Pricing_Sheet_-_Yates_GC_9.1.docx

Contractor Name:__________________________________ Date: ___________ Solicitation No.: GS-11P-15-MK-C-0032 GENERAL CONSTRUCTION SERVICES FOR THE SIDNEY YATES EXTERIOR RESTORATION PROJECT IN WASHINGTON, D.C.

BASE CONTRACT, OPTIONS & UNIT PRICES

I. BASE CONTRACT OFFER: $____________________

I.A The Offeror’s Base Contract Offer shall include the requirements listed in the statement of work, specifications and drawings and prices for the following estimated quantities for specific tasks:

500 SF

100 LF

900 CF

600 LF

In accordance with drawings

I.A Total

Total Base Contract Offer (I + I.A) $_____________________

II. OPTION I: Trailer $_____________________

III. Unit Prices:

A unit price provides an amount proposed by the Contractor, stated on the Pricing Sheet, as a price per unit of measurement for materials or services, which are to be included in the Total Contract Offer. Unit prices include all necessary material and labor costs, overhead, profit, taxes, shipping and other related expenses for the added or deducted work. The estimated quantities listed are for evaluation purposes only. Only the unit price will be incorporated into the contract award upon acceptance by the Government. The unit prices accepted will be used in the event of a change order requiring either an addition or deduction to the requirements of the Contract Documents. No allowance will be established for the unit prices and estimated quantities listed below. See the Agreement, Section II.A(3) Unit Prices for information regarding the use of unit prices in change orders to the contract. The schedule of unit prices is as follows:

IV. TOTAL CONTRACT OFFER:: (I + I.A + II + III) $_____________________

V . EVALUATED TOTAL OFFER METHOD

The Evaluated Total Offer Method is an evaluation technique which measures the lowest total overall project cost to the government. The Evaluated Total Offer Method considers Total Offer, Home Office Overhead Rate, Field Office Extended Daily Rate, and Unit Price Offers.

(a) PRICE FACTORS: To be entered by Offeror and used by the Government in evaluation.

(1) Total Contract Offer (as written in Line IV above) $________________________

(2) Overhead Rate (Home Office) $___________Percent (%)

(3) General Conditions Daily Rate $___________Per calendar day

*THE ABOVE PRICE FACTORS (1), (2), (3), MUST BE COMPLETED BY THE OFFEROR.

Failure to enter the Price Factors in this section above may render the offeror ineligible for award.

Award will be made on the Base Contract, and the Option as funding permits. Unit Prices (VII) will be accepted at award.

(b) DEFINITIONS:

(1) Base Contract Offer – This is the total lump sum, firm fixed price for the following work: Completion of the exterior restoration of the Sidney Yates Building, to turnover a complete and functional building.

(2) Total Contract Offer – This is the total lump sum, firm fixed price of all work in Base Contract plus Option I, and Unit Price Total Offer.

(3) Overhead Rate (Home Office) – Home Office Overhead is defined as all overhead costs other than extended overhead cost. Examples include, but are not limited to, general and administrative home office costs and non-time related field office costs. This is provided by the Design-Build Contractor and is expressed as a percentage of direct costs.

(4) General Conditions Daily Rate – Extended overhead is defined as, and shall include, field office costs for all personnel, to include but not limited to, the project superintendent and clerical persons, major subcontractors all plant, all utilities, and supplies which are related and incurred on a time basis. This is provided by the Design-Build Contractor and is expressed as dollars per calendar day.