presolicitation.docx
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- Fort Harrison Safety Repairs
- Solicitation number
- 36C10D24Q0204
- Issued by
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Department of Veterans Affairs
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This document is a Pre-Solicitation Notice for a contract opportunity related to life safety repairs at the Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) Fort Harrison Regional Office in Montana. The VA seeks to award a contract to address three issues: 1) leaking dry sprinkler branch line pipes, 2) replacement of the fire control panel, and 3) a leaking roof. This will be a total SDVOSB (Service-Disabled Veteran-Owned Small Business) set-aside contract. The solicitation number is 36C10D24Q0204, and the NAICS code is 237110. The place of performance is the VA Fort Harrison Regional Office. No response is due at this time, and technical or contractual questions will only be answered via a future solicitation amendment.
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SUBJECT*
Life safety Repairs
GENERAL INFORMATION
| CONTRACTING OFFICE’S ZIP CODE* |
| 20006 |
| SOLICITATION NUMBER* |
| 36C10D24Q0204 |
RESPONSE DATE/TIME/ZONE
| ARCHIVE |
| 60 DAYS AFTER THE RESPONSE DATE |
| SET-ASIDE |
| SDVOSB |
| PRODUCT SERVICE CODE* |
| J042 |
| NAICS CODE* |
| 237110 |
| PLACE OF PERFORMANCE |
| Department of Veterans Affairs |
Veterans Benefits Administration
Acquisition Division
1800 G Street NW
Washington DC
| POSTAL CODE |
| 20006 |
| COUNTRY |
| US |
CONTACT INFORMATION
| CONTRACTING OFFICE ADDRESS |
| Department of Veterans Affairs |
Veterans Benefits Administration Acquisition Directorate 1800 G Street NW Washington DC 20006
POINT OF CONTACT*
Contract Officer Michael Kendro
ADDITIONAL INFORMATION
AGENCY’S URL
URL DESCRIPTION
| AGENCY CONTACT’S EMAIL ADDRESS |
| Michael.kendro@va.gov |
EMAIL DESCRIPTION
Presolicitation Notice Presolicitation Notice
| *=Required Field |
| Presolicitation Notice |
Presolicitation Notice
GENERAL: This is a pre-solicitation notice only and does not constitute a solicitation; accordingly, no response is due at this time, nor will any questions of a technical or contractual nature be answered. Those questions will only be answered via an amendment to the solicitation once it is issued. The Veterans Benefits Administration anticipates issuing a solicitation for the following project.
The Fort Harrison VA Regional Office, Fort Harrison Montana VARO is in need of awarding a contract to repair three life safety issues; leaking dry sprinkler branch line pipes, replace fire control panel and leaking roof.
1.1 Background
Dry Pipe - For the past year the Fort Harrison VARO has been spending considerable amount of dollars in repairs to the dry pipe system. Due to the age of the pipe’s condensation has accumulated in the pipes. Over time small pin holes develop due to rusting and when that happens the air pressure drops, and the air compressor comes on trying to establish the correct pressure. Over time the compressor comes on/off numerous times during the day that then leads to compressor malfunction. When the holes get too large, and the compressor cannot reestablish the pressure in the line the system charges and alerts the local fire department. All the water must then be drained, and the pin holes repaired before the system can be repressurized. Even though a nitrogen system has been installed the pin holes continue to develop. One nitrogen compressor (less than year old) has already been replaced.
Fire Alarm Control Panel - failed recent quarterly Fire Alarm Inspection Roof - each year during the winter/spring season numerous leaks develop inside the FHM VARO. This is due to possible ineffective installation of the roof system specifically where the flat roof and the hip roof join. Melting snow (water) gets under the flashing at this joint and during the re-freeze of that water during the night heaving results making the damage worse. More water gets under the flashing and eventually a leak results in the attic area. The water then gets absorbed by the insultation (possible mold environment) and eventual comes through the ceiling tiles. Often the ceiling tile holds the water until the tile breaks and falls inside the office space. This area of the roof needs to be investigated and repaired.
This will be a Total SDVOSB set-aside.
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