PSS - Stantec Consulting Services Inc. - GS00F0054M

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GS00F0054M
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GSA Federal Supply Service

CONTRACTOR INFORMATION

Contract Number
GS-00F-0054M
Contract Period
May 21, 2014 through May 20, 2019
Contractor’s name, address, and phone number
Stantec Consulting Services Inc.

209 Commerce Parkway PO Box 128

Cottage Grove, WI 53527 Main:(608) 839-1995

Contract Administration Source
Rob Mullins Jr.

Vice President

Telephone
502-212-5010
Fax
615-885-1102
Email Address
GSA@stantec.com
Website (Internet) Address
www.stantec.com
Business Size
Large

CUSTOMER INFORMATION

1a
Table of Awarded Special Item Numbers (SINs) with appropriate cross-reference to item descriptions and awarded price(s)
See Section B – Table of Awarded Special Item Numbers (SINs)
1b
Lowest Priced Model Number and Lowest Unit Price for that Model for Each SIN Awarded in the Contract
N/A
1c
If the Contractor is proposing hourly rates, a description of all corresponding commercial job titles, experience, functional responsibility and education for those types of employees or subcontractors who will perform services shall be provided
See Section C – Labor Category Summary Information
2
Maximum Order
$1,000,000
3
Minimum Order
$100
4
Geographic Coverage
Domestic and Overseas
5
Production Point
Contractor’s Address
6
Discount from Price List
Net Prices Shown Herein
7
Quantity Discounts
None
8
Prompt Payment Terms
Net 30 days
9a
Government Credit Card Acceptance at or below Micro-Purchase Threshold
Yes
9b
Government Credit Card Acceptance above Micro-Purchase Threshold
Contact Contractor’s Representative for credit card purchases above the micro-purchase threshold.
10
Foreign Items
N/A
11a
Time of Delivery
Negotiated with Ordering Entity on Each Order
11b
Expedited Delivery
Negotiated with Ordering Entity on Each Order
11c
Overnight and 2-day Delivery
Negotiated with Ordering Entity on Each Order
11d
Urgent Requirements
Negotiated with Ordering Entity on Each Order
12
Free on Board (FOB) Point(s)
Negotiated with Ordering Entity on Each Order
13
Ordering Address(es)
Contractor’s Address
14
Payment Address(es)
13980 Collections Center Drive

Chicago IL 60693

15
Warranty Provision
N/A
16
Export Packing Charges
N/A
17
Terms and Conditions of Government Purchase Card Acceptance
See 9a and 9b Above
18
Terms and Conditions of Rental, Maintenance, and Repair
N/A
19
Terms and Conditions of Installation
N/A
20
Terms and Conditions of Repair Parts
N/A
21
List of Service and Distribution Points
N/A
22
List of Participating Dealers
N/A
23
Preventative Maintenance
N/A
24a
Environmental Attributes
N/A
24b
Section 508 Compliance Information
N/A
25
Data Universal Number System (DUNS) Number
96-369-7573
26
Central Contractor Registration (CCR) Database
Yes (Commercial and Government Entity [CAGE] Code 1NVD8)
27
Net Billing
Yes
28
Purchase of Incidental, Non-Schedule Items
For administrative convenience, open market (non-contract) items may be added to a Federal Supply Schedule Blanket Purchase Agreement (BPA) or an individual order, provided that the items are clearly labeled as such on the order, all applicable regulations have been followed, and price reasonableness has been determined by the ordering activity for the open market (non-contract) items

Section A – How to Use This Schedule How to Use This Schedule

Using this schedule and putting a Task Order in place is quick and efficient. It entails the five-step process described below:

Step 1: Buyer Identifies Requirement

The Technical Buyer identifies a requirement, prepares a Scope of Work (SOW), and sends it to a Contracting Officer. Typically, the SOW will identify discrete tasks, deliverables, and a schedule.

Step 2a: For Task Orders Under $3,000

Place the Task Order directly with the schedule holder of your choice.

Step 2b: For Task Orders Over $3,000 The Technical Buyer and Contracting Officer work together to prepare a Request for Quote (RFQ). In addition to the SOW, the RFQ describes the basis for selection and may include specific evaluation criteria. The RFQ may ask for a technical approach, staffing plan, rates, and information about the schedule holder’s experience. The RFQ should be sent to three approved GSA Environmental Advisory Services schedule holders. GSA encourages Federal agencies to keep the burden on schedule holders to a minimum by holding oral interviews rather than requesting lengthy written responses to RFQs.

Step 3: The Contractor Submits a Response

At a minimum, this will consist of a staffing plan, identifying the pertinent service area and professional levels and disciplines of staff within those service areas, together with the appropriate labor rates and other direct costs. If requested by the buyer, the response may also include a technical approach and description of qualifications.

Step 4: Evaluate Responses/Select Contractor

The Technical Buyer and Contracting Officer will collaborate on the evaluation of the responses received. Selection should be made on a Best Value basis.

Step 5: Place Task Order with Selected Contractor

After selecting the Best Value contractor, the final step is to place the Task Order directly with that Contractor. The buyer does not have to transfer any funds to GSA, and the buyer manages the Task Order without participation by GSA.

Section B – Table of Awarded Special Item Numbers (SINs)

Contract Number GS-00F-0054M

Schedule
SIN(s) and Description
00CORP
SIN 871.1 – Strategic Planning for Technology Programs/Activities. Services involve the definition and interpretation of high-level organizational engineering performance requirements such as projects, systems, missions, etc., and the objectives and approaches to their achievement. Typical associated tasks include, but are not limited to:

· Analysis of mission, program goals, and objectives

· Requirements analysis

· Organizational performance assessment

· Special studies and analysis

· Training, privatization and outsourcing

SIN 871.2 Concept Development and Requirements Analysis. Services involve abstract or concept studies and analysis, requirements definition, preliminary planning, the evaluation of alternative technical approaches and associated costs for the development or enhancement of high level general performance specifications of a system, project, mission or activity. Typical associated tasks include, but are not limited to:

· Requirements analysis

· Cost/cost-performance trade-off analysis

· Feasibility analysis

· Regulatory compliance support

· Technology conceptual designs

SIN 871.3 System Design, Engineering and Integration. Services involve the translation of a system (or subsystem, program, project, activity) concept into a preliminary and detailed design (engineering plans and specifications), performing risk identification / analysis / mitigation, traceability, and then integrating the various components to produce a working prototype or model of the system. Typical associated tasks include, but are not limited to:

· Computer-aided design

· Design studies and analysis

· High level detailed specification preparation

· Configuration management and document control

· Fabrication, assembly and simulation

· Modeling

00CORP

(continued) SIN 871.4 Test and Evaluation. Services required under this SIN involve the application of various techniques demonstrating that a prototype system (subsystem, program, project or activity) performs in accordance with the objectives outlined in the original design. Typical associated tasks include, but are not limited to:

· Testing of a prototype and first article (s) testing

· Environmental testing

· Independent verification and validation

· Reverse engineering

· Simulation and modeling (to test the feasibility of a concept)

· System safety

· Quality assurance

· Physical testing of the product or system

· Training, privatization and outsourcing

00CORP

(continued) SIN 899 1 – Environmental Services

Services include, but are not limited to:

· Environmental planning services & documentation (e.g., environmental assessments, environmental impact statements, natural resource management plans, studies and consultations, cultural resource management plans, studies and consultations and waste management plans)

· Environmental compliance services (e.g., environmental compliance audits, compliance management planning, waste and pollution prevention surveys,)

· Environmental occupational training services; waste management services (e.g., hazard and exposure assessments, waste characterization studies, review and recommendation of waste tracking or handling systems, waste management planning, review of technologies and processes impacting waste management, and the management and operation of recycling programs.)

· Hazardous material management software; and remote advisory services (e.g., telephone assistance with hazardous material spills, poisons, MSDS, and related services)

· Geographical Information Systems (GIS) (e.g. mapping and cartography, Natural Resource Planning, Site Selection, Migration Pattern Analysis, Pollution Analysis and Emergency Preparedness Planning)

· Remediation Services (e.g. excavation, removal, transportation, storage, treatment, and/or disposal of hazardous waste preparation, characterization, field investigation, conservation and closure of site, containment, monitoring and/or reduction of hazardous waste sites, and ordinance removal and support)

· Economic, Technical and/or Risk Analysis

· Homeland Security issues, including vulnerability assessments, biochemical protection, identification of threats and protective measures to mitigate the threats and Crime Prevention through Environmental Design (CPTED) surveys

Section C – Labor Category Summary Information

LABOR CATEGORY
LABOR RATES

CONTRACT NUMBER

GS-00F-0054M

JOB REQUIREMENTS

3rd Option

5/21/14 – 5/20/19 Special

Item

Numbers

(SINs)

Minimum Education (Degree)
MinimumExp. (Years)
Desired

Reg. / Cert.

Brief Description of

Duties and Responsibilities

YR 1
YR 2
YR 3
YR 4
YR 5
Principal
182.79
186.08
189.43
192.84
196.31
871.1

871.2 871.3 871.4 899.1

Bachelors
15
PE, AICP or equivalent
General management, administration, finance, and technical functions at the Market Group Unit Level
Project Manager
160.00
162.88
165.81
168.80
171.83
871.1

871.2 871.3 871.4 899.1

Bachelors
5
PE, AICP or equivalent
Responsible for the planning, directing, control and management of project teams for environmental and scientific studies
Aquatic Biologist, Senior
125.59
127.85
130.15
132.49
134.88
899.1
Bachelors in Biology
5
MS
Senior technical specialist. Manages biology staff, environmental permitting, and ecosystem restoration studies
Aquatic Biologist, Junior
73.03
74.34
75.68
77.04
78.43
899.1
Bachelors in Biology
0
MS
Provides water sampling, lab analysis of wet samples, habitat analysis, microbial counts, and other relevant research
Archaeologist / Historian, Senior
116.20
118.29
120.42
122.59
124.79
899.1
Bachelors in Archaeology / History
15
CFR
Manages archaeological, historical architectural, and other cultural resources studies. Oversees research, field direction, and compilation of reports
Archaeologist / Historian, Junior
71.94
73.23
74.55
75.89
77.26
899.1
Bachelors in Archaeology / History
0
CFR
Responsible for research and compilation of archaeological, historic architectural, and other cultural resources studies
Archaeology Technician**
47.97
48.84
49.72
50.61
51.52
899.1
Bachelors in Archaeology
1

Assists in all phases of excavation

Architect, Senior
144.39
146.98
149.63
152.32
155.07
871.1

871.2 871.3 871.4

Bachelors in Architecture
5
RA and/or AIA
Develops designs for a variety of facilities; leads design team in charettes; performs QC; and oversees plan preparation
Architect
93.27
94.95
96.66
98.40
100.17
871.1

871.2 871.3 871.4

Bachelors in Architecture
0
RA and/or AIA
Performs design for new and renovation construction projects, condition assessments, AutoCADD proficiency
Blast Engineer
155.11
157.90
160.74
163.64
166.58
871.1

871.2 871.3 871.4

Bachelors in Engineering
3
ASIS, PE
Performs blast vulnerability assessments, structural analysis, progressive collapse, knowledge of DoD ATFP standards

871.1

871.2

871.3

871.4
Professional Certification
0
Microstation / AutoCADD
Performs design analysis and calculations; prepares design plans for engineering review; Proficiency in CADD systems
CADD Operator / Drafter
67.78
69.00
70.24
71.50
72.79
871.1

871.2 871.3 871.4 899.1

Professional Certification
0
Microstation / AutoCADD
Performs CADD drafting of plans; develops graphics for drawings, CAD maps
Civil Engineer, Senior
143.55
146.14
148.77
151.45
154.17
871.1

871.2 871.3 871.4 899.1

Bachelors in Civil Engineering
5
PE
Responsible for civil engineering design, including QC, cost estimating, bidding, and construction
Civil Engineer, Junior
93.30
94.98
96.69
98.43
100.20
871.1

871.2 871.3 871.4 899.1

Bachelors in Civil Engineering
0
EIT or PE
Performs specific civil engineering tasks in support of design including plan formulation, specifications, and calculations
Clerical**
74.96
76.31
77.69
79.08
80.51
899.1
High School Diploma
0

Performs clerical and secretarial duties, including typing, processing invoices, and transcribing information

871.4
Bachelors
0
CSI
Develops cost estimates from design documents IAW with MCACES, SUCCESS or other equivalent formats
Environmental (NEPA) Specialist
120.07
122.23
124.43
126.67
128.95
899.1
Bachelors in Environmental Management
5

Responsible for preparation of NEPA compliance documents including Environmental Impact Statements (EIS), Env. Assessments (EA), and Categorical Exclusions

Environmental Scientist, Senior
119.90
122.06
124.26
126.50
128.77
899.1
Bachelors in Environmental Sciences
10
PE
Serves as senior technical specialist on tasks. Oversees research, analysis, and scientific studies
Environmental Scientist, Junior
65.00
66.17
67.36
68.57
69.81
899.1
Bachelors in Environmental Sciences
2

Provides technical assistance in research, analysis, and scientific studies

871.4
High School Diploma
5

Provides oversight to field crews performing inspections, maintains logs and status reports, electronic collection devices

Field Inspector
68.51
69.75
71.00
72.28
73.58
871.1

871.2 871.3 871.4

High School Diploma
0

Performs construction field inspections for site, transportation and infrastructure projects and condition assessments

Forester
115.82
117.90
120.03
122.19
124.39
871.1

871.2 871.3 871.4

Bachelors in Forestry
3
Registered Forester
Develops plans and specifications related to the care, management and harvesting of timber and timber products
871.4
Bachelors in Information Technology or equivalent
5
ESRI, Intergraph, AutoCADD
Manages technical staff & prepares proposals and pricing related to the development and implementation of GIS
GIS Specialist
80.00
81.44
82.91
84.40
85.92
871.1

871.2 871.3 871.4

Bachelors in computers / Information Technology
0
ESRI, Intergraph, AutoCADD
Performs GIS overlay analysis, APPS, database & metadata development, programming and systems design
GIS Technician
66.58
67.78
69.00
70.24
71.50
871.1

871.2 871.3 871.4

Associates
0
ESRI, Intergraph, AutoCADD
Performs GIS data capture, attribution, edgematching & topological construction in support of mapping/GIS projects
Graphic Artist**
86.21
87.76
89.34
90.95
92.58
871.1

871.2 871.3 871.4

Associates
0

Produces by conventional and electronic means graphic renditions, art work and images for proposal/reports, PowerPoint

Hazardous Waste Specialist
114.50
116.57
118.66
120.80
122.97
899.1
Bachelors in Environmental Health Management
10
CHMM
Responsible for hazardous materials and hazardous waste studies, including Phase I, Phase II, and Phase III Environmental Site Assessments
Hydrologist
126.15
128.42
130.74
133.09
135.49
899.1
Bachelors in Water Resources
10
PE, CHM
Prepares floodplain mapping, water resources studies, and stream stabilization design
Imagery Analyst / Stereo Comp, Senior
89.36
90.97
92.61
94.28
95.97
871.1

871.2 871.3 871.4

Professional Certification
5
Certified Photogram-

metrist Manages technical staff & prepares proposals and pricing related to the development of photogrammetric mapping

Imagery Analyst / Stereo Comp
70.93
72.21
73.51
74.83
76.18
871.1

871.2 871.3 871.4

Professional Certification
0
Certified Photogram-

metrist Performs stereo feature extraction using photogrammetric techniques, topo mapping, AT and remote sensing

871.4
Bachelors in Landscape Architecture
5
RLA
Oversees and leads the design development of landscape architecture and site plans and specifications; cost estimating
Landscape Architect
77.14
78.53
79.94
81.38
82.84
871.1

871.2 871.3 871.4

Bachelors in Landscape Architecture
0

Develops and prepares landscape design plans and construction documents, cost estimates; prepares planting specifications

Military Planner, Senior
124.02
126.26
128.53
130.84
133.20
871.1

871.2 871.3 871.4

Bachelors in Planning
5
AICP
Oversees development of plans and reports for military bases; IT and GIS proficiency; conducts presentations; QC
Military Planner
83.07
84.56
86.08
87.63
89.21
871.1

871.2 871.3 871.4

Bachelors in Planning
0

Prepares comprehensive plans, requirements analysis, report prep; knowledge of MIL STDS; prepares DD1391's; CADD and GIS

Public Involvement Specialist, Senior
155.44
158.24
161.09
163.99
166.94
899.1
Masters in Communications
5

Responsible for Public Relations programs, including the production of public information and display materials, public meeting coordination, and media relations

Public Involvement Specialist, Junior
99.18
100.97
102.79
104.64
106.52
899.1
Bachelors in Communications
0

Assists in the development of Public Relations programs, including public meetings coordination and media relations

Remote Sensing Specialist
95.95
97.68
99.43
101.22
103.05
871.1

871.2 871.3 871.4

Bachelors in Geography
3
Certified Mapping Scientist
Performs multispectral or hyperspectral image processing, ortho generation, algorithms, tonal balancing, LiDAR
871.4
Bachelors in Landscape Architecture
5
RLA, AICP
Oversees the design development of site plans for private and public sector clients; cost estimating; urban design
Site Planner
88.26
89.85
91.47
93.11
94.79
871.1

871.2 871.3 871.4

Bachelors in Planning or Landscape Architecture
0

Prepares site plans of land development projects; requirements analysis; environmental overview and cost estimates

Specifications Writer
83.27
84.77
86.30
87.85
89.43
871.1

871.2 871.3 871.4

Bachelors in Engineering or equivalent
0
CSI
Develops specifications for bid IAW with Construction Specifications Institute formats or equivalent
Structural Engineer, Senior
166.26
169.25
172.30
175.40
178.56
871.1

871.2 871.3 871.4

Bachelors in Structural Engineering
5
PE
Performs structural design, failure analysis, condition assessment, code compliance and oversees investigations
Structural Engineer
105.67
107.57
109.51
111.48
113.49
871.1

871.2 871.3 871.4

Bachelors in Structural Engineering
0
EIT or PE
Performs structural design, inspection and reports on integrity of major structural elements of infrastructure and buildings

871.4

899.1
Bachelors in Surveys or equivalent
7
RLS
Oversees field survey crews, performs QC checks, plans survey layout and control, and conducts field calculations
Survey Crew (3-person)**
181.39
184.66
187.98
191.37
194.81
871.1

871.2 871.3 871.4 899.1

High School Diploma
0

Three-person crew performs survey functions such as rod and chainman, staking, and field calculations. Maintains survey instruments

Technical Writer**
89.95
91.57
93.22
94.90
96.61
871.1

871.2 871.3 871.4

Bachelors in English
0

Contributing author, author or editor in the preparation of technical documents, handbooks, manuals or guidelines

Terrestrial Biologist, Senior
111.94
113.96
116.01
118.10
120.22
899.1
Bachelors in Wildlife Management or Zoology
7

Senior technical specialist for flora and fauna surveys, natural resource management plans, Biological Assessments, and other scientific research and analysis

Terrestrial Biologist, Junior
74.16
75.49
76.85
78.24
79.64
899.1
Bachelors in Wildlife Management or Zoology
0

Assists with flora and fauna surveys, Biological Assessments, and other scientific research and analysis

871.4

899.1
Bachelors in Engineering or Planning
10
PE, AICP
Senior technical specialist for transportation planning, traffic analysis, and roadway engineering
Transportation Planner, Junior
101.77
103.60
105.46
107.36
109.29
871.1

871.2 871.3 871.4 899.1

Bachelors in Engineering or Planning
0
EIT, PE, or AICP
Performs traffic modeling, corridor analysis/siting, and roadway concept designs
Urban / Regional Planner
110.31
112.30
114.32
116.38
118.47
899.1
Professional Certification
5
AICP
Responsible for developing master planning, facility layout, and urban revitalization strategies

SCA Matrix

SCA Eligible Contract Labor Category

SCA Equivalent Code – Title

WD Number

Clerical

01111 – General Clerk I

05-2248

Graphic Artist

29150 – Graphic Artist

Technical Writer

29480 – Technical Writer

05-2248

Archaeology Technician 29023 – Archeological Technician I 05-2248

Survey Field Coordinator 99658 – Survey Party Chief

Survey Crew

99659 – Surveying Technician

The Service Contract Act (SCA) is applicable to this contract and it includes SCA applicable labor categories. The prices indicated (**) SCA labor categories are based on the U.S. Department of Labor Wage Determination Number(s) identified in the SCA matrix. The prices offered are based on the preponderance of where work is performed and should the contractor perform in an area with lower SCA rates, resulting in lower wages being paid, the task order prices will be discounted accordingly.

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