03FAC - Certified Air Conditioning, Inc. - GS21F0131Y
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GENERAL SERVICES ADMINISTRATION
| Federal | Supply | Service | |||||||||||
| Authorized | Federal | Supply | Schedule | Price | List | ||||||||
| On-line | access | to | contract | ordering | information, | terms | and | conditions, | up-to-date | pricing, | and | the | option |
| to | create | an | electronic | delivery | order | are | available | through | GSA | Advantage!, | a | menu-driven | database |
| system. | The | INTERNET | address | GSA | Advantage! | is: | GSAAdvantage.gov. |
CERTIFIED AIR CONDITIONING INC.
7912 Armour St., San Diego, CA 92111 || (858) 292-5740 || Fax (858) 292-0570 || Lic. #231927
Schedule Title Schedule 03FAC Facilities Maintenance And Management
Special Item Numbers 003 100, 003 97, 811 005
GSA Contract number GS-21F-0131Y
Contract Period 7/11/12 - 7/10/17
Contractor's name, address, and phone/fax
| Certified | Air | Conditioning, | Inc. | - | 7912 | Armour | St, | San |
| Diego, | CA | 92111-3718 | ||||||
| Main: | 858-292-5740 | Fax: | 858-292-0570 |
Contractor's Website www.certifiedair.net
Contract Administrator Brian Lynch
Business size Small Business
For more information on ordering from Federal Supply Schedules click on the FSS Schedules button at fss.gsa.gov.
| 1a. | Table | of | awarded | special | item | number(s) | with | appropriate | cross-reference | to | item | descriptions |
| and | awarded | price(s). |
SIN 003 100 Ancillary Supplies and/or Services
SIN 003 97 Ancillary Repair and Alterations
SIN 811 005 Refrigeration, Heating, Ventilation, Air Conditioner, Boiler and Chiller HVAC Maintenance
| 1b. | Identification | of | the | lowest | priced | model | number | and | lowest | unit | price | for | that | model | for | each |
| special | item | number | awarded | in | the | contract. |
SIN Unit Price
SIN 003 100 $50.95
SIN 003 97 $50.95
SIN 811 005 $50.95
| 1c. | If | the | Contractor | is | proposing | hourly | rates, | a | description | of | all | corresponding | commercial | job |
| titles, | experience, | functional | responsibility | and | education |
- See Below -
2. Maximum order
SIN 003 100 $1,000,000
SIN 003 97 $1,000,000
SIN 811 005 $1,000,000
3. Minimum order. $100
4. Geographic coverage (delivery area). CONUS
5. Point(s) of production (city, county, and State or foreign country). – n/a
6. Discount from list prices or statement of net price. 1% for government
7. Quantity discounts. - additional 2% >$50,000
8. Prompt payment terms. 1% Net 10 Days for government, Net 30 days for MFC
9a. Government purchase cards are accepted at or below the micro-purchase threshold.
| 9b. | Notification | whether | Government | purchase | cards | are | accepted | or | not | accepted | above | the | micro- |
| purchase | threshold. | Not | accepted | above | threshold |
10. Foreign items (list items by country of origin). – n/a
11a. Time of delivery. (Contractor insert number of days.) – 14 days
11b. Items available for expedited delivery upon request. – n/a
11c. Customer may contact the Contractor for rates for overnight and 2-day delivery.
11d. Urgent Requirements. Agencies may contact the Contractor's representative to request a faster delivery.
12. F.O.B. point(s). Destination
13a. Ordering address(es). – 7912 Armour St, San Diego, CA 92111-3718
13b. Ordering procedures: Standard GSA.
14. Payment address(es).- 7912 Armour St, San Diego, CA 92111-3718
15. Warranty provision. – n/a
16. Export packing charges: N/A
| 17. | Terms | and | conditions | of | Government | purchase | card | acceptance | (any | thresholds | above | the |
| micro-purchase | level). | None |
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 | indicating | date | of | parts | price | lists | and | any | discounts | from | list |
| prices: | N/A |
20a. Terms and conditions for any other services: N/A
21. List of service and distribution points: N/A
22. List of participating dealers: N/A
23. Preventive maintenance: N/A
| 24a. | Special | attributes | such | as | environmental | attributes | (e.g., | recycled | content, | energy | efficiency, |
| and/or | reduced | pollutants): | N/A |
24b. Section 508 compliance information: N/A
25. Data Universal Number System (DUNS) number. - 041328352
26. Notification regarding registration in System for Award Management (SAM) database: Active
AWARDED GSA PRICE LIST
| SIN(s) | PROPOSED | |
| SERVICE | PROPOSED | (e.g. |
| Job | Title/Task) |
| MINIMUM | EDUCATION/ |
| CERTIFICATION | LEVEL |
FINAL
PRICE
OFFERED
to GSA
(including
IFF)
811-005, 003-100, 003-97 Journeyman HVAC* HS Diploma & EPA Certification $99.75
811-005, 003-100, 003-97 HVAC Helper* HS Diploma & EPA Certification $78.39
| 811-005, | 003-100, | 003-97 |
| Journeyman | Sheetmetal |
Installer* HS Diploma $57.81
811-005, 003-100, 003-97 Sheetmetal Helper* HS Diploma $50.95
811-005, 003-100, 003-97 Journeyman Pipefitter* HS Diploma $57.81
811-005, 003-100, 003-97 Pipefitter Helper* HS Diploma $50.95
811-005, 003-100, 003-97 Journeyman Insulator* HS Diploma $57.81
811-005, 003-100, 003-97 Insulator Helper* HS Diploma $50.95
811-005, 003-100, 003-97 Mechanical Engineer Bachelors $189.52
811-005, 003-100, 003-97 Project Manager Bachelors $146.99
LABOR CATEGORY DESCRIPTIONS
| Journeyman | HVAC | / | Hourly | |||||||||
| Performs | installation | and | repair | of | heating | ventilation, | air | conditioning, | and | related | plumbing | equipment. |
| • Performs | installations | and | repair | of | heating | ventilation, | air | conditioning, | and | related | plumbing |
| systems | and | equipment. |
| • This | may | include, | but | is | not | limited | to | packaged | HVAC | units, | split-systems, | VAVs, | air | handling |
| units, | pumps, | exchanges, | and | fans | and | other | plumbing | systems. |
| • Performs | a | variety | of | installation | functions | associated | with | diagnostics, | dismantling, | and | repairs |
| of | machines | and | mechanical | equipment | and | plumbing. |
Experience/Education:
Four (4) plus years of related HVAC or Plumbing experience, EPA certification and high school diploma are required.
| HVAC | Helper | / | Hourly | |||||||||
| Performs | installation | and | repair | of | heating | ventilation, | air | conditioning, | and | related | plumbing | equipment. |
| • Performs | a | variety | of | installation | functions | associated | with | diagnostics, | dismantling, | and | repairs | ||
| of | machines | and | mechanical | equipment | and | plumbing. | Also | utilized | in | an | assistance | capacity | for |
| HVAC | installations. |
Experience/Education:
Four (4) plus years of related HVAC or Plumbing experience, EPA certification and high school diploma are required.
| Journeyman | Sheetmetal | Installer | / | Hourly | ||
| Demolition | and | installation | of | ductwork | and | equipment. |
| • Layout, | detailing, | and | assembly | of | duct | systems | including | selection | of | materials | and | methods | as |
| required | by | the | blueprints | and | project | requirements | and | specifications. |
| • Effective | use | of | hand | tools, | such | as | tape | measures, | snips, | hammers, | saws, | and | shears. | Must | be |
| able | to | operate | machinery | including | forklifts, | plasma | cutters, | and | scissor | lifts. |
| • Must | be | proficient | at | mathematics | to | an | 8th | grade | level. | ||||
| • Light-gauge | welding | of | steel | and | stainless | steel | and | knowledge | of | working | with | plastics | and |
| fiberglass | are | a | necessity | for | anyone | with | 4 | years | experience | or | more. | |||||
| • Must | be | able | to | work | under | the | conditions | associated | with | sheet | metal | installation. | ||||
| • Must | be | capable | of | working | ten | to | twelve | hour | days | when | job/business | needs | demand. | |||
| • Must | be | able | to | work | easily | and | skillfully | with | hands | and | fingers | to | reach | for, | handle, | and |
manipulate objects and materials.
Experience/Education:
| Minimum | of | Four | (4) | years | of | construction | HVAC | Sheet | Metal | experience | or | 4-year | State | approved |
| apprentice | program. | High | school | diploma | or | GED. |
| Sheetmetal | Installer | Helper | / | Hourly | |||||||||||
| A | State | Approved | Apprentice | will | be | working | for | a | Journeyman | Sheet | Metal | Installer | learning | the | proper |
| methods | for | the | following | tasks: | Demolition | and | installation | of | ductwork | and | equipment. | Layout, | |||
| detailing, | and | assembly | of | duct | systems | including | selection | of | materials | and | methods | as | required | by | the |
| blueprints | and | project | requirements | and | specifications. | Requires | the | use | of | hand | tools, | such | as | tape | |
| measures, | snips, | hammers, | saws, | and | shears. |
| • Must | be | able | to | operate | machinery | including | forklifts, | plasma | cutters, | and | scissor | lifts. | |
| • Must | be | proficient | at | mathematics | to | an | 8th | grade | level. | ||||
| • Light-gauge | welding | of | steel | and | stainless | steel | and | knowledge | of | working | with | plastics | and |
| fiberglass | are | a | necessity | for | anyone | with | 4 | years | experience | or | more. | |||||
| • Must | be | able | to | work | under | the | conditions | associated | with | sheet | metal | installation. | ||||
| • Must | be | able | to | work | easily | and | skillfully | with | hands | and | fingers | to | reach | for, | handle, | and |
manipulate objects and materials.
Experience/Education:
| Must | be | registered | and | enrolled | in | a | State | Approved | Apprentice | Program. | One | (1) | year | of | construction |
| related | experience. | High | school | diploma | or | GED. |
| Journeyman | Pipefitter | / | Hourly | ||||||||||||||
| The | knowledge | and | ability | to | install | system | piping | to | all | points | of | connection | at | air | handling | and | fluid |
| moving | equipment, | for | the | purpose | of | heating | and | cooling | small | and | large | commercial | buildings. | The | |||
| installation | of | piping | systems | for | heating | and | cooling. | Includes | field | layout | with | the | use | of | blue | prints | and |
| shop | drawings | to | meet | project | requirements | and | specifications. |
| • Must | have | possession | of | small | hand | tools | and | have | the | ability | to | use | them | with | company |
| provided | power | Tools. |
| • The | typical | working | tasks | for | pipe | installation | range | from | setting | hangers | at | a | specified | elevation, | |
| cutting | and | fitting | multiple | types | of | pipe | (copper, | black, | PVC), | setting | pipe | into | hangers | at | a |
| specific | elevation, | the | knowledge | and | ability | to | solder, | weld, | fit, | glue, | groove | and | thread | small | ¾ |
| inch | up | to | 24 | inch | pipe | system’s. |
| • Have | the | knowledge | and | ability | to | operate | lifts, | forklifts, | and | welding | equipment! | (Required)! | ||||
| • Must | be | able | to | work | at | heights | and | in | tight | surroundings. | ||||||
| • Must | be | able | to | work | under | the | conditions | associated | with | pipefitting. | ||||||
| • Must | be | able | to | work | easily | and | skillfully | with | hands | and | fingers | to | reach | for, | handle, | and |
manipulate objects and materials.
Experience/Education:
| Minimum | of | four | (4) | years | of | construction | Pipefitting | experience | or | 4-year | State | approved | apprentice |
| program. | High | school | diploma | or | GED. |
Pipefitter Helper / Hourly
| • A | State | Approved | Apprentice | will | be | working | for | a | Journeyman | Pipefitter | learning | the | proper | |||
| methods | for | the | following | tasks: | The | knowledge | and | ability | to | install | system | piping | to | all | points | |
| of | connection | at | air | handling | and | fluid | moving | equipment, | for | the | purpose | of | heating | and | cooling | |
| small | and | large | commercial | buildings. | The | installation | of | piping | systems | for | heating | and | cooling. | |||
| Includes | field | layout | with | the | use | of | blue | prints | and | shop | drawings | to | meet | project | requirements | |
| and | specifications. |
| • Must | have | possession | of | small | hand | tools | and | have | the | ability | to | use | them | with | company |
| provided | power | Tools. | The | typical | working | tasks | for | pipe | installation | range | from | setting | hangers | ||
| at | a | specified | elevation, | cutting | and | fitting | multiple | types | of | pipe | (copper, | black, | PVC), | setting | |
| pipe | into | hangers | at | a | specific | elevation, | the | knowledge | and | ability | to | solder, | weld, | fit, | glue, |
| groove | and | thread | small | ¾ | inch | up | to | 24 | inch | pipe | system’s. |
| • Have | the | knowledge | and | ability | to | operate | lifts, | forklifts, | and | welding | equipment! | (Required)! | |
| • Must | be | able | to | work | at | heights | and | in | tight | surroundings. | |||
| • The | candidate | must | possess | and | be | adaptable | to | the | following | physical | abilities | and | working |
| conditions: | Ability | to | frequently | lift | or | carry | 20 | to | 75 | pounds. | The | ability | to | assist | with | lifting | or | |
| carrying | up | to | 120 | pounds | when | necessary. | Physical | requirements | include | standing, | bending, | |||||||
| squatting, | and | sitting, | kneeling, | lying | down, | crawling, | climbing, | and | driving. | Typical | working | |||||||
| conditions | include | working | on | ladders, | on | rooftops, | in | crawl | spaces, | in | unheated | areas, | and | in | all | |||
| weather | conditions. | Must | be | capable | of | working | ten | to | twelve | hour | days | when | job/business | |||||
| needs | demand. |
| • Must | be | able | to | work | easily | and | skillfully | with | hands | and | fingers | to | reach | for, | handle, | and |
| manipulate | objects | and | materials. |
Experience/Education:
| Must | be | registered | and | enrolled | in | a | State | Approved | Apprentice | Program. | One | (1) | year | of | construction |
| related | experience. | High | school | diploma | or | GED. |
| Journeyman | Insulator | / | Hourly | ||||||||
| • State | Approved | Journeyman | Insulation | Installers | are | responsible | for | installing | insulation | in | a |
| variety | of | structures | and | on | a | variety | of | surfaces | to | exclude | or | retain | heat. |
| • Read | blueprints | and | specifications | to | determine | job | requirements. | ||||||
| • Communicating | with | Supervisors, | Peers, | or | Subordinates | - | Providing | information | to | supervisors, |
| co-workers, | and | subordinates | by | telephone, | in | written | form, | e-mail, | or | in | person. |
| • Guiding, | Directing, | and | Motivating | Subordinates | - | Providing | guidance | and | direction | to |
| subordinates, | including | setting | performance | standards | and | monitoring | performance. | ||||||||
| • Knowledge | of | the | practical | application | and | installation | of | all | forms | of | wet | and | dry | side | insulation |
| products, | methods | and, | components. | This | includes | applying | principles, | techniques, | procedures, | ||||
| and | equipment | to | the | design, | installation | and | production | of | multiple | aspects | of | insulation | and |
| installation | procedures. |
| • Knowledge | of | relevant | codes, | standards, | policies, | procedures, | and | strategies. | ||||
| • Knowledge | of | industry | techniques, | tools, | and | principles | involved | in | the | observation | of | technical |
| plans, | blueprints | and | drawings | Insulation | Installers | will | use | common | hand | tools | to | measure | cut | |
| and | fit | various | types | of | insulation. |
| • Apply, | remove, | and | repair | insulation | on | industrial | equipment, | pipes, | ductwork, | or | other | ||
| mechanical | systems | such | as | heat | exchangers, | tanks, | and | vessels, | to | help | control | noise | and |
| maintain | temperatures. |
| • Prepare | surfaces | for | insulation | application | by | brushing | or | spreading | on | adhesives, | cement, | or |
| asphalt, | or | by | attaching | metal | pins | to | surfaces. | |||||
| Measure | and | cut | insulation | for | covering | surfaces, | using | tape | measures, | handsaws, | knives, | and |
scissors.
• Fit insulation around obstructions, and shape insulating materials and protective coverings as required.
| Install | protective | jackets | around | insulated | pipes | in | order | to | protect | the | insulation | from | weather |
| conditions | or | physical | damage. |
| • Performing | General | Physical | Activities | - | Performing | physical | activities | that | require | considerable | ||||
| use | of | arms | and | legs | and | moving | whole | body, | such | as | climbing, | lifting, | balancing, | walking, |
| stooping, | and | handling | of | materials. |
Experience/Education:
| Minimum | of | four | (4) | years | of | construction | Installation | experience | or | 4-year | State | approved | apprentice |
| program. | High | school | diploma | or | GED. |
Insulator Helper/ Hourly
| • State | Approved | Apprentice | Insulation | Installers | are | responsible | for | installing | insulation | in | a |
| variety | of | structures | and | surfaces | to | exclude | or | retain | heat. |
| • Basic | Understanding | of | blueprints | and | specifications. | |||||||||
| • Communicating | with | Supervisors, | Peers. | |||||||||||
| • Basic | understanding | of | the | practical | application | and | installation | of | wet | and | dry | side | insulation | |
| • Knowledge | of | relevant | codes, | standards, | policies, | procedures, | and | strategies. | ||||||
| • Knowledge | of | industry | techniques, | tools, | and | principles | involved | in | the | observation | of | technical |
| plans, | blueprints | and | drawings | |||||||||||
| • Apprentice | Insulation | Installers | will | use | common | hand | tools | to | measure | cut | and | fit | various | types |
| of | insulation. | ||||||||||
| • Apply, | remove, | and | repair | insulation | on | industrial | equipment, | pipes, | ductwork, | or | other |
| mechanical | systems | such | as | heat | exchangers, | tanks, | and | vessels, | to | help | control | noise | and |
| maintain | temperatures. |
| • Prepare | surfaces | for | insulation | application | by | brushing | or | spreading | on | adhesives, | cement, | or |
| asphalt, | or | by | attaching | metal | pins | to | surfaces. | |||||
| Measure | and | cut | insulation | for | covering | surfaces, | using | tape | measures, | handsaws, | knives, | and |
scissors.
• Fit insulation around obstructions, and shape insulating materials and protective coverings as required.
| Install | protective | jackets | around | insulated | pipes | in | order | to | protect | the | insulation | from | weather |
| conditions | or | physical | damage. |
| • Handling | and | Moving | Objects | - | Using | hands | and | arms | in | handling, | installing, | positioning, | and |
| moving | materials, | and | manipulating | things. |
| • Performing | General | Physical | Activities | - | Performing | physical | activities | that | require | considerable | ||||
| use | of | arms | and | legs | and | moving | whole | body, | such | as | climbing, | lifting, | balancing, | walking, |
| stooping, | and | handling | of | materials. |
Experience/Education:
One (1) year of construction related experience. High school diploma or GED.
| Mechanical | Engineer | / | Hourly | |||||||||||||||||
| Provides | design, | specifications | and | implementation | support | for | complete | HVAC | mechanical | systems | and | |||||||||
| associated | appurtenances. | Produces | mechanical | drawings | of | functional | HVAC | systems | for | construction | ||||||||||
| use | as | applicable | to | the | specific | project | at | hand. | Develops | supports | and, | maintains | work | instructions | for | |||||
| equipment | installation | and | troubleshooting. | Applies | knowledge | of | engineering | principles | to | analyze | ||||||||||
| systems | such | as | fans, | pumps, | motors, | lights, | chillers, | boilers, | etc. | Familiar | with | a | variety | of | the | field’s | ||||
| concepts, | practices, | and | procedures. | Relies | on | extensive | experience | and | judgment | to | plan | and | accomplish | |||||||
| goals. | Performs | a | variety | of | tasks. | Will | lead | and | direct | the | work | of | others. | A | wide | degree | of | creativity | and | |
| latitude | is | expected. |
Experience/Education:
| Requires | a | minimum | 8 | years | of | related | experience | in | the | field | or | in | a | related | area | and | be | a | licensed |
| Professional | Engineer | (PE). | Bachelor’s | degree | or | higher | degree | in | Mechanical | Engineering | or | substitution | |||||||
| of | 4 | years | engineering | experience. | Active | Professional | Engineer | license | in | one | or | more | states | preferred. | |||||
| Stable | work | history. | Good | math | skills. | Knowledge | of | department | systems. | Understanding | of | Mechanical | |||||||
| Specifications | and | Blueprints. | Knowledge | of | Safety | Requirements. | Trade | School/apprenticeship | preferred. | ||||||||||
| Forklift/Pettybone | certification | (every | 3 | years). | First | Aid/CPR | (every | 2 | years). | Trenching/Shoring | |||||||||
| Competent | Person. | Fall | Protection/competent | Person. | OSHA | 30 | hour | certified. | Foreman | Safety | Training. |
Project Manager / Hourly
| • Reviews | contracts | and | documents | before | execution. | ||||||
| • Assists | Sales | in | the | project | development | process | to | define | scope, | technical | requirements, |
| schedule, | cost | estimate, | and | quality | standards | during | the | contract | development. | |||||
| • Develops | the | project | plan | to | ensure | that | the | company | delivers | the | project, | within | budget, | to |
| quality | standards, | and | to | HSE | (Health, | Safety, | and | Environment) | standards. | ||||
| • Implements | tracking | tools | to | monitor | the | performance | of | a | project | to | scope, | schedule, | and |
budget.
• Defines project resource requirements, team member responsibilities, and monitors individual
| performance | / | work | quality. | |||||||
| • Provides | technical | oversight | and | coordination | as | defined | within | the | project | scope. |
| • Reviews, | manages, | negotiates, | and | coordinates | with | senior | management | change | orders, |
| variation | orders, | and | other | changes | to | the | contract. | ||||||
| • Reviews | all | project | related | expenditures | for | approval | as | authorized, | and | manages | costs | to | meet |
| budget | commitments. | |||||||||
| • Contracts | and/or | coordinates | all | design | and | engineering | services, | equipment | procurement, | on- |
| site | construction | and | installation | services. | ||||
| • Maintains | project | schedule | based | on | construction | and | installation | progress. |
| • Produces | and | communicates | project | status | with | project | team | members, | customers, | project |
| stakeholders, | and | other | departments | routinely | or | as | needed. |
| Experience/Education: | Requires | a | minimum | Five | 5 | years | of | related | project | management | experience | in |
| VAC/Plumbing | and | building | controls. | Five | (5) | years | field | experience, | general | computer | skills | and |
| scheduling | software | experience. | Bachelors | Degree. |
WD 05-2057 (Rev.-16) was first posted on www.wdol.gov on 12/30/2014
SCA Eligible Contract Labor Category
SCA Equivalent Code Title WD Number
HVAC Helper Sheetmetal Helper
Pipefitter Helper Insulator Helper
23580 - Maintenance Trades Helper 05-2057
Journeyman HVAC 23410 - Heating, Ventilation And Air- Conditioning
05-2057
Journeyman Sheetmetal Installer
23890 - Sheet-Metal Worker, Maintenance 05-2057
Journeyman Pipefitter 23790 - Pipefitter, Maintenance 05-2057
Journeyman Insulator 23790 - Pipefitter, Maintenance 05-2057
The Service Contract Act (SCA) is applicable to this contract and it includes SCA applicable labor categories. The prices for the indicated (**) SCA labor categories are based on the U.S.
Department of Labor Wage Determination Number(s) identified in the SCA matrix. The prices awarded are in line with the geographic scope of the contract (nationwide).
File details come from the government source that posted it. Updated .