sBest Value Evaluation Criteria.pdf
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- 12305B21Q0072
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This document outlines the requirements for a federal solicitation requesting proposals to conduct a Phase II study of existing wells with declining output at the National Cold-Water Marine Aquaculture Center in Franklin, Maine. The solicitation seeks borehole investigations, water level and flow monitoring equipment, and recommendations for addressing declining well yields. Interested vendors must provide documentation of technical capability, references, and a firm fixed price quote by September 7, 2021. The selection will be made based on best value considering price and other factors. The award is a firm fixed price contract to be issued by the United States Department of Agriculture Agricultural Research Service Northeast Area.
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NCWMAC WELL STUDY PHASE II
CRITERIA FOR EVALUATING C ONTRACTOR PROPOSALS
Tradeoff Process: Technical Experience/Professional Qualifications is more important than any other one factor but other factors when combined are more important than the Technical Experience/Professional Qualifications. Past Performance and Schedule are equal to each other and each is more important than Price.
1. EXPERIENCE/QUALIFICATIONS: The Contractor’s Proposal shall provide a narrative that indicates how their experience and/or knowledge is applicable to the tasks outlined in Project Requirements Document and Professional Services Statement of Work to evaluate and recommend improvements to the supply well(s) capacity for USDA’s National Cold-Water Marine Aquaculture Center located which is located on the Lucerne Pluton’s granite bedrock of Maine’s coastal area in Franklin, ME. In addition to the narrative the proposal should include resumes for key personnel. They should include, as a minimum: Project Manager, Site Superintendent, Hydrologist, Land Surveyor Licensed by the State of Maine, and Contractor Licensed by the State of Maine to perform work on existing wells. The resumes must clearly show experience in evaluating existing well production and potential ground water sources at an active facility. The following is the minimal information required for each key person:
a. Number of years with the company (must have at least 3 years’ experience)
b. Number of years’ experience (must have at least 5 years’ experience)
c. Role on the project (must have relevant past experience for the identified role)
d. Work performed on prior similar projects (must have at least 3 past projects)
2. PAST PERFORMANCE: The Contractor is to provide a list where they served a prime contractor of at least three (3) projects within the last five (5) years of similar size, scope, function, and complexity to the subject project. Government, Education, or Research Facility experience is preferred but not required. Contractor is to provide the following information for each project listed:
a. Title and brief description of contract
b. Location
c. Owner/Client
d. Original dollar value of contract
e. Final dollar value of contract
f. Contract period of performance
g. Name and Phone # of Contracting Officer/Owners Representative
3. SCHEDULE: Contractor is to provide a project schedule illustrating how the work is to be accomplished. To be considered acceptable, the schedule must clearly show an understanding of the milestones and their anticipated durations. The proposed project schedule, showing key milestones, should include as a minimum the following:
a. Project Kickoff Meeting
b. Notice to Proceed (NTP)
c. Submittals
d. Material Delivery
e. Mobilization
f. Project Phases/Work to be Performed
g. Punchlist
h. Closeout
4. PRICE: The Government will evaluate the total price for each proposal.
| NCWMAC WELL STUDY PHASE II |
| CRITERIA FOR EVALUATING C ONTRACTOR PROPOSALS |
| 1. EXPERIENCE/QUALIFICATIONS: The Contractor’s Proposal shall provide a narrative that indicates how their experience and/or knowledge is applicable to the tasks outlined in Project Requirements Document and Professional Services Statement of Work to... |
| a. Number of years with the company (must have at least 3 years’ experience) |
| b. Number of years’ experience (must have at least 5 years’ experience) |
| c. Role on the project (must have relevant past experience for the identified role) |
| d. Work performed on prior similar projects (must have at least 3 past projects) |
| 2. PAST PERFORMANCE: The Contractor is to provide a list where they served a prime contractor of at least three (3) projects within the last five (5) years of similar size, scope, function, and complexity to the subject project. Government, Education... |
| a. Title and brief description of contract |
| b. Location |
| c. Owner/Client |
| d. Original dollar value of contract |
| e. Final dollar value of contract |
| f. Contract period of performance |
| g. Name and Phone # of Contracting Officer/Owners Representative |
| 3. SCHEDULE: Contractor is to provide a project schedule illustrating how the work is to be accomplished. To be considered acceptable, the schedule must clearly show an understanding of the milestones and their anticipated durations. The proposed pr... |
| 3. SCHEDULE: Contractor is to provide a project schedule illustrating how the work is to be accomplished. To be considered acceptable, the schedule must clearly show an understanding of the milestones and their anticipated durations. The proposed pr... |
| a. Project Kickoff Meeting |
| b. Notice to Proceed (NTP) |
| c. Submittals |
| d. Material Delivery |
| e. Mobilization |
| f. Project Phases/Work to be Performed |
| g. Punchlist |
| 4. PRICE: The Government will evaluate the total price for each proposal. |
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