Attachment 1 EAFB PLA Survey - SAM Notice.xlsx
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This is a market survey questionnaire designed to gather construction industry feedback on the potential use of Project Labor Agreements (PLAs) for five large-scale projects at Eielson Air Force Base in Alaska. The 354 CONS/PKA (Eielson AFB Contracting Office) is seeking input from both unionized and non-unionized contractors, federal marketplace participants, and new entrants to determine whether PLAs would advance economy and efficiency, promote adequate competition at fair pricing, and comply with applicable regulations.
The survey addresses five projects with estimated values between $19 million and $45 million: Demolish 3425 (110,000 SF warehouse demolition with hazardous material disposal, $19M); Repair Arctic Utilidor D & H (0.275 and 0.375-mile utility line restoration in contaminated soil areas, $45M); Renovate Dorm B2264 & B2266 (40,000 SF 1950s dormitory gut renovation, $45M); Repair North Bay Hangars (aircraft hangar modernization including doors, fire suppression, electrical, and HVAC systems, $22M); and Renovate Dorm B2272 (40,000 SF 1990s dormitory gut renovation, $45M). Respondents are asked to identify their company size relative to SBA standards, bonding capacity, applicable NAICS codes, and project roles. The questionnaire elicits detailed feedback on operational complexity, labor shortages in the Fairbanks region, price impact estimates (ranging from -15% to +20%), schedule impacts (1-50+ days), and subcontractor resistance to PLA requirements. The survey collects comparative examples of successful PLA implementations and solicits general comments on how PLAs would affect competition and proposal submission likelihood.
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Project Descriptions Project Number Project Name Project Description
| FTQW262102 | Demolish 3425 | Demolish a 110,000 SF warehouse with slab on grab foundation with wooden columns and beams. Facility was used for furniture storage and ground transportation. Facility has high likelihood of PCB, LBP, ACMs, and other Hazardous waste that will need to be properly disposed of. |
| FTQW231001 | Repair Arctic Utilidor D & H | Utilidor D - Restoration of 0.275-mile section of utilidor containing steam, condensate, domestic cold water and sewer lines. Work will involve replacement of all utilities, crack repair, and exterior waterproofing. Working is in an area of contaminated soil and high groundwater needing approved ADEC dewatering plans. |
Utilidor H - Restoration of 0.375-mile section of utilidor containing steam, condensate, domestic cold water and sewer lines. Work will involve replacement of all utilities, crack repair, and exterior waterproofing. Working is in a area of contaminated soil and high groundwater needing approved ADEC dewatering plans.
| FTQW201024 | Renovate Dorm B2264 & B2266 | Gut and overhaul of 1950s dormitory down to structural members. Facility is approximate 40,000SF with reinforced concrete as primary structural members. All utilities demolished and replaced to mains to include sewer, steam, condensate, domestic cold water, and electrical. |
| FTQW081023 | Repair North Bay Hangars (1225, 1227, 1228) | Modernization of aircraft hangars and demo of existing fire pump building. Work will include but not limited to overhaul of the following building systems. Hangar doors, fire suppression, electrical, HVAC, heated aprons, taxiway, and minor structural repairs. |
| FTQW241501 | Renovate Dorm B2272 | Gut and overhaul of 1990s dormitory down to structural members. Facility is approximate 40,000SF with steel and precast concrete as primary structural members. All utilities demolished and replaced to mains to include sewer, steam, condensate, domestic cold water, and electrical. |
EAFB PLA MR Survey
INSTRUCTIONS TO RESPONDENTS - PLEASE FILL OUT ONLY THE YELLOW HIGHLIGHED CELLS
Company/Agency Name
| Project Number | Project Name | PROJECT SPECIFIC NAICS | SBA Size Standard | Company Size under applicable NAICS | Bonding Capacity Value - on a per project basis | Identify your company's potential role for each project. | In the context of your normal business, do you consider this project to lack operational complexity? | In the context of your normal business, do you consider this project Period of Performance to be of short duration? | Are you aware of shortages of any skilled labor in the EAFB/Fairbanks region? | Are you aware of any comparable projects undertaken by Federal, State, municipal, or private entities in the EAFB/Fairbanks area that implemented a PLA which successfully improved economy, labor management, safety & health, or equal opportunity? | Based on your company's current operating procedures, do you believe the use of a PLA would promote long term construction program interests, such as training of a skilled workforce to meet future needs? | Would your company be likely to submit a proposal for a construction solicitation which requires the use of a PLA? | Based on your company's current operating procedures, if a Federal solicitation requires a PLA, would your proposed construction prices be likely to increase or decrease? | Based on your company's currrent operating procedures, if a PLA is used, what would you estimate the % of price impact to be on this project? | Based on your experience with PLAs, how much additional time should the government include in the PoP, if any, if a PLA is required? | Based on your company's experience, would the requirement to use a PLA on a construction project in this geographical area restrict competition? | Based on your company's experience, would you expect subcontractor resistanceto the use of a PLA on this construction project? |
| (Prime, Subcontractor, Labor Union, Trade Association, Other) | Yes/ No | Yes/ No | Yes/ No | Yes/ No | Yes/ No | Yes/No | Increase, |
No Change,
| Decrease | (+) 1-10%, (+) 10-15%, (+) 15-20%, (+) >20%, ( - ) 0-10%, ( - ) 10-15%, ( - ) 15-20%, ( - ) >20% | 1-10 Days, 10-20 Days, 20-30 Days, 40-50 Days, 50+ Days, No added time | Yes/ No | Yes/No |
| FTQW262102 | Demolish 3425 | 238910 | $19M | |
| FTQW231001 | Repair Arctic Utilidor D & H | 237110 | $45M | |
| FTQW201024 | Renovate Dorm B2264 & B2266 | 236118 | $45M | |
| FTQW081023 | Repair North Bay Hangars (1225, 1227, 1228) | 238290 | $22M | |
| FTQW241501 | Renovate Dorm B2272 | 236118 | $45M |
Comments Project Number Project Name Contractor Comments - please utilize this space to provide additional details and/or elaborate on any of your previous responses.
| FTQW262102 | Demolish 3425 |
| FTQW231001 | Repair Arctic Utilidor D & H |
| FTQW201024 | Renovate Dorm B2264 & B2266 |
| FTQW081023 | Repair North Bay Hangars (1225, 1227, 1228) |
| FTQW241501 | Renovate Dorm B2272 |
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