ATT 04_ Volume II_Project Category Definitions.pdf
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- Multiple Award Construction Contract (MACC) at Vandenberg Space Force Base, California Federal contract opportunity
- Solicitation number
- FA4610-24-R-0012
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This document is an attachment defining project categories for a federal contract opportunity. The key details are:
The contract opportunity is for a Multiple Award Construction Contract (MACC) at Vandenberg Space Force Base in California, known as the Western-Range Operational Ordering Contract for Infrastructure Enhancement (WOOKIE). The contract will provide a vehicle for maintenance, repair, and new construction of buildings, facilities, and base infrastructure at Vandenberg SFB and remote locations. The contract is anticipated to be a set-aside for 8(a) small businesses under NAICS code 236220 with a $45M size standard. The contract will include up to five indefinite-delivery, indefinite-quantity contracts with a 5-year base, 2-year option, and 6-month extension. The government is currently seeking industry feedback on the draft solicitation, due by October 21, 2024. All potential offerors must be registered in the System for Award Management (SAM).
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| ATT 01_SOW_20241003.pdf | ||
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Categories
1. Erosion Stabilization (e.g. landslide repair, sinkhole remediation, 24"+ culvert repair)
2. Electrical Distribution, Generation, and/or Transmission Lines (e.g. electrical lines from 12kV to 70kV)
3. Asbestos Abatement, Hazardous Material, and/or Lead-Based Paint Abatement (In
California) (incidental is acceptable)
4. Blast resistant windows, Active Vehicle Barriers, Tra ic Check Houses, and/or Entry
Control Points (for Federal Facilities)
5. General Facility Renovation (e.g. dorm renovation, Lightning Protection Systems, changing room purpose, alterations to a facility which require fire suppression and/or seismic upgrades)
6. Fire Suppression, Fire Alarm and/or Mass Notification Systems Repair, Replacement, Upgrade, or Installation
7. Electrical System Repair, Replacement, Upgrade, or Installation including Electrical Generation and/or Switchgear
8. Heating, Ventilation, and Air Conditioning (HVAC) System, including Computer Room Air Conditioning (CRAC) Units; Repair, Replacement, Upgrade, or Installation
9. Secured Room Construction in accordance with ICD 705 Specifications
10. Special Interest Project (Environmental, Cultural, etc.) (California or Federal
Standards) (Incidental is allowed)
Definitions
1. Erosion Stabilization: To meet the definition of this category the main purpose of the project must involve the repair and stabilization of soil and geography a ected by either erosion, landslides, sinkholes at least 12 inches in diameter and depth, or damaged culverts at least 24 inches in design diameter. The stabilization e orts must have been completed based upon a design prepared by a registered engineer.
Tasks which may be included in this include:
Construction, repair, or replacement of retaining walls Sinkhole Repairs Soil stabilization techniques such as benchmarking, and/or Installation of drainage systems associated with stabilization e orts such as rip rap.
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This category does not include general landscaping related retaining walls (i.e.
retaining walls 3 feet or less in height) or drainage systems such as French drains.
2. Electrical Generation, Distribution, and/or Transmission Lines: To meet the definition of this category the main purpose of the project must involve the installation, repair, replacement, or upgrade of electrical generation, distribution and transmission lines, ranging from 12kV to 70kV, and their associated control systems using a design prepared by a registered engineer. Tasks which may be included in this category include:
Installation of new distribution and/or transmission lines The replacement of damaged or outdated distribution or transmission lines The upgrade of existing lines to meet current safety and performance standards.
Installation, repair or capability upgrades to pole mounted transformers, substations, and large-scale power generation, For purposes of this category large scale power generation consists of permanently installed generators of 1MW or greater output, designed to service more than one facility as primary or backup power; this does not include facility level emergency power generators.
This category includes Supervisory Control and Data Acquisition (SCADA) systems and other controls associated with the items above.
This category does not include tasks associated with typical maintenance of substations or distribution lines such as cleaning or like-for-like replacements of poles and hardware
3. Asbestos Abatement, Hazardous Material, and/or Lead-Based Paint Abatement (In California): To meet the definition of this category the project must involve the safe and e ective removal and disposal of hazardous materials, including asbestos, lead-based paint, and other federal, state, or county permit-requiring hazardous substances, from buildings and other structures in California. This category does not include soil remediation.
4. Department of Defense (DoD) Anti-Terrorism/Force Protection (AT/FP) Upgrades: To meet the definition of this category the main purpose of the project must involve the installation, repair, replacement, or upgrade of major anti-terrorism/force protection (AT/FP) compliant security features for DoD facilities.
Major AT/FP compliant security features mean security features which require calculations and a design from registered engineers to ensure compliance with AT/FP regulations. Tasks which may be included in this category include:
Blast resistant windows installation Active vehicle barrier installation Tra ic check houses and entry control points installation/upgrade
These tasks may include the installation of new security features, the replacement of damaged or outdated features, and the upgrade of existing features to meet current security standards. This category would not include simplified security features such as man-bars or visual screens.
5. General Facility Renovation: To meet the definition of this category the project must involve the renovation of facilities for various purposes based upon a design prepared by a registered engineer. Tasks included in this category may include:
Dormitories, or whole building renovations Renovations changing the usage type of the facility (e.g. Industrial Support being converted to o ice space) Lightning protection system installation Seismic upgrades Potable water, non-potable water, and sewer/septic system installation, repair or upgrade.
6. Fire Suppression, Fire Alarm and/or Mass Notification Systems Repair, Replacement, Upgrade, or Installation: To meet the definition of this category the project must involve the installation, repair, replacement, or upgrade of fire suppression, fire alarm, and/or mass notification systems using a design prepared by a registered engineer and stamped by a fire protection engineer or NICET (National Institute for Certification in Engineering Technologies) Level IV certified technician.
7. Electrical System Repair, Replacement, Upgrade, or Installation including Electrical Generation and/or Switchgear, Transformers, and Facility specific Generators: To meet the definition of this category the project must involve the installation, repair, replacement, or upgrade of facility level electrical systems using a design prepared by a registered engineer. Tasks included in this category may include:
Repairs, replacements or upgrades of permanently installed electrical generation (primary, backup, or emergency)
Switchgear replacement and/or upgrades Electrical panels replacement and/or upgrades
Pad-mounted transformers replacement
8. Heating, Ventilation, and Air Conditioning (HVAC) System, including Computer Room Air Conditioning (CRAC) Units Repair, Replacement, Upgrade, or Installation: To meet the definition of this category the project must involve the installation, repair, replacement, or upgrade of HVAC systems, including computer room air conditioning (CRAC) units, using a design prepared by a registered engineer. Types of work included in this category may include:
Installation of new HVAC systems Replacement of damaged or outdated systems Upgrade of existing systems to meet current code Repair, replacement or installation of HVAC piping Controls system replacement, upgrade, and programming
9. Secured Room Construction in accordance with ICD 705 Specifications: To meet the definition of this category the project must involve the construction of secured rooms or facilities in accordance with ICD 705 specifications using a design prepared by a registered engineer. This may include the installation of specialized security features, such as reinforced walls, secure doors, communication systems, and other security measures, to meet current security standards. This project type may also include any necessary renovations to existing facilities to meet current security standards, including the construction of secure perimeters within a facility.
10. Special Interest Project (Environmental, Cultural, etc.) (California or Federal Standards) (Incidental is allowed): This project type involves projects of special interest, such as those related to environmental or cultural issues, which must meet California or federal standards. This may include projects that are incidental to other project types, but which still require special attention to meet the relevant standards. Other projects may include those of Base Quality of Life with special requirements such as Gas Station, Bowling Alley, Dining Facility, or Swimming Pools.
Soil or water remediation at an Installation Restoration Program (IRP) or EPA Superfund designated site
Construction e orts within archaeological or culturally designated site requiring monitoring and excavation
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