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Solicitation No. P16PS00939

DESRIPTION

This is a request for Standard Form (SF) 330 Architect-Engineering Qualifications in accordance with the

Brooks Act and implemented in the Federal Acquisition Regulation (FAR) Subpart 36.6

The National Park Service (NPS), National Capital Region (NCR), 1100 Ohio Drive, SW, Washington, DC, 20240, Directorate of Resource, Stewardship, and Science (RSS) is seeking (a) qualified firm to provide

Multi-Disciplinary Archaeology, History, and National Register/National Historic Landmark Studies

Services under a single indefinite delivery indefinite quantity (IDIQ) contract for constituent parks and other organizations within the NCR / Mid-Atlantic region.

It is the intent of the NCR to select a qualified firm for the indicated professional services based on the highest ranked technical qualifications and proposals in accordance with the Brooks Act.

Exemption under the Service Contract Act 41 USC §§ 351–358: As defined under 29 CFR § 4.156, Employees in bona fide executive, administrative, or professional capacity, and 29 CFR § 541.300, General rule for professional employees, and 29 CFR § 541.301 Learned professionals, key personnel positions required under the intended services are not subject to the Department of Labor Wage Determination. They are subject to the Brooks Act, PL 92-582.

The qualifications of the Word Processing Technician as established under the attached Technical Exhibit 1 –

Position Qualifications are significantly more complex than those established under DOL Wage

Determination (WD) 15-4281 as revised, occupation codes 01611 through 01613 Word Processor, and therefore not subject to the WD.

The NAICS code for this procurement is 541720 with a size standard of $20.5M. Notwithstanding, given the experience of the NCR with the professional services required under the intended contract the past twenty years, technical capability requirements, complexity, and magnitude of the planned project works during the term of the intended contract, this solicitation is open to both small and large businesses. An award to an other than small business concern would be required to establish a subcontracting plan in accordance with

FAR Subpart 19.7 as described in the below section.

REQUIRED DISCIPLINES

• Archeology

• History

• National Register of Historic Places and National Historic Landmark Studies (NRNHL).

Additional services: CADD drafting, word processing, power point, Adobe InDesign, Adobe Illustrator etc.

may be required in the performance of specific task order requirements.

PRIMARY SERVICES

Primary services include, but are not limited to Archaeology, History and National Register and National

Historic Landmark Studies services:

Archeological Overview and Assessment, Archeological Survey and Identification Study Phases I and

II), Archeological Data Recovery Study (Phase III), Archeological Site Condition Assessment, Historic

Resource Study, Park Administrative History, Special History Studies, Oral history, National Register of

Historic Places Nomination and Updates, National Historic Landmark Nominations, Preliminary

Evaluations, and Updates to NHL Nominations, Determinations of Eligibility, and NHL Theme Studies.

AWARD CONSIDERATIONS

The Government intends to award one Indefinite Delivery, Indefinite Quantity (IDIQ) contract from a subsequent Solicitation following this announcement. The IDIQ contract is contemplated to covering a base period of one (1) calendar year from contract award date, with up to four (4) additional one-year option periods. The base award will be an unfunded contract incorporating a negotiated rates for services established in an accepted Labor Rate Schedule. Work will be ordered by issuance of individual firm-fixed price or not-to-exceed type Task Orders executed by authorized Contracting Officers. Additional work by authorized external federal agencies outside of the NCR will be acquired under similar Task Orders subject to the terms and conditions or the parent contract. The maximum awarded contract ordering limitation will be

$2,500,000.00 for the life of the contract. The guaranteed minimum per contract awarded for the life of the contract, which includes the base period and all options exercised, is $200,000.00. Significant U.S. Civil

Rights projects are expected to begin in 2016 and carry through 2018.

LOCATION AND TYPES OF PROJECTS

Projects will be located in the National Capital Region (NPS-NCR) encompassing portions of Washington

D.C., Virginia, Maryland, and West Virginia. However, other NPS Contracting offices may also be permitted to issue task orders against this contract. This decision will be limited by the contract ceiling, and to the authority of the Contracting Officer supported by confirmation of NPS technical Project Managers/

Contracting Officer’s Representative (COR)s.

Projects may include, but are not limited to, Archaeological/Historic/ NRNHL services for:

Potential archeological resources in a given area, such as a particular tract of land, a district within a park, or an entire park unit;

Study to discover and describe the locations, and some of the characteristics of all or a sample of archeological resources in a particular area;

Collect and analyze sufficient information to determine whether or not an archeological site or property is eligible for listing on the National Register of Historic Places;

Data recovery studies undertaken if significant or potentially significant archeological resources must be disturbed by park development or are threatened by natural forces;

Professional evaluation of the condition of an archeological resource that focuses on physical stability and degree or amount of deterioration;

Historical overview of a park or region identifying and evaluating a park's cultural resources within historic contexts;

History, of particular value to managers, planners, and interpreters, describing how a park was conceived and established and how it has been managed to the present day;

Special history studies providing focused examinations on a particular theme or place within parks or within a region;

Oral history implementing the National Park Service (NPS) mission of preserving and protecting park cultural and natural resources;

Survey, inventory, and nomination to the National Register of Historic Places (Register) properties of national, state, and local significance in NPS custody that meet the National Register Criteria for

Evaluation and to document to National Register standards, NPS historical areas administratively listed in the Register;

Services to nominate, expand, or update National Historic Landmarks both on NPS property and on private or other publically owned lands throughout the region;

Determination of eligibility reporting for Department of the Interior decision that a district, site, building, structure or object meets the National Register criteria for evaluation although the property is not formally listed in the National Register;

Conduct of organized theme studies which encompass the major aspects of American history.

CODES, REGULATIONS AND STANDARDS

Projects require a direct and comprehensive knowledge of and experience complying with the following

Department of Interior, National Park Service documents: Code of Federal Regulations, 36 CFR Part 61 as implemented by the Secretary of the Interior's Standards and Guidelines for Archeology and Historic

Preservation; 1916 Organic Act; the Historic Sites Act of 1935 (16 USC 461 to 467); a park's enabling legislation; the National Park Service Cultural Resource Management Guidelines (Director’s Order-28); The

Secretary of the Interior's Standards and Guidelines for Archeology and Historic Preservation; the 1966

National Historic Preservation Act, as amended; and other applicable Federal historic preservation regulations and legislation.

TECHNICAL EVALUATION CRITERIA

Sources shall be selected following procedures under FAR Subpart 36.6 pursuant to applicable provisions in

Parts 12, 13, and 15. Statements of Qualification will be evaluated by a Technical Evaluation Panel (TEP) of the National Park Service personnel based upon the following specific criteria. The TEP will establish an evaluation scheme based on adjectival or color ratings reflective of the following example and apply these to the combined Past Performance, Technical Capability, Key Personnel, and Methodology factors.

ADJECTIVAL COLOR DEFINITION

Outstanding Blue A proposal that satisfies all of the Government’s requirements with extensive detail to indicate feasibility of the approach and shows a thorough understanding of the problems and offers numerous significant strengths, which are not offset by weaknesses, with an overall low degree of risk in meeting the Government’s requirements.

Good Green A proposal that satisfies all of the Government’s requirements with adequate detail to indicate feasibility of the approach and shows an understanding of the problems and offers some significant strengths or numerous minor strengths, which are not offset by weaknesses, with an overall low to moderate degree of risk in meeting the Government’s requirements.

Acceptable Yellow A proposal that satisfies all of the Government’s requirements with minimal detail to indicate feasibility of the approach and shows a minimal understanding of the problems, with an overall moderate to high degree of risk in meeting the

Government’s requirements.

Marginal Orange A proposal that satisfies all of the Government’s requirements with minimum detail to indicate feasibility of approach and shows a minimal understanding of the problem with an overall high degree of risk in meeting the Government’s requirement.

Susceptible to

Being Made

Acceptable

Pink An approach which, as initially proposed, cannot be rated Marginal because of a minor error(s), omission(s) or deficiency(ies) which is capable of being corrected without a major rewrite or revision of the proposal.

NOTE: A Susceptible rating cannot be a final rating. The final rating will either increase to a rating of Marginal or better or decrease to Unacceptable.

Unacceptable Red A proposal that contains a major error(s), omission(s) or deficiency(ies) that indicates a lack of understanding of the problems or an approach that cannot be expected to meet requirements or involves a very high risk; and none of these conditions can be corrected without a major rewrite or revision of the proposal.

The following factors are not weighted, however, they are listed in descending order of importance:

Past Performance and Technical Capability, when combined, are more important than Price. Past

Performance is slightly more important than Technical Capability. Price is a determining factor:

1. Past Performance (FAR 15.304)

2. Technical Capability / Methodology or Approach for Providing Services

3. Key Personnel

4. Price

PAST PERFORMANCE

The TEP will review the offerors based on the firm’s demonstrated experience in successfully performing large-scale, multi-year cultural resource research and documentation projects of the types listed in the

Statement of Work (SOW), Description of Services. The offerors will be evaluated on their past performance of similar work for federal government agencies in general and the National Park Service in particular, as well as for state, local, and private clients. The quality of work, compliance with performance schedules, project management, and cost control will all be important factors.

For archeological projects, firms must demonstrate experience with projects on tracts of 200 acres or more that incorporate an overview and assessment, site survey and identification, National Register evaluations, and data recovery. For history, the firm must demonstrate experience conducting multi-faceted, interdisciplinary historical studies, including administrative histories, oral histories, Historic Resource

Studies, and historic context studies. The team must include personnel with experience producing National

Register Determinations of Eligibility, National Register of Historic Places and/or National Historic

Landmark nominations for a variety of resource types ranging from individual sites and buildings to broader historic districts, vernacular and designed landscapes, and archeological sites and/or districts. The firm or team must demonstrate expertise with National Register guidelines regarding the evaluation and nomination of a range of historic property types.

Offerors shall provide a minimum of three professional references with current client contact information and brief descriptions of the project(s) or services provided for each client.

The Government reserves the right to use data provided by both the offerors and obtained from other sources.

All data provided pertaining to U.S. Government contracts may be subject to verification. In the event that a source other than the offeror provides the Government with derogatory past performance information, only those offerors established under the competitive range will be given the opportunity to rebut or corroborate such information during discussions.

TECHNICAL CAPABILITY

The TEP will look for evidence that the offeror has the specialized knowledge, professional experience, and technical competence to complete the range of projects described in the SOW.

For archeological projects this includes demonstrated experience and competence completing prehistoric and historic archeological projects (with particular emphasis on Civil War battlefields) in Maryland, northern

Virginia, the eastern panhandle of West Virginia, and the District of Columbia. Likewise, the firm must have historical knowledge of the Mid-Atlantic region, its material culture, and relevant regional and national historic contexts. A technical capacity and expertise in applying the National Register of Historic Places and/or National Historic Landmark criteria for evaluating a variety of resource types is also required.

For archeological projects, the firm must maintain a fully-staffed professional office, which includes a fully equipped archeological processing and analytical lab. The firm must include staff that are trained in the proper use of motion metal detectors that are used to conduct systematic archeological surveys of battlefields and other archeological sites.

Geographic limitations: the offeror is not necessarily required to have offices or facilities geographically located within the Mid-Atlantic region, however, cost factors affecting proposal pricing may be a determining factor for non-selection.

In addition, certain specialized services may be required under this IDIQ contract. The firm will need to be able to identify in-house or specialized sub-consultants who can provide such services as:

Geomorphological analysis

Geophysical prospecting

Artifact conservation

Faunal analysis

Paleobotanical analysis (seeds and pollen)

The firm’s Senior Historian and Junior Historian must be well-versed in the history, historic contexts, material culture, architecture, and landscape architecture of the Mid-Atlantic and specifically the National

Capital Region. In addition, the firm must have the necessary specialized skills and knowledge to conduct comprehensive research, field documentation, and resource evaluations to complete National Register of

Historic Places and National Historic Landmark nominations for complex buildings, sites, objects, structures, and districts. They must be familiar with the documentation and evaluation of Cultural Landscapes in order to effectively integrate cultural landscape-level analysis into National Register and NHL evaluations, including Determinations of Eligibility and nominations. In addition, NPS seeks a firm with experience in the nomination of archeological sites or archeological districts to the National Register of Historic Places or as

National Historic Landmarks using guidelines produced by the NPS.

The Oral Historian must have the necessary specialized skills and knowledge to plan and conduct oral history interviews as either stand-alone projects, or as part of a larger study, such as an administrative history. They must be familiar with the various types of historical documentation performed by the NPS so as to customize the oral history interviews to the particular report. On projects in which there is a Sr. Historian, the Oral

Historian will report to the Senior Historian. The Oral Historian must be familiar with not only the

“Secretary of the Interior’s Standards and Guidelines for Archeology and Historic Preservation,” but also the

“Principals and Best Practices” statement of the Oral History Association.

Note: A critical element of the assessment of prospective offerors will be the proposed approach presented in their offers for providing the required services. This should include initial coordination of NPS technical representatives to define requirements, critical milestone communications and or reports, coordination with local site officials, and other key aspects.

KEY PERSONNEL

The TEP will evaluate the professional qualifications and experience of the Key Personnel to be assigned to studies and projects conducted under the terms of the contract. Description of position qualifications are detailed in the attached Technical Exhibit 1 – Position Qualifications. Key Personnel shall include:

Key Personnel

Principal Investigator

Project Manager

Field Director

Laboratory Director

GIS Specialist/Analyst

Graphic Support Specialist

Senior Historian

Junior Historian/Architectural Historian

Oral Historian

Exemption under the Service Contract Act 41 USC §§ 351–358

As defined under 29 CFR § 4.156, Employees in bona fide executive, administrative, or professional capacity, and 29 CFR § 541.300, General rule for professional employees, and 29 CFR § 541.301 Learned professionals, key personnel positions required under the intended services are not subject to the Department of Labor Wage Determination. They are subject to the Brooks Act, PL 92-582.

Labor Rate Schedule

Offerors shall provide fully burdened rates for the one (1) year base and four (4) separate option year periods.

Proposals received without a “Labor Rate Schedule” shall be deemed non-responsive and not subject to further consideration.

Offerors shall provide professional qualifications and experience of proposed Key Personnel to be assigned to the studies and projects conducted under the terms of this IQIQ contract. The Principal Investigator, Project Manager, Field Director, Laboratory Director, Senior and Junior Historians, and the Oral Historian must meet the Professional Qualifications Standards outlined in the “Secretary of the Interior’s Standards and Guidelines for Archeology and Historic Preservation” for their respective fields.

SUBCONTRACTING PLAN REQUIREMENT

In accordance with FAR Subpart 19.7, if the apparent successful respondent is a large business, the respondent will be required to submit a subcontracting plan. The subcontracting plan, which in accordance with Public law 97-507, requires the awarded firm to provide the maximum practicable opportunities for small, small disadvantaged, women-owned, veteran-owned, and service-disabled veteran-owned small businesses. The selected firm, if a large business must comply with FAR 52.219-9 regarding the requirement for a subcontracting plan on that part of the work it intends to subcontract. The subcontracting goals for this contract are that a minimum of 19% of the contractor's intended subcontract amount be places with small businesses, 3% shall be placed with small disadvantaged businesses, 5% shall be placed with women-owned businesses, 3% shall be placed with veteran-owned small businesses, 3% shall be placed with service-disabled veteran-owned small businesses; and 5% shall be placed with HUBZone certified firms. Contract award is contingent upon negotiation of an acceptable subcontracting plan.

PRICE

Following the establishment of a competitive range of the three most highly rated offerors, only then will cost and price aspects of these offers be evaluated by the TEP. The TEP may elect to enter into discussions to include a second round in-person presentation with the established competitive range offerors to clarify aspects such as indicated past experience, technical approach, key personnel, costs, and why their firm represents the most technically qualified firm for award selection.

SUBMISSION REQUIREMENTS

Receipt of SF 330s: All interested firms must submit SF 330 Part I and II at no cost to the Government. All forms not received by the cutoff date and time will not be considered for review and returned. All forms should be submitted in accordance with the following instructions to ensure that the designated receiving office can identify, date and time mark, secure, and deliver respective SF 330s to the Contracting Officer/

Specialist.

External Marking of SF 330 Package(s): All packages must be closed and sealed. The package must include the offeror’s name and return mailing address. The required mailing/delivery address is indicated below to include GPS position. Facsimile transmissions will not be accepted.

Firms that fully meet the requirements described in this announcement are invited to submit a Letter of

Interest and a completed Standard Form SF330 for their firm, an SF330 for applicable Subcontracted Team, and an organization chart of the team. The organization chart shall include the names of the key personnel, firms, disciplines, roles and responsibilities and/or technical expertise, and socioeconomic category.

Submission of any additional supporting material is encouraged, but only to the extent that it graphically (via drawings and photographs) and substantiates the relevant project work specifically described on the SF330.

The total proposal and supporting material information should not exceed 20 double-side pages. Responses shall be submitted via two hard copies by hand, USPS, or express mail carrier service. Offers shall be in spiral or taped spine binding, double-sided, and in black and white format but for drawings or photographs.

One additional electronic copy shall be sent via electronic mail attachment in a 300 ppi, non-OCR.pdf format to the Contracting Officer at their indicated electronic mail address. The proposals shall indicate the

Solicitation Number, and include fully loaded labor rates and applicable fee schedule.

Submit a minimum of three references; Federal, state or local governments, and private clients with projects of commensurate magnitude or complexity. Submissions should be developed and assembled in a manner that chronologically corresponds and addresses the Technical Evaluation Criteria. Submissions received via e-mail or facsimile will NOT be accepted. In support of the sustainable practices of resource conservation and material recycling, submissions should be concise, make wise use of recycled/recyclable paper and other materials, and be organized in such a manner that the recyclable materials can be easily removed after evaluation. To the extent possible, documents should be submitted using printed/copied double-sided paper, of 30 % post-consumer content, with soy-based ink.

Registration in Online Representations and Certifications Application (ORCA) is encouraged in responding to this solicitation (https://www.sam.gov/portal/public/SAM/). (ORCA migrated under the System for Award

Management (SAM) in July 2012). In addition, active registration in SAM is required in order to conduct business with the Federal Government. Invoicing shall be submitted utilizing the Invoice Processing

Platform (IPP) System, U.S. Department of Treasury. Responses will be required NLT 4:00 p.m. Eastern

Standard Time, Friday, June 1, 2016 at the following address:

National Park Service; Attn: John Warner, 1100 Ohio Dr., SW Washington, DC 20242. GPS coordinates

38.8777526,-77.0340304

REFERENCES

The website for the Invoice Processing Platform (IPP) is: http://www.ipp.gov

The Federal Acquisition Regulation website is https://acquisition.gov/far/index.html.

The website to obtain Standard Form 330 is: http://www.gsa.gov/portal/forms/download/116486.

Secretary of the Interior's Standards and Guidelines https://www.nps.gov/history/local-law/arch_stnds_9.htm

Note: See attachment Technical Exhibit 1 – Position Qualifications.

End of Solicitation http://www.ipp.gov/

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P16PS00939

(A) (B) (C) (D) (E) (F) request for Standard Form (SF) 330

Architect-Engineering (A/E) Qualifications in accordance with the Brooks Act and implemented in the Federal Acquisition Regulation (FAR) Subpart

36.6

Solicitation package includes:

Solicitation (7 pages)

Provisions and clauses (52 pages)

Statement of Work (15 pages) technical Exhibit 1- Position Qualifications (5 pages)

Legacy Doc #: NPS

Period of Performance: 06/01/2016 to 05/31/2018

NPS Technical contact is Dr. Stephen Potter, 202-619-7280, stephen_potter@nps.gov

OPTIONAL FORM 336 (4-86)

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FAR (48 CFR) 53.110

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