EGYN221009 Questions and Answers.pdf
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This document is a set of Questions and Answers related to a Request for Information (RFI) for the EGYN221009 - Access Control Anti-Terrorism/Anti-Force Options project. The RFI is seeking an Architectural/Engineering (A/E) Design Firm to provide a Planning Charrette Report I (PCR I) to assess the current anti-terrorism and anti-force conditions of the Access Control Point (ACP) at Building 711 on Cavalier Space Force Station. The A/E firm will be required to conduct site investigations, interviews with various stakeholders, and provide a traffic study, draft DD Form 1391, and other deliverables as outlined in the supporting documents. The applicable NAICS codes are 541310 - Architectural Services and 541330 - Engineering Services. The contracting agency is the Department of the Air Force Air Mobility Command.
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| EGYN 22-1009_TS_PCR_20240516.pdf | ||
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EGYN221009 Access Control Anti-Terrorism/Anti-Force Options RFI
August 6, 2024
1.Are you expecting any big additions to the space force at this location?
a. No.
2.Do you have a rough order of magnitude for price validation?
a. There is not an order of magnitude for price validation for A&E projects.
3.Do all professionals need to be certified?
a. Engineers and Architects should have valid licenses for any state in the US.
4.What are your expectations of on-site visitation?
a. One pre-proposal site visit, and others per the TS.
5.What is the acceptable percentage of work to be performed by the prime?
a. The prime then cannot pay more than 50% of the contract subcontractors that are not “similarly situated entities”. Based on the prime being a small business concern, “similar type entities” then would be any other small business concerns (including the four socio-economic concerns). Payments to them don’t count against the 50% cap that can be subcontracted out. Payments to subcontractors though that are not similar type entities as the prime (i.e., they’re other tan small business) would count against the 50% subcontracting cap.
6.Why is mechanical engineer required?
a. There is no reference for a mechanical engineer in the TS.
7.Are you looking to upgrade the guard shack?
a. Please refer to the TS section 1.1.1: “TITLE I Design Services required to develop a comprehensive PCR I to clearly identify all the project requirements and associated scope at the ACP on Cavalier SFS, ND.”
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