B08_Att8_26R0002_Lim_on_SubK_Breakout.xlsx
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- NIFC 100-ADM Repairs Federal contract opportunity
- Solicitation number
- 140L0626R0002
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This is a limitations on subcontracting breakout analysis document for the NIFC 100-ADM Repairs solicitation (140L0626R0002) issued by the Department of the Interior Bureau of Land Management Idaho Region.
The spreadsheet establishes subcontracting limitations and breakout parameters for various repair work categories and line items associated with the administration building repairs project. The document defines the maximum percentages of work that may be subcontracted versus the minimum that must be performed by the prime contractor, ensuring compliance with federal subcontracting requirements. The analysis appears to categorize different repair disciplines and associated costs, establishing clear thresholds to prevent excessive subcontracting and maintain prime contractor responsibility and accountability for project execution. This breakout framework ensures that the prime contractor retains substantive control over the work performance while allowing flexibility for specialized subcontract activities where appropriate.
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Lim on Sub Breakout Limitations on Subcontracting Breakout FAR 52.219-14(e)(3) or (4)
| Solicitation Number | 140L0626R0002 - NIFC 100 ADM Repairs |
| Type of Set-Aside | Small Business |
| Performance Period | 180 Days after NTP |
| Required Self-Performance | 15% |
(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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