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Furniture Moving and Installation Services Federal contract opportunity
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N6449824Q5099
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Department of the Navy Naval Sea Systems Command

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This document appears to be an attachment titled "Typical Work Activities" that provides a detailed description of the major work categories and activities involved in a federal contract for office moving and furniture installation services. The key details are:

The contract is for on-site office moving and furniture installation services for the Naval Surface Warfare Center Philadelphia. It will be a Firm Fixed Price contract. The typical work activities include furniture and equipment moves, system furniture installation, disposal of materials, and conference room/special event reconfigurations. The volume estimates provided indicate an average of 2 office moves per day, 12 system furniture installations per month, 3 large conference room reconfigurations per week, and 1 small command event per week. The contract duration and other solicitation details are provided in the related federal contract opportunity summary.

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DESCRIPTION OF TYPICAL WORK ACTIVITIES

Note, informational only, not for pricing purposes.

Major Work Category
Activity
Remarks

SOW Section 3.2.1, Office Relocation Furniture and equipment (office storage, filing cabinets, and safes)

Average two (2) moves per day

System furniture parts and pieces

Average two (2) moves per week

Employee office/workstation Contents (boxes, cartons)

Average 1,000 employees per year

Internal building moves (desk-to-desk, workstation-to-workstation within same building)

50 percent (50%) of employee moves

External building-to-building moves (origin building to transportation vehicle to destination building)

50 percent (50%) of employee moves

SOW Sections 3.2.1, Office Relocation (Inventory); 3.1.3 Transportation Vehicles; and, 3.1.4, Moving Equipment Incoming deliveries from vendors (PNYA Bldg 542)

Average five (5) deliveries per month

Furniture, chairs, carpet, signs, etc.

Delivery of furniture from stock (from Bldgs 771 or 1000)

Average ten (10) deliveries per week

Chairs, storage cabinets, carpet, etc.

Internal movement of stock to and from buildings

Average (10) deliveries per week

Chairs, storage cabinets, carpet, etc.

Inventory of furniture and parts on MS Excel spreadsheet

Update weekly

SOW Section 3.2.2, Disposal of Material and Protection of Government Property Movement and disposal of furniture and equipment

Daily

SOW Section 3.2.3, Furniture Installation Office/conventional (case goods) – assembly and disassembly

Average one (1) per month

System furniture installation – knockdown and disassembly

Average twelve (12) workstations per month

SOW Section 3.2.4, Conference Room and Special-Event Reconfiguration Large Conference Room/Training Room Reconfigurations

Average three (3) times per week Standard Set-Up: 40 tables and 98 chairs. Alternate Set-Up: 198 chairs. Note: Change to all chairs requires change back to Standard Set-Up each time.

Small Command Events

Average one (1) event per week Blood drives, display tables for outside visitors, charity/fundraisers, etc.

Large Command Events

Twelve (12) times per year

Pre-event setup and post breakdown (i.e.,150+-person seating)

Office Moving and Furniture Installation Services Contract Description of Typical Work Activities

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