Notice_No3.pdf
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This notice solicits Standard Form 330 submissions from architect-engineer firms for an indefinite-delivery/indefinite-quantity contract to provide utility and facility design services for the Naval Facilities Engineering Command Hawaii. Services include civil, electrical, mechanical, structural, and telecommunications engineering; construction documentation; sustainable design; and project management. Responses are due by November 13, 2019. The contract will have a one-year base period and four one-year options, not to exceed $30 million or five years. The minimum value is $10,000. Task orders will be fixed price. The acquisition is reserved exclusively for small businesses. Evaluation criteria emphasize specialized experience in tropical utility project design, staff qualifications, past performance, quality control, and sustainable design experience.
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Notice No. 3
5 November 2019
N62478-19-R-5037
N62478-19-R-5037 SMALL BUSINESS IDIQ CONTRACT FOR ARCHITECT-ENGINEER
SERVICES FOR VARIOUS UTILITY PROJECTS AND OTHER PROJECTS PRIMARILY
UNDER THE COGNIZANCE OF NAVAL FACILITIES ENGINEERING COMMAND,
HAWAII
QUESTIONS & ANSWERS
9. The abbreviation ISRs is used in the first paragraph under Submission Requirements on page
10 of the solicitation. What does ISRs stand for?
RESPONSE: ISRs is an abbreviation for Individual Summary Reports. This is not applicable to the Small Business solicitation and shall be disregarded.
10. Will an ACASS/CPARS Interim evaluation be considered a completed ACASS/CPARS evaluation for the purposes of this solicitation provided that the design task has been completed
(i.e. Signature set has been received and the project is now in some stage of bidding or under construction)? Or, does the ACASS/CPARS evaluation have to say “Final”?
RESPONSE: An Interim evaluation is acceptable.
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