B2080 PLA Questionnaire.docx
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This document contains a project labor agreement questionnaire for a planned renovation project at Naval Air Station Jacksonsonville in Florida. The project involves repair and reconstruction of an existing multi-level NAS hospital including the galley, emergency department, pharmacy, and other supporting facilities. Work is expected to take place while ongoing hospital operations and last approximately 1,280 calendar days at an estimated cost between $25-100 million. The government is requesting information from unionized and non-unionized contractors through the attached questionnaire to determine if a project labor agreement would advance economy and efficiency, promote adequate competition at a fair price, and comply with relevant statutes and regulations for this project. Responses are due by February 2, 2024.
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Current Project Details (Template) Construction Projects in the State of Florida/Naval Air Station Jacksonville, FL Project Labor Agreement (PLA) Questionnaire
| Project Description |
| Responses |
Which trades are likely to be employed on a project of this type?
Does the local market contain the sufficient number of available skilled workers for a project of this type?
1. Are the other projects in the vicinity going to limit the pool of skilled labor available for your project?
2. What investments have been made to support registered apprenticeship programs?
Have PLAs been used on similar projects within this state/location that were undertaken by the public or private sector?
Have PLAs been used on other similar construction projects in other nearby regions?
If so, please provide supporting documentation.
Please provide available information on recent (2-5 years) construction projects in the local labor market for the project under consideration. Include the following items, if available:
· Project Name/Location
· Project Description
· Initial Cost Estimated/Actual Final Cost
· Was the project completed on time
· Number of craft trades present on the project
· PLA (Y/N)
· Were there any challenges experienced during the project (delays, investigations, health and safety issues, labor shortages, management/ organizational issues, etc)?
Which CBAs are likely to expire during the course of the project under consideration that might cause delays?
How do open shop and union wage rates influence prevailing wage rates in the local market and compare to Construction Wage Rates Requirements statute formerly known as the Davis-Bacon Act rates?
What impact would unionization in the local market have on wages?
Could a PLA contribute to cost savings in any of the following ways?
· Harmonization of shifts and holidays between the trades to cut labor costs?
· Minimizing disruptions that may arise due to expiration of CBA?
· Is availability of trained, registered apprentices, sufficient for highly skilled workforce?
· Allowing for changes in apprentice-to-journeyman ratio.
· Serving as a management tool that ensures highly skilled workers from multiple trades are coordinated in the most efficient way?
· Other?
Could a PLA minimize risk and contribute to greater efficiency in any of the following ways?
· Mechanisms to avoid delays
· Complying with Construction Wage Rate Requirements, overtime and other labor standards, safety rules, EEO and OFCCP laws.
· Ensuring a steady supply of skilled labor in markets with low supply or high competition for workers
Are there ways in which a PLA might increase costs on a project?
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