Attachment 4a - Two-Tiered Structure.pdf
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This document outlines a two-tiered structure for the Front Range Multiple Award Construction Contract. Tier 1 will be set aside for 8(a) small businesses in Colorado and Wyoming for projects valued at or below the simplified acquisition threshold. $300 million of the $950 million total ceiling is reserved for Tier 1. Tier 2 will be open to small businesses nationwide for projects valued above the simplified acquisition threshold up to $10 million, and will include Tier 1 awardees once minimums are met. $650 million is reserved for Tier 2. The contract was awarded to Bristol Site Contractors, LLC on August 3, 2020 for $105,555,556 by the Department of the Air Force Space Command under solicitation FA251720D0002.
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Attachment 4a - Two-Tiered Structure Front Range Multiple Award Construction Contract (FRMACC)
RFP # FA251719RA016
The FRMACC will have a two-tiered structure. The two tiers are:
1. TIER 1
Tier 1 will be for projects with an estimated value of equal to or below the simplified acquisition threshold (SAT). It will be set-aside for 8(a) concerns restricted to Colorado and Wyoming Districts only. At the task order level, based on the Government’s best interest, future projects under Tier 1 will either be competed amongst all Tier 1 awardees or be directly awarded to a Tier 1 awardee on a rotational basis. Each participating location in the Front Range will be assigned a Tier 1 awardee list to start the direct award rotation. The Government is reserving $300M of the $950M program ceiling exclusively for Tier 1 8(a) awardees.
2. TIER 2
Tier 2 will be for projects with an estimated value of above the SAT to $10M. Tier 2 will be set-aside for small business (SB) concerns nationwide, to include the Tier 1 8(a) awardees.
Once the Tier 2 minimum guarantees are fulfilled, Tier 1 awardees will be allowed to participate in Tier 2 projects. At the task order level, based on the Government’s best interest, future projects under Tier 2 will either be competed amongst all Tier 2 awardees (to include Tier 1 awardees) or be directly awarded to a Tier 2 awardee (to include Tier 1 awardees) on a rotational basis. Each participating location in the Front Range will be assigned a Tier 2 awardee list (to include Tier 1 awardees) to start the direct award rotation.
The Government is reserving the remaining $650M of the $950M program ceiling for Tier 2 SB awardees.
Upon receipt of a Fair Opportunity Proposal Request (FOPR) package from Civil Engineering (CE)/Directorate of Public Works (DPW), the Contracting Officer (CO) will assign the project to the appropriate tier level based on the dollar value of the Independent Government Estimate (IGE). All projects will remain in the tier level assigned by the CO, no matter if the proposal received is above or below the tier threshold (e.g., project assigned to Tier 1 and the proposal comes in at $260K, it will remain in Tier 1 or project assigned to Tier 2 and the proposal comes in at $245K, it will remain in Tier 2).
The FRMACC Contracting Officer will keep track of all the task order award amounts for each tier throughout the term of the contract. If Tier 1 ceiling of $300M is reached, the Government reserves the right to dissolve the tiers in this contract by issuing a bilateral modification to both Tier 1 and Tier 2 awardees. If any awardee does not accept the bilateral modification to dissolve the tiers, the Government reserves the right to off-ramp that awardee.
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