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- 36C26322R0065_1
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This statement of work document outlines requirements for the construction of a new chiller plant at the VA Nebraska-Western Iowa Health Care System campus in Omaha, Nebraska. The project involves building a 6,043 square foot facility to house two centrifugal chillers and relocate an existing temporary chiller. The base bid includes all labor, materials, tools and services to complete the project. The period of performance is 550 days, with construction to start within 30 days of notice to proceed and be completed within 580 days. The estimated cost range is $15-25 million. Required submittals and plans covering construction scheduling, safety, security, material handling and key personnel must be provided before and during the project. The contracting agency is the Department of Veterans Affairs Veterans Health Administration Veterans Integrated Service Network 23.
The related federal contract solicitation is for project number 636-18-304 to construct the new combined energy plant phase 1 chiller plant at the Omaha VA medical center.
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| File | Type | Posted |
|---|---|---|
| S02_Specs - Volume 1 revised.pdf | ||
| S02_ATTACH - Specs - Volume 2 (1376 pages).pdf | ||
| 36C26322R0065 Final.docx | DOCX document | |
| S02_ATTACH - Drawings (132 pages).pdf |
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VHAPM Part801.603-70 COR SOP Revision 06 Page 1 of 4
Original Date: 12/18/2021
Construct ion Statement of Work
636-18-304 Construct Combined Energy Plant Phase 1 (Chiller Plant)
Nebraska-Western Iowa Health Care System
VHAPM Part801.603-70 COR SOP Revision 06 Page 2 of 4
1. PROJECT SCOPE:
1.1. Detailed Project Description: The purpose of this project is to construct a new chiller plant adjacent to the boiler plant on the east side of campus. to serve the VA Nebraska-Western Iowa
Health Care System – Omaha Campus. The chiller plant will house 2 centrifugal chillers and relocate the temporary chiller from the existing plant next to the new building. It will also be constructed to be expandable for future campus growth needs. Removal of an existing metal storage shed is required to accommodate this construction.
The contractor shall Provide all labor, materials, tools, equipment, and construction services necessary to complete the construction of the project described herein. Work includes site work (excavation, fill, and grading), general construction, electrical, plumbing, and other trades as required to provide a complete and finished product.
1.2. Location of Project: 4101 Woolworth Avenue, Omaha, NE 68105. See plans for details.
1.3. SIZE SQ FT of new Renovation: ~6043.1
1.4. Contractor shall remove all debris from VA property, and provide waste reports to Contracting Officer Representative (COR).
1.5. Prime Contractor Superintendent must be dedicated to this project, OSHA-30 certified, and must be on site while work is being performed.
1.6. Prior to work commencing, Contractor must check-in with COR, in room B618.
1.7. Contractor must maintain a clean working site.
1.8. All work must be contained within the approved construction limits.
1.10. Contractor shall follow all Security protocols.
1.11. Contractor shall notify COR at least 48 hours prior to any significant construction activity and at least 14 days before any required utility outages, but preferably 30 days. The VA reserves the right to deny utility outage requests based on the needs of the hospital.
2. BASE BID:
2.1. Base Bid shall include all work as described in this SOW, plans, and specifications.
2.2. Period of Performance is 550 days.
Contract award* D
Pre-construction conference D+14
Notice to Proceed D+30
Construction start D+45
Construction completion D+580
2.3. Estimated Cost Range is between $15-25M
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3. REQUIRED SERVICES
3.1. Submittals: After award, the following shall be submitted to the Contracting Officer/ Contracting Officer Representative for review:
3.1.1.Cost loaded Critical Path Method construction schedule 4 weeks prior to work commencing.
3.1.2.Crane lift and safety plan as required to be submitted 3 days in advance
3.1.3.Safety Plan, 2 weeks prior to work commencing.
3.1.4.Security Plan 2 weeks prior to work commencing.
3.1.5.Material and Debris management plan, 2 weeks prior to work commencing
3.1.6.Key personnel Contact information for the contractor and subcontractors, 2 weeks prior to coming.
3.1.7.Written summary of all tests, inspections, and results conducted by the general or subcontractors.
3.1.8.Waste Report for all material removed from the site.
3.2. PERMITS: Contractor is responsible for all necessary permits at no additional cost to the government.
3.3. TESTING, INSPECTION, AND APPROVAL: Contractor is responsible for all necessary testing, inspections and approvals required by local enforcing authorities and in accordance with
Construction Specification Institute's master specifications in order to produce a warranted product without additional cost to the government.
3.4. UTILITY LOCATING: All site utility locating services shall be provided by the Contractor at no additional cost to the government. This shall include both public and private utilities.
3.5. CONSTRUCTION PERFORMANCE STANDARD: Contractor is solely responsible for construction quality that will result in a final product meeting the following conditions:
3.5.1.Standard one- year contractor’s warranty as administered by contract.
3.5.2.Additionally, no visible surface defects during this period.
4. DOCUMENTS TO BE PROVIDED BY THE VA:
4.1. ATTACHED:
4.1.1. General Requirements
4.1.2. Construction Documents – Drawings and Specifications
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4.2. All applicable city, state, and national codes and standards shall be followed to include, but not limited to:
4.2.1.VA Master Construction Specifications (PG-18-1)
4.2.2.International Building Code, All Chapters
4.2.3.OSHA Standards
4.2.4.NFPA 101 Life Safety Standards
4.2.5.VA Accessibility Standards
4.3. VA POINTS OF CONTACT:
4.3.1.The VA – COR, Rob Venner, Omaha, NE; 402-995-5852; Robert.Venner@va.gov
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