Atch 1 - Contractor Questionnaire.pdf

SHAW AFB MULTIPLE AWARD CONSTRUCTION CONTRACT (MACC)

INDUSTRY QUESTIONNAIRE

The 20th Contracting Squadron is seeking to identify capable, experienced, and interested businesses capable of performing the type of work required under MACC. The MACC’s scope of work is for execution of a broad range of design-build, sustainment, maintenance, repair, alteration, renovation and minor construction projects for Shaw AFB. Your thoughtful/candid responses, comments, recommendations and suggestions are valuable for the development of our acquisition strategy and will be very much appreciated.

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Size under NAICS code 236220: 8(a)___ HUBZone___ SDVOSB___ WOSB___ Small___ Large___ CAGE Code:

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1. Does your company have the capability and/or experience of managing multiple projects across several geographically dispersed military installations? What areas/locations does your company have the capability to support?

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2. Does your company have the capability and/or experience of working during inclement weather commonly found in South Carolina?

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3. Does your company have the capability and/or experience of working in a secure military facility?

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4. Does your company have the capability and/or experience of performing multi-trade (e.g. electrical, A-E design, painting, roofing, flooring, HVAC, paving/concrete, sewer/waterline, civil, mechanical, structural, etc.)

projects? Please state the trades your company is able to manage/perform; which trades will be subcontracted and with which subcontractors do you typically work with? Also, please tell us about the largest and more complex project (description, value, complexity) your company has successfully completed. NOTE: For general construction the contractor will not pay more than 85 percent of the amount paid by the Government for contract performance, excluding the cost of materials, to subcontractors that are not similarly situated entities.

Any work that a similarly situated entity further subcontracts will count toward the 85 percent subcontract amount that cannot be exceeded. For special trade construction the contractor will not pay more than 75 percent of the amount paid by the Government for contract performance, excluding the cost of materials, to subcontractors that are not similarly situated entities. Any work that a similarly situated entity further subcontracts will count toward the 75 percent subcontract amount that cannot be exceeded.

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5. Does your company have the capability and/or experience of involving, up to 100% design or access to design capability, for all aspects of general building construction? Please identify whether you: 1) which A-E disciplines you have the ability to design in-house (Mechanical, Electrical, Structural, Fire Protection, etc.);

2) whether you subcontract all/any A-E services; and 3) have state certified Professional Engineers and/or registered Architects on staff Response:

6. Does your company have the capability and/or experience in using RSMeans e4Clicks software?

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7. Does your company have the capability and/or experience to ramp-up/draw down workforce and equipment resources according to the needs of the Government, end-of-year surges, size or complexity of projects, and emergency requirements across the Front Range? Will backgrounds checks be an issue?

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8. Critical Question: The IDIQ contract may have a total ceiling of $60,000,000 for the two-year duration. A single project may be awarded up to $2M. Will your company be able to obtain the necessary bonding and insurance (individual and aggregate)? Please indicate up-to what amount.

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9. Critical Question: The approach may include three separate levels of effort (capability tiers). Within the last three years, how many multi-trade projects has your company successfully completed for: 1)less than $250K;

2)over $250K but less than $1M; 3)over $1M; and 4) Is there a better way to capture capability tiers?Response:

10. Critical Question: The Government is contemplating multiple-awards under the basic MACC using a Technical Acceptability w/ Performance Tradeoff. The rationale for this approach is that the Government needs the best contractors determined technically acceptable for this contract. What is your opinion on the proposed source selection approach? What would you suggest be an evaluation criteria/discriminator that can help differentiate the best companies? How many total contracts would you recommend and why?

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11. Critical Question: The Government is contemplating to require contractors to participate in 10% to 30% of MACC TO solicitations. The rationale for this approach is that the Government needs to ensure adequate competition for all MACC TO solicitations. What is your opinion on the proposed requirement? What would you suggest be the percentage of participation required be?

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12. Critical Question: The Government is considering an award, in its discretion, of three (3) On-Ramp contracts.

The rationale for this approach is that it allows the Government needed flexibility to maintain timely and responsive contractors for this contract. What is your opinion on the proposed On-Ramp contracts?

13. Critical Question: Has your company ever been assessed consideration, liquidated damages, and/or terminated? If so, please explain the reason and frequency.

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14. Do you have any other comments or suggestions that you would like share with us?