RFP 260000001 F08 Submittal Form G Subcontractors.docx

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DCRA Lower Yukon/Juneau Flood Needs Assessment & Action Plan
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Anchorage Municipality, Alaska

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Submittal Form G is a document from the Alaska Department of Commerce, Community, and Economic Development's Division of Community and Regional Affairs (DCRA) related to RFP 08 260000001 for a Lower Yukon/Juneau Flood Needs Assessment & Action Plan. The form is specifically designed for contractors to list and provide details about potential subcontractors who will participate in the project, requiring each subcontractor to submit a statement with their address, contact information, percentage of work, and specific function. The procurement seeks a comprehensive Unmet Needs Assessment (UNA) and Action Recovery Plan (ARP) targeting the Lower Yukon Regional Educational Attendance Area (REAA) and Juneau, with proposals due by April 11, 2023.

The contract has a defined budget of $350,000, with proposals exceeding this amount considered non-responsive. Submissions must be made through the state's IRIS-VSS procurement system, and subcontractors are required to possess a valid Alaska business license before performing work. The primary contact for the procurement is Kaiden Ward, a Procurement Specialist, who can be reached at kaiden.ward@alaska.gov. While no specific set-aside designations are mentioned, the procurement appears open to qualified vendors with expertise in environmental assessment, community resilience planning, and disaster recovery strategies, with technical capability and cost-effectiveness likely serving as key evaluation criteria.

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SUBMITTAL FORM G: Subcontractors

Complete this form if using subcontractors.

Attach statement(s) signed by the subcontractor that (1) specifies the subcontractor’s address, (2) includes a valid contact name with email and phone number, (3) clearly verifies the subcontractor is committed to render the services required by the contract Prior to performing work in the State of Alaska the state also requires evidence that a subcontractor possesses a valid Alaska business license.

Subcontractor Name
Subcontractor Address
Contact Information
Percent of Work
Subcontractor Function

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