Attachment_13_-_Lim_on_SubK_Breakout.xlsx
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- HVAC CONTROL SYSTEM, OR Federal contract opportunity
- Solicitation number
- 140L0625B0004
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This file is an attachment detailing subcontracting limitations for a small business set-aside contract for an HVAC Control System project. The solicitation (Number 140L0625B0004) is issued by the Department of the Interior Bureau of Land Management National Office, with a 90-day performance period after notice to proceed. The contract requires 25% self-performance by the contractor, and includes a detailed breakdown template for tracking labor costs, materials, and subcontractor payments across small business (SSS) and large business (LBS) subcontractors. The spreadsheet provides a mechanism to calculate and verify compliance with federal subcontracting limitations, ensuring proper allocation of contract work between the prime contractor and its subcontractors while maintaining the small business set-aside requirements.
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Lim on Sub Breakout Limitations on Subcontracting Breakout FAR 52.219-14(e)(3) or (4)
| Solicitation Number | 140L0625B0004 - HVAC Control System, OR |
| Type of Set-Aside | Small Business |
| Performance Period | 90 Days after NTP |
| Required Self-Performance | 25% |
(A) Total Amount Proposed¹
(B) Total Material Cost2
(C) Self Performed Labor
| (D) Small Business Subcontractor (SSS) Labor3 | ||
| Total Amount Paid to [Insert First SSS Name] | ||
| Total Amount Paid to [Insert Second SSS Name] | ||
| Total Amount Paid to [Insert Third SSS Name] | ||
| Total Amount Paid to [Insert Fourth SSS Name] | ||
| Total Amount Paid to [Insert Fifth SSS Name] | ||
| Total Amount Paid to [Insert Sixth SSS Name] | ||
| Total Amount Paid to SSS Companies | $0.00 |
| (E) Large Business Subcontractor (LBS) Labor | ||
| Total Amount Paid to [Insert First LBS Name] | ||
| Total Amount Paid to [Insert Second LBS Name] | ||
| Total Amount Paid to [Insert Third LBS Name] | ||
| Total Amount Paid to [Insert Fourth LBS Name] | ||
| Total Amount Paid to [Insert Fifth LBS Name] | ||
| Total Amount Paid to [Insert Sixth LBS Name] | ||
| Total Amount Paid to LBS Companies | $0.00 |
(F) Total Labor Cost4 $0.00
| (G) Limitation on Subcontracting Percentage5 | ||
| (Total Labor Cost - Total Amount Paid to LBS Companies) / Total Labor Cost | ERROR:#DIV/0! |
| *Note 1: (A) Total Amount Proposed = (B) Total Material Cost + (F) Total Labor Cost |
| *Note 2: Total Material Cost includes special tooling, special testing equipment, and construction equipment. Additional definition of material cost can be found at 13 CFR 125.1. |
| *Note 3: Subcontractors must be first tier and qualify as a small business under the solicitation NAICS. All second tier subcontractors are counted as LBS labor. |
| *Note 4: Total labor costs consist of all contractual costs other than material. |
| *Note 5: To be compliant, limitation percentage must be greater than the required self-performance percentage. |
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| Services (except construction) |
| General construction |
| Construction by special trade contractors |
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