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GOLDEN GATE NATIONAL
RECREATION AREA
Pre-Bid Meeting
EXTERIOR WALL STABILIZATION
ALCATRAZ CELLHOUSE
PMIS-149952
July 15, 2015
Purpose
Familiarize Offerors with the project, the site and the proposal process.
Agenda
Meeting Logistics Project Description/Issues Contracting Information Q&A Site Tour
Logistics
Sign-in
• Name
• Company
• Address
• Phone/Fax
Technical and Contracting Questions
Project Representatives
Dave Thomas, Contracting Officer Patricia Auten, Contracting Specialist
Cherie Sheppard, Project Manager Lynn Weege, Project Specialist, COR
Jim Kren, Project Manager
Project Description
Jim Kren, Project Manager
Park Issues Visitors
• Up to 5000 per day – Dock to Cellhouse
• Tram – Dock to Barbershop Plaza –Timed to boats
• First Boat 9:00 AM Last Boat Varies (Season &
Program)
• Night Program, Overnights, Special Events
• Noise
Bird Nesting Season:
• Season – Per Specifications – Generally Feb to Sept
• Endangered & Treaty Protected
• Do Not Disturb Birds – Screening, Lights, Noise
Park Issues (cont’d) Bird Nesting Season (cont’d)
• Set up in Nesting Areas prior to Bird Nesting
• Notify CO about problem nests (Park to address)
• All Employees with need Bird Sensitivity training
• Gulls mate for life and return to the same nesting site.
Dock:
• Assigned to Concessionaire
• Do Not Interfere with Concessionaire Boats, Conservancy Barge Run, Maintenance Contractor LCM – Google Calendar
• Finger Pier
Dock (cont’d)
• Insurance
• No Storage of Deliveries on the Pier
• Sallyport Barge
Staff:
• Park
Interpretive Staff Law Enforcement Rangers Maintenance Staff, Project Management Staff
Staff: (cont’d)
• Golden Gate Parks Conservancy
• Alcatraz Cruises
• Alcatraz Island Services
• Communication – Through the CMR and CO.
House Keeping:
• See Specifications
• Keep Trash contained in closed containers
• Designated smoking area (dock and north side of cellhouse.
• Language – avoid offensive language
House Keeping: (cont’d)
• Keep work areas clean (very visible to the public)
• Alcatraz Cruises
• Alcatraz Island Services
• Communication – Through the CMR and CO.
Cultural Resources:
• Entire Island is a National Historic Landmark District
Must receive the highest level of care and preservation Document Existing Conditions prior to start of work Protection versus repair
• Fragile chase covers in the road.
Cultural Resources: (cont’d)
• Deteriorated Small Scale Features (pipes, conduit)
• Marking repairs (See specifications)
Transport:
• Staff / Passenger Ferries:
Available to transport personnel at no cost Limited what can be taken on the ferry Must provide a list in advance on taking the ferry to the island Employee ID’s Sign in at the dock.
Can bring limited materials on staff boat (08:20) No hazardous materials on staff/passenger ferries.
Contracting Information
Dave Thomas, Contracting Officer
GENERAL CONTRACT INFORMATION
Delivery Method – Design Bid Build
Price Schedule – 2A 1 General, 21 Patch or
Repair with estimated quantities, and 4 Opts;
2B is 5th Opt and 7 Opts; Up to 365 days
Labor – Prevailing Wage & Davis-Bacon Act
• Equal Employment Opportunity Requirement
GENERAL CONTRACT INFORMATION
Bonding & Insurance
• Performance & Payment Bonds, 100% Contract Value
• Insurance – Prime and ALL Subcontractors
Liquidated Damages - $3,060/calendar day
Contract Completion – 2A is 365 calendar days from NTP and 2B will add another 365 days
SOLICITATION INFORMATION
SOLICITATION NUMBER: P15PS01390
Full & Open Competition Proposals Due: MON, 8/10/15, 2:00PM MT Est. cost range: $15M - $20M Bid Bond Required (20% or $3M) NOT Sealed Bid/Low Bid
SOLICITATION INFORMATION
Best Value Procurement
Separate Proposal Volumes
• Volume I - Technical Capability & Past Performance
• Volume II - Price & Business Information
Submittal Instructions – Section L, pg. 135
VOLUME I – TECHNICAL PROPOSAL
Factor 1, Technical Capability
A. Experience 3-7 relevant projects, last 5 years
B. Technical Approach
Phasing & sequencing Logistics – island construction, material, staging, installation, disposal Coordination – subs, visitation, bird nesting ID Critical Issues/Risk Management
Factor 1, Technical Capability, con’t
C. Safety
Overview of Safety Program ID Critical Issues/Risk Management OSHA 300A Logs & EMR (Previous 3 years and Current
Year)
D. Schedule & Project Management Allocation of work & Coordination of Subs Critical Path & Logic ties
Factor 1, Technical Capability, cont
E. Key Personnel and Subcontractors
Resumes Coordination/communication Organization Chart w/Key Players/Subs
F. Quality Control
Quality Control Plan Implementation on Past Projects
Factor 2, Past Performance
• Bidders shall send Questionnaires to references
• Have references return questionnaires directly to
NPS (Patti_Auten@nps.gov)
• Questionnaires must be received by Closing Date
• NPS can use other sources - PPIRS
VOLUME II – BUSINESS & PRICE PROPOSAL
Signed and completed forms and amendments Bid bonds Price Representations & Certifications
(www.SAM.gov) Business References (Bank, Surety, Insurance) Proposed Equals Hazardous Materials Listing
Required for ALL OFFERORS Small Business Participation Plan
• 10% of TOTAL CONTRACT VALUE SHALL be performed by small business
Large business – subcontractors
Small business – subcontractors + self-performance
Required for LARGE Businesses Subcontracting Plan - GOALS
• % of anticipated SUBCONTRACTED AMOUNT 53% Small Business 5% Small Disadvantaged Business 3% HubZone 5% Women-Owned 3% Service Disabled Veteran 3% Veteran-Owned Small Business
SUMMARY OF EVALUATION FACTORS
Technical Capability (non-price)
Past Performance (non-price)
Subcontracting Plan & Small Business
Participation Plan
Price – Fair, Reasonable & Realistic
RELATIVE IMPORTANCE OF EVALUATION
FACTORS
Technical factors listed in descending order.
• Subfactors within each factor listed in descending order
All evaluation factors other than price, when combined, are approximately EQUAL to price
QUESTIONS DURING PROPOSAL PERIOD
MUST be in writing. Submit via email to:
• patti_auten@nps.gov
• dave_thomas@nps.gov
Deadline for questions is July 30, 2015 mailto:joy_ewalt@nps.gov
PROPOSAL SUBMISSION INSTRUCTIONS
Section L, Page 135 of RFP Clauses
Tech Proposal (Volume I) – original + 4 copies Business & Price Proposal (Volume II) – original +2 copies
Proposals due: Monday, 8/10/15, 1PM PT (2PM
MT)
Must be hard copy
– emails & faxes NOT accepted!!!
If via courier service (FedEx, UPS, etc):
Patti Auten, Contract Specialist Contracting Services Group (DSC-CS) Denver Service Center National Park Service 12795 West Alameda Parkway Lakewood, CO 80228
Must be hard copy
- emails & faxes NOT accepted!!!
If via U.S. Postal Service:
Patti Auten, Contract Specialist Contracting Services Group (DSC-CS) Denver Service Center National Park Service P.O. Box 25287 Denver, CO 80225-0287
OTHER INFORMATION
Submit questions from today’s meeting in writing to
Patti_Auten@nps.gov and dave_thomas@nps.gov
Minutes and questions from today’s meeting will be addressed via Amendment
Solicitation IS NOT changed by today’s meeting information
Remarks/Discussion at today’s meeting DO NOT revise solicitation requirements
WEBSITES
SAM Registration – www.sam.gov Prime Contractors must be registered
FedBizOpps – www.fbo.gov
POINTS OF CONTACT
Dave Thomas, Contracting Officer, Dave_Thomas@nps.gov, (303) 969-2831
Patti Auten, Contract Specialist, Patti_Auten@nps.gov, (303) 987-6689
QUESTIONS?
Site Tour
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