CR_Sources_Sought_2-_Questionnaire.doc
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This document contains a questionnaire for potential offerors to provide cultural resource services for the Naval Facilities Engineering Command, Pacific. The services required include over fifty different tasks related to archaeological surveys, analyses, documentation, and management. Offerors are asked six questions regarding staff qualifications and experience in the Pacific region, the ability to simultaneously manage multiple large-scale projects in different locations, available curation facilities, emergency response times, business licensing in other Asian countries, and ability to interface with the government's work tracking system. Interested parties should submit their responses to the questionnaire for consideration under solicitation number N62742-19-R-1800 to provide cultural resource services predominantly in Hawaii, Guam, the Commonwealth of the Northern Mariana Islands, and other Pacific locations within the Naval Facilities Engineering Command, Pacific area of responsibility.
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NAVAL FACILITIES ENGINEERING COMMAND, PACIFIC
CULTURAL RESOURCE SERVICES
POTENTIAL OFFERORS QUESTIONNAIRE
Point of Contact: ______________________________ Email: __________________
Company: _____________________________________ Phone: ___________________ This prerequisite will require the Contractor to furnish all labor; transportation; supervision; management; tools; materials; equipment; coordination; and management necessary to provide cultural resources services in Hawaii, Guam, Commonwealth of the Northern Mariana Islands and other locations in the Pacific.
Specific tasks include, but may not be limited to the following: (1) Archaeological Survey: Phase I Reconnaissance; (2) Archaeological Survey: Phase II Detailed Recording; (3) Archaeological Subsurface Testing; (4) Archaeological Monitoring; (5) Archival Document Reproduction; (6) Archival Research; (7) Backhoe/Front-End Loader; (8) Carbonized Wood Species Identification; (9) Carbonized Wood Species Identification; (10) Ceramic Analysis; (11) Charcoal Particle Counts; (12) Chemical Soils & Sediment Analysis; (13) Collection of General Archaeological Materials; (14) Cultural and Historical Interpretation; (15) Cultural Resources Management Overview Surveys; (16) Data Recovery; (17) Diatom Analysis; (18) Document & Other Media Translation; (19) Electronic Graphics; (20) Ethnographic, Folklore and Cultural Anthropology Studies; (21) Faunal Analysis; (22) Fieldwork Areas with Potential/Known Hazardous Waste/Material; (23) Foreign/English & Background Information Supplementation; (24) Geographic Information Systems (GIS); (25) Geomorphological Studies; (26) Historical Architectural Studies; (27) Historical Studies; (28) Historic American Buildings survey (HABS)/Historic American Engineering Record (HAER)/Historic American Landscapes Survey (HALS); (29) Historical/Cultural Landscape Studies; (30) Historic Preservation Studies; (31) Integrated Cultural Resources Management Plans (ICRMP); (32) Identification/Inventory of Human Skeletal Remains; (33) Laboratory Analysis; (34) Lithic Analysis; (35) Macro-botanical Identification; (36) Mechanical Soil & Sediment Analysis; (37) Meeting Facilitation & Mediation; (38) National Register of Historic Places (NRHP) Nomination Form Preparation; (39) National Register of Historic Places (NRHP) Studies; (40) Photographic Documentation; (41) Phytolith Analysis; (42) Pollen Analysis; (43) Pollen Extract Preparation; (44) Pollen (Field)/Phytolith Sampling; (45) Radiocarbon Dating--Accelerator Analysis; (46) Radiocarbon Dating—Extended Counting Time; (47) Radiocarbon Dating—Priority Processing; (48) Recovery of Human Remains and Associated Materials; (49)Report Reproduction; (50) Residue Analysis; (51) Scientific Illustration; (52) Site Protection; (53) Stable Carbon Isotope Analysis; (54) Stone Sourcing.
Cultural Resource Services required under this contract shall be conducted in accordance with prevailing professional standards. The North American Industry classification System (NAICS) code is 712120 and the size standard is $7.0 Mil.
QUESTIONNAIRE:
1.
How many professional archaeologists and historians do you have on your staff who meet the minimum requirements of a graduate degree in anthropology and a minimum of 5 years for a Project Director and 10 years for a Principal Investigator of practical experience for working in the Pacific?
2.
Are you able to mobilize and operationalize more than one large-scale project at the same time in different parts of the Pacific i.e. Hawaii, Guam, or Diego Garcia?
3.
What storage facilities do you have for short and long-term curation in Hawaii, Guam or elsewhere in the Pacific Basin?
4.
Would you be able to respond to an emergency requirement in Hawaii or Mariana Islands within 24 hours or less?
5.
Is your firm licensed to conduct business in Japan or any other Asian countries (assume that the Navy will not assist in obtaining work visas for your personnel)?
6.
Contractor’s capability and ability to link to the Government’s automated work reception and tracking system:
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