Attachment6_Web Based Management Software.docx
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- ADD/ALTER B403 CC Federal contract opportunity
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- W50S8R-21-B-0001
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This document outlines requirements for a web-based construction project collaboration website and related federal contract opportunity for addition and alteration work at an Air National Guard facility. The contract requires the use of a web-based management software to serve as a repository for all project documents, including submittals, change orders, reports, schedules, and meeting minutes. The software must have DoD compliance and allow access to authorized contractor personnel. The federal contract opportunity is a solicitation from the 179th Airlift Wing Contracting Office for construction services including demolition, site work, security upgrades, mechanical systems, and electrical work at the Mansfield Air National Guard Base in Ohio. The project value is estimated between $1 million to $5 million, and the contract duration is 300 calendar days from notice to proceed. The solicitation closes on December 7, 2020 and is set aside for small businesses.
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SECTION 01 33 00.01
CONSTRUCTION PROJECT MANAGEMENT COLLABORATION WEBSITE
1. The Government REQUIRES the use of Web Based Construction Project Collaboration Website on this project. The Contractor will pay all fees associated with use of the system, including initial training, throughout the period of performance of the project. The Government will act as the project administrator. The software shall serve as a repository for all project related documents, except for base pass requests due to privacy act information required in those forms. The Contractor will upload submittals (including technical, pre-construction, and administrative), change proposals, photographs, reports, draft pay requests, schedules, project team contact information, and related documents as may be required by the Contracting Officer. Technical submittals, change orders, and other action documents will be processed through the system.
a. The contractor will establish this Web Based Construction Project Collaboration Website within 30 days of project approval and Notice to Proceed.
b. The contractor will maintain this website for a minimum of 6 month past the date of beneficial occupancy. This is to facilitate submission of close out documentation, O&M Manuals, warranty letters, etc. Contractor shall notify gov’t 30 days prior to termination of the hosting to allow the government time to archive the data saved in the system.
2. The Web Based Construction Project Collaboration Website must have a DoD Certificate of Compliance to ensure that all functionality and usability on the Department of Defense Computer Systems. Websites that are not able to operate or are blocked by DoD Information Technology systems are not permitted to be used.
a. Basis of Design: Vendors that meet this requirement shall ensure DoD operability and are capable of providing the services as specified in section 3 are permitted.
3. The Contractor will identify to the Contracting Officer its personnel that require access to the system. The following will be tracked in the system:
a. Project document repository
b. Administrative document repository (apprentice certifications, bond & insurance certificates, certified payrolls, SF1413s, subcontractor payment records)
c. Material testing and Special Inspection reports (concrete, pavement, steel, soil, etc.)
d. Commissioning (meeting minutes, test reports, action log)
e. HazMat Tracking (Authorization form, MSDS, Manifests, Monthly Inventory, Closeout Certification)
f. Closeout Documents (As-builts, O&M Manuals, Warranties, Startup Certificates, Release of Claims, etc.)
g. Discussion Forum (optional)
h. Project Schedule
i. Meeting minutes (field meetings, progress meetings, QC meetings, special meetings)
j. Action List (deficiency action log, pre-final and final punchlist)
k. Requests for Information I. Submittals
m. Daily Field Reports (superintendent, CQC manager, safety)
n. A/E and Government Observation Reports
o. Photos (existing conditions, progress, closeout, etc.)
p. More or less project information as may be determined by the Contracting Officer
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