Market Survey Responses_FY22 GA Arm MATOC (26 Oct 21).xlsx
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- FY22 Georgia and Armenia DBB/DB MATOC
- Solicitation number
- W912GB22R00XX
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Department of the Army European Command
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This document contains a market survey and related federal contract opportunity notice. The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, Europe District is seeking information from potential contractors on their capabilities and interest to perform design-bid-build and design-build construction work in Georgia and Armenia under an indefinite delivery indefinite quantity multiple award task order contract with an estimated value between $25-50 million. Respondents are asked to provide company information, descriptions of any relevant past projects, staffing and equipment availability, as well as minimum and maximum project values they would accept. The contract would provide construction services such as general building renovation, vertical construction and force protection at new and existing facilities. Responses to the 14-question market survey are requested by email by winter 2021/22, when the agency anticipates issuing a request for proposal.
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Sheet1
MARKET SURVEY
| Georgia & Armenia MARKET SURVEY QUESTIONS |
| Please provide your answers to the questions below. |
1. Offeror's name, address, point of contact, phone number, e-mail address and CAGE Code and DUNS number and/or a copy of your entity record on the System for Award Management (SAM, www.sam.gov ). NOTE: Companies MUST be SAM registered to be eligible for award of any contracts with the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers
2. Is your company interested in design and construction in Georgia, Armenia, or Both?
3. What do you consider to be the most critical criteria that would distinguish one company’s capabilities to perform construction projects in Georgia and Armenia from/over another firm's capabilities? Please explain.
4. Assuming projects are not co-located, how many projects could your company simultaneously execute throughout the country of Georgia? And Armenia?
5. Briefly describe any projects you have completed in Georgia and /or Armenia (DB, DBB, $ value, year completed/ongoing work)
| 6. What is the minimum and maximum dollar value project for which your firm is likely to consider submitting a proposal? | |
| Minimum: | Maximum: |
| 7. What is the maximum bonding capacity of your firm? | |
| Individual: | Aggregate: |
8. What is the maximum annual capacity of work your firm can reasonably manage while assuring effective and efficient program/project implementation and maintaining quality products and safety?
9. What is your firm’s resource availability (staffing and equipment) to perform work in Georgia and/or Armenia?
10. What elements of work would your firm consider subcontracting to other firms?
11. Have you ever worked as a Prime Contractor for the U.S. Government? If not, have you worked as a Subcontractor for the U.S. Government?
12. What Challenges do you anticipate working within Georgia and/or Armenia (e.g. labor, materials, permitting, base/installation access)?
13. Would your firm participate in this acquisition with other firm(s) as a joint venture or in a teaming agreement? And if applicable, please state whether existing or potential.
14. Provide comments or identify any concerns your company has regarding the proposed solicitation.
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