Purchase Description - DRAFT.pdf
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This is a Purchase Description document for a Blanket Purchase Agreement (BPA) issued by the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, Jacksonville District (USACE) for heavy and civil construction materials purchasing. The BPA covers locations in Florida and Georgia and encompasses all materials, tools, and services associated with heavy and civil construction functions. Materials to be delivered are scheduled as specified in individual Call Orders or within five (5) business days of award notification, delivered in undamaged condition in specified quantities, types, and sizes. Transportation will be addressed on a per-call basis, with the contractor responsible for transporting all materials to work sites unless otherwise specified.
The scope includes a comprehensive but non-exclusive list of materials and services such as silt fencing, turbidity curtains, safety supplies, cast-in-place structural concrete, formwork materials, concrete reinforcing steel, paint and coatings, geotextile materials, erosion control materials and installation contractors, sheet metal piling, drainage pipes, embankment and fill materials, filter gravel, bedding stone, rip rap material, and pier construction materials. The contractor must protect all government-owned property and materials while in possession and comply with Contracting Officer's Representative requests for protection; any damages caused by the contractor must be repaired at no cost or deducted from contract payments. Quality assurance is evaluated through inspection of contractor performance on each call order, with any deficiencies corrected at no cost or deducted from the call price. All materials must be delivered securely, protected from damage during transit, and unloaded in accordance with EM 385-1-1 standards; materials will be jointly inspected by contractor and government representative upon delivery.
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Purchase Description
Standards of Basic Services
Unless specified otherwise in a Call Order, all materials to be delivered as scheduled or within five (5) business days of notification of award. All material will be brought to the site in undamaged condition in the specified quantities, type and sizes.
Scope of Work
The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, Jacksonville District (USACE) is requesting heavy and civil construction materials purchasing for various locations in the State of Florida and the State of Georgia in the form of a Blanket Purchase Agreement. The USACE is in need of various project materials, tools and services to perform a variety of projects throughout these locations. This BPA shall cover all heavy and Civil construction materials, tools and services associated with heavy and Civil construction functions. The Corps may choose to perform any of the work identified in these specifications. A description of the work to be performed will be given in the specifications of each call.
Protection of Government Owed Property, Material, and Work
The contractor shall protect and preserve all government materials, supplies, and equipment while in their possession. The contractor shall comply with all reasonable requests of the Contracting Officer’s Representative (COR) to enclose or to specially protect such property. If the COR determines that material, equipment, supplies, and work performed are not adequately protected by the contractor, such property may be protected by the government, and the cost thereof may be charged to the contractor or deducted from any payment due him. If any damages are made by the contractor to any government owed property, the contractor shall repair at no cost; or the price to fix shall be deducted from the contract price.
Quality Assurance
The Government will evaluate the quality of the Contractor's work through the inspection of the contractor’s performance of each call. If the quality of performance is not acceptable on any call, the contractor shall make necessary deficiencies at no cost; or the price to fix shall be deducted from the call price.
Delivery Schedule
Each Call Order will incorporate a defined list of supplies and delivery schedule.
Transportation
Transportation will be addressed on a per-call basis.
Possible materials, services and fabricated items, this list is neither inclusive nor exclusive:
• Silt fencing
• Turbidity curtain
• Floating boom
• Safety supplies
• Oil spill containment materials
• Cast in place Structural Concrete for Civil Works, grout mix, delivery as specified
• Formwork materials
• Concrete accessories
• Concrete reinforcing steel
• Concrete finishing products
• Concrete Curing products
• Metal accessories
• Paint
• Painting supplies
• Coatings
• Coating supplies
• Electrical safety supplies
• Exterior lighting fixtures and supplies
• Interior lighting fixtures and supplies
• Geotextile material
• Geotextile installation tools
• Erosion Control materials and tools
• Erosion Control installation contractors
• Sheet metal piling as specified
• Lime rock road base material as specified
• Topsoil as specified
• Sod and Sod installation materials
• Concrete storm drain culverts
• Concrete storm drainpipe
• Corrugated galvanized steel drainpipes
• Embankment material as specified
• Select fill material as specified
• Filter gravel as specified #57 stone as available
• Bedding stone, various sizes, as specified
• Rip Rap material, various sizes, as specified
• Gangway platforms
• Pier construction materials
Delivery
Unless otherwise specified the contractor is responsible for transporting all materials. to the work site. All material will be delivered securely and protected to avoid damage to materials. Unless specified otherwise, all materials will be unloaded IAW EM 385-1-1 (NOV
14) LHE avoiding injury of personnel and damage to equipment and materials. If required by the manufacture, materials will be protected from direct sunlight, moisture or weather conditions that will adversely affect the quality of the delivered materials in transit to site.
All materials will be inspected jointly by the contractor and a government representative.
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