ATTACHMENT 1 SOW CHEST X-RAY.docx
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- Solicitation number
- 36E77620R0048
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This document outlines a federal contract opportunity for design-build services to replace an existing chest x-ray system. The Department of Veterans Affairs seeks to award a firm-fixed-price contract to a Service-Disabled Veteran-Owned Small Business to renovate approximately 600 square feet where a chest x-ray system is currently located at the Bronx VA Medical Center. The project includes replacing an existing GE Definium 8000 with a SIEMENS Mulpix Fusion Max, updating associated utilities, mechanical, electrical and plumbing systems, and modifying examination and control rooms. The period of performance is 240 calendar days from notice to proceed, with a construction completion date of 240 days and total project value between $500,000 and $1,000,000. The solicitation will be issued on September 15, 2020 as a request for proposal and evaluated based on procedures in the solicitation. Questions must be submitted in writing by the specified date.
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SCOPE OF WORK
DESIGN (A/E) BUILD (Construction) SERVICES
526-CSI-122
Site Support for Chest X-Ray Replacement.
I. GENERAL SCOPE
This project will provide design build services (i.e. site support) for the renovation of our existing Chest X-Ray system currently located in Area 2D-14; Bldg. 100. The area of renovation is approximately 600 square feet. Work will include but not limited to: Site Prep Replacement of an existing GE Definium 8000 with SIEMENS Mulpix Fusion Max and all associated utilities and appurtenances and associated areas. (It is the intent of the JJP-VA to sustain the existing manufacturer of these items.)
Work may include updating the appearance of the Clinic Center to the “Planetree” environment to include the modification of the existing 2D-03/2D-03A support areas, (i.e. examination rooms; control rooms and medical storage areas.
Modification and/or replacement of all utility systems (lighting, electrical, telecommunications, fire alarm, ceiling ,wall and floor finishes). Modification and/or replacement to our mechanical (HVAC) and plumbing systems to accommodate the revised upgrade—including a new room temperature control system directed towards our existing Johnson Controls MetaSys™ building management.
These modifications will not address (and correct) Patient and Staff Flow Configuration, (General Staffing Conditions; in addition to all support space). This will include the partial reconfiguration of the adjacent 2D space that may be impacted by the new practices design.
It is important that construction phases allow the user services to maintain operations during construction—in the surrounding areas.
The proposed period of performance of 240 calendar days after issuance of the Notice to Proceed (NTP) includes 60 calendar days for design and 180 calendar days for construction. Listed below is a summary of milestones throughout the design-build process.
• Notice to Proceed (NTP) – D-Day
• 35% Submission – D+10
• 65% Submission– D+30
• 95% Submission – D+ 45
• 100% Submission – D+60
• Documents Complete – D+65
• Submittals Begin – D+70
• Construction Notice to Proceed – D+100
• Construction Completion – D+220
• Commissioning – D+230
• VA Acceptance – D+240
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