by the Department of the Army Corps of Engineers Baltimore District.
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Experience Worksheet Complete with ‘Yes’ or ‘No’
| Experience Area |
| Experience as Prime |
| Experience as Subcontractor |
a. Experience with fabrication and installation of hydraulic steel structures with fracture critical members in accordance with AWS D1.5. (Structural)
b. Shop and field welding in order to strengthen hydraulic steel and structures and general steel fabrication with fracture critical members in accordance with American Welding Society (AWS) D1.5. Steel fabricators should possess an American Institute for Steel Construction (AISC) certification in one of the following categories: Major Steel Bridge (CBR), Certified Bridge Fabricator – Intermediate (IBR), Certified Bridge Fabricator – Advanced (ABR) or Certified Hydraulic Fabricator (HYD) along with a fracture critical endorsement. (Structural)
c. Experience with replacing gates and bulkheads on flood control structures. (Structural)
d. Experience of preparing surfaces with abrasive blasting to a Surface Preparation-5, White Metal Blast Cleaning condition, and painting of hydraulic steel structures with vinyl coatings. (Structural)
e. Large-scale precision field machining, to tolerances of 15 mil or lesser, over a length of at least ten feet. (Mechanical)
f. Experience installing or modifying hydraulic power units. (Mechanical)
g. Experience installing or modifying associated gate control and monitoring systems. (Electrical)
h. Successful experience of performing work below water surfaces of up to 200 feet. This includes utilizing dive gear to inspect, repair, remove, or install equipment and structures. (Structural)
i. Experience using Hydro demolition per ICRI Guideline 03737 & ACI 546R.
j. Experience using specialty concrete materials to perform repairs in challenging placement conditions with difficult access (pumping, work on slippery/sloping surfaces). Experience with joint reconstruction, particularly on hydraulic structures. Experience with placement of critical PVC waterstops to include factory and field welding of splices.
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