Attachment 7 Notional One and two Task Order Req JOC 24R0002 DPG.docx
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- W911S6-24-R-0002
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This document is an attachment to a federal contract solicitation for a Job Order Contract (JOC) at Dugway Proving Ground. The attachment provides two notional task order requirements that offerors must address in their proposals, covering a community center upgrade and concrete eyebrow demolition. The requirements specify the statement of work, location, required completion dates, and other details such as the applicable construction divisions. While the task orders are fictional, offerors must prepare detailed price proposals, mobilization plans, critical path schedules, and submittal information as if responding to an actual task order. The overall JOC solicitation is a firm-fixed price, indefinite-delivery/indefinite-quantity contract for a broad range of real property repair and construction work at the installation. Proposals will be evaluated on mission capability rather than price.
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Attachment 7 Notional Task Order Requirement Solicitation:
W911S6-24-R-0002
1. The following Two (2) task order requirements comprise Subfactor (c) under Mission Capability. This is a fictional workload scenario depicting typical work the contractor can expect under a JOC, and, in no way represents any existing requirement. Proposals prepared in response to this requirement should consider terms and conditions, special contract requirements (Section 00800), as well as general and technical specifications provided elsewhere in the solicitation, and its technical exhibits. Proposals submitted under this subfactor will not be evaluated for price under the Price factor, or for price reasonableness in determining the awardee of the contract.
2. The notional task order proposal shall be prepared in sufficient detail to allow the Government to determine the offeror’s compliance with all requirements in the solicitation and its technical exhibits regarding over-arching contract requirements, as well as specific task order requirements. Offerors have flexibility in formatting proposals to best articulate the work processes and procedures employed to respond to a task order request. The scenario assumes all task order requirements are managed concurrently. Each task order proposal must, at a minimum, incorporate the following:
a. Detailed price proposal, incorporating all UPB line items using Master Format divisions, quantity take-offs, unit prices, and extended prices for all work required for a completed project (to include application of the offeror’s proposed coefficient).
b. Identify and describe each step in the process to deliver a task order proposal (to include appropriate key staff involvement and their respective roles).
c. Identify and describe each activity required to mobilize and complete each phase of construction work, to include all pre-construction, preparatory, construction activities, testing, and inspections. Include activities associated with the submittals and their approvals, procurement, fabrication, and delivery of long lead materials, equipment, fabricated assemblies, and supplies. Long lead procurement activities are those with an anticipated procurement sequence of over 90 calendar days. Should any of these activities represent a longer completion date than what is shown in the task order requirements, the offeror shall propose alternatives. This schedule shall show critical path.
d. Identify and provide a comprehensive listing of all material submittals, permits, and deliverable reports required throughout the task order process from award of the task order through completion.
e. Demonstrate critical path activities for each task order requirement and the impact on over-arching scheduling of the task order according to the information given. Provide a program project schedule that demonstrates a reasonable and realistic sequence of the various task orders under this scenario.
Attachment 7 Notional Task Order Requirement Solicitation:
W911S6-24-R-0002 Notional Task Order 1:
Project Description: Community Center Upgrade Location of Work: Bldg. 5124, English Village, Dugway, UT Date of Notification by the Contracting Officer: 1 Sep 2024 Date of Notice to Proceed: 8 Sep 2024 Required Date of Completion: 31 Mar 2025
Statement of Work:
The work includes renovation of Bldg. 5124 Multi-Purpose Rm 221 and Kitchen Rm 203 at Dugway Proving Ground and incidental related work.
Division:
02 Existing Conditions 05 Wood, Plastics, & Composites 09 Finishes 11 Equipment 12 Furnishings 22 Plumbing 23 Heating Ventilation Air Conditioning 26 Electrical 27 Communications Notional Task Order 2:
Project Description: Concrete Eyebrow Demolition Location of Work: Bldg. 5230, English Village, Dugway, UT Date of Notification by the Contracting Officer: 1 Sep 2024 Date of Notice to Proceed: 8 Sep 2024 Required Date of Completion: 31 Jan 2025
Statement of Work:
The work includes removal of the existing concrete eyebrow around Bldg. 5230, Community Club, at Dugway Proving Ground and incidental related work.
Division:
01 General Requirements 02 Existing Conditions 03 Concrete 09 Finishes
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