Mod_3_Atch 4 - Technical Worksheet (Modified 4-17-20).docx

RFP Attachment 4-Amendment 1

HTC711-20-R-R007

Source Selection Sensitive Information – See FAR 2.101 and 3.104

TECHNICAL WORKSHEET

REQUEST FOR PROPOSAL (RFP) For HTC71120RR007

STEVEDORING AND RELATED TERMINAL SERVICES FOR THE

PORTS OF JACKSONVILLE, FLORIDA

1. Describe how you will access labor, equipment and facilities needed within 72 hours to receive military cargo, stage it for loading, and conduct vessel loading operations. Describe how you will handle sensitive and dangerous goods. Your descriptions must include all equipment and labor sources.

1a. Add as attachments to this worksheet a current listing of all equipment in your inventory available to be used immediately at your terminal, and as applicable a current Collective Bargaining Agreements CBA.

1b. Can contractor provide labor with flexible start times with no additional cost to the government.

2. Describe how you will receive and unload military cargo from Military and commercial trucks. Military cargo includes heavy track vehicles (dozers), rolling stock, and containers.

2a. Describe how you will unload inoperable or deadline equipment weighing up to 150,000lbs from Military and commercial trucks. How and what type of equipment you would use to tow or lift this cargo?

2b. Describe your ability to handle multiple hazard classes; your plan to mitigate and clean up spills; your reporting procedures; your emergency response plan; and the number of employees certified to handle those hazards.

3. Describe how you will safely conduct the below phases of military cargo operations without damaging the cargo or the transport conveyances. The phases are provided below for your response.

3a. Receiving cargo by military Convoy, commercial and military truck.

3b. Staging cargo—Segregation by type; adequate staging; dangerous goods; sensitive items; the condition and type of staging lots provided for Government use.

3c. Moving cargo from the staging area to final stow location aboard vessel.

3d. Tallying, Checking, and foot printing of cargo throughout the operation.

3e. Supervision and management services.

4. Describe your plan to conduct the following military operations with the following scenario:

· 600 pieces of military equipment consisting of track vehicles (dozers), heavy trucks, light vehicles, trailers, breakbulk, and approximately 50 inoperable tracks and wheeled vehicles. Assume 80% of cargo will arrive by Military convoy and 20% will arrive by line-haul (Commercial and military Trucks)

· Large Medium Speed Roll-On/Roll-Off Vessel (LMSR)

· 4 days or fewer to load vessel

At a minimum, your plan shall include receipt, security, management, MHE, and labor.

Source Selection Sensitive Information – See FAR 2.101 and 3.104