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JANITORIAL SERVICES

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(FAC) 2005-83. Solicitation number 140L5722Q0001

- BLM-UT St George Field Office Recreation Site

Janitorial Services is issued as a request for quotation (RFQ). Firm fixed-price offers are requested under this RFQ. The RFQ is set aside for Service Disabled Veteran Owned Small Business vendors under the North American Industry

Classification (NAICS) Code NAICS 561720

(Janitorial Services) with a size standard of

$19.5M Gross Annual Receipts or lower.

Successful vendor must be registered with System for Award Management (SAM) found at https://www.sam.gov/portal/public/SAM/ to be considered eligible for award. The System for

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Government system that consolidated the capabilities of CCR/FedReg, ORCA, and EPLS. There is NO fee to register for this site.

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Officer: Vicki Meier, vmeier@blm.gov, 801-539-4040.

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Statement of Work

Janitorial Services for the Bureau of Land Management’s St. George

Field Office Recreation Sites

Scope of Contract

1. Furnish labor, equipment, supplies, and materials to clean the following, as described in these Contract Documents:

a. 20 vault toilet restrooms at 17 public use sites with no on-site utilities.

b. 1 approximately 490 square foot historical building with no on-site utilities.

c. 1 composting toilet restroom at 1 public use site with no on-site utilities.

d. 2 restrooms at 1 public use site with full utilities.

2. Furnish labor, equipment, supplies, and materials to remove trash from 7 trash receptacles at 7 public use sites as described in these Contract Documents.

Contract Period

Period of performance is for one year with options to renew for two, one-year periods.

Estimated Start Work Date

Contract is to start March 1, 2022.

Work Location

Work under this Contract is in Washington County, Utah. See Location Map for general locations within the county. The public use sites include:

1. Anasazi Valley Trailhead (decimal degree coordinates: 37.16243, -113.70614)

2. Baker Dam Recreation Area (decimal degree coordinates: 37.37701,-113.64284)

3. Bearclaw Poppy Trailhead (decimal degree coordinates: 37.051949, -113.624714)

4. Cottonwood Trailhead (decimal degree coordinates: 37.18401, -113.41496)

5. Eagle Crags Trailhead (decimal degree coordinates: 37.147499, -113.030628)

6. Gooseberry Trailhead (decimal degree coordinates: 37.14176, -113.15349)

7. Jem Trailhead (decimal degree coordinates: 37.138571, -113.242173)

8. Lambs Knoll Climbing Site (decimal degree coordinates: 37.310862, -113.109192)

9. Orson Adams House-Historical Building (decimal degree coordinates: 37.209964, -

113.399442)

10. Red Cliffs Recreation Area (decimal degree coordinates: 37.22480, -113.40550)

11. Red Mountain Trailhead (decimal degree coordinates: 37.27900, -113.65422)

12. Sand Mountain OHV Area (decimal degree coordinates: 37.058987, -113.408740)

13. Sheep Bridge Trailhead (decimal degree coordinates: 37.178534, -113.238736)

14. Virgin Dam Trailhead (decimal degree coordinates: 37.19630, -113.23466)

15. Virgin Falls Recreation Site (decimal degree coordinates: 37.19722, -113.20656)

16. Water Canyon Trailhead (decimal degree coordinates: 37.037931, -112.955087)

17. White Reef Trailhead (decimal degree coordinates: 37.20957, -113.39550)

18. White Trailhead (decimal degree coordinates: 37.141687, -113.

Trash pickup locations:

1. Anasazi Valley Trailhead

2. Cottonwood Trailhead

3. Lambs Knoll Trailhead

4. Pipeline Trailhead

5. Red Mountain Trailhead

6. Sheep Bridge Trailhead

7. Water Canyon Trailhead

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Restrooms with utilities (Bearclaw Poppy Trailhead) Historical Building-Orson B. Adams House Restrooms without utilities (all vault toilets)

Restrooms with Composting Toilet without Utilities (Sand Mountain OHV Area)

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TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS

PART 1: GENERAL

1.1 SUMMARY

A. Restrooms without Utilities (all vault toilets). Description of Work: Furnish labor, equipment, supplies, and materials necessary to accomplish the Work described below for Bid Items #1, #2, and #3.

Bid Item #1 - Per Visit Tasks

1. Seat and riser of each toilet shall be cleaned and disinfected.

2. Door handles, inside and outside, shall be cleaned and disinfected.

3. Restroom shall be swept including floor, walls, and ceiling to remove cobwebs and dust.

4. Toilet tissue shall be re-stocked.

5. Vandalism, damage, or needed repairs shall be reported to the COR.

Bid Item #2 - Weekly Tasks

1. Restroom floor shall be cleaned and disinfected.

2. Insects (such as flies and gnats) shall be kept under control. Contractor shall install and maintain pest strips.

Bid Item #3 - Monthly Tasks

1. Interior walls and ceiling, and interior and exterior of door shall be cleaned and disinfected.

B. Restrooms with Utilities (Bearclaw Poppy Trailhead). Description of Work: Furnish labor, equipment, supplies, and materials necessary to accomplish the Work described below for Bid Items #4, #5, and #6.

Bid Item #4 - Per Visit Tasks

1. Toilet shall be cleaned and disinfected.

2. Sink and soap dispenser shall be cleaned and disinfected.

3. Door handles, inside and outside, shall be cleaned and disinfected.

4. Restroom shall be swept including floor, walls, lights, and ceiling to remove cobwebs and dust.

5. Toilet tissue shall be re-stocked.

6. Vandalism, damage, or needed repairs shall be reported to the COR.

Bid Item #5 - Weekly Tasks

1. Restroom floor shall be cleaned and disinfected.

2. Soap dispenser level shall be checked and re-filled as necessary.

Bid Item #6 - Monthly Tasks

1. Interior walls and ceiling, and interior and exterior of door shall be cleaned and disinfected.

2. Exterior drinking fountains shall be cleaned and disinfected.

C. Restrooms with Composting Toilet without Utilities (Sand Mountain OHV Area). Description of Work:

Furnish labor, equipment, supplies, and materials necessary to accomplish the Work described below for

Bid Items #7, #8, and #9.

Bid Item #7 - Per Visit Tasks

1. Seat and riser of each toilet shall be cleaned and disinfected.

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2. Door handles, inside and outside, shall be cleaned and disinfected.

3. Restroom shall be swept including floor, walls, and ceiling to remove cobwebs and dust.

4. Toilet tissue shall be re-stocked.

5. Vandalism, damage, or needed repairs shall be reported to the COR.

Bid Item #8 - Weekly Tasks

1. Restroom floor shall be cleaned and disinfected.

2. Insects (such as flies and gnats) shall be kept under control. Contractor shall install and maintain pest strips.

3. Add provided wood chips to the interior bin (for visitor use).

4. Inspect compost pile in vault, remove any foreign objects.

5. Mix and level compost pile by spreading to all four corners of the vault with provided rake.

6. Check compost pile moisture and add provided water or bulking material as necessary.

7. Rotate upper tines on compost bin.

8. Notify BLM when the level of the pile approaches within 1-2 inches of the bottom access door and notify

BLM when water in cistern is less than 18".

1. Interior walls and ceiling, and interior and exterior of door shall be cleaned and disinfected.

D. Trash Removal. Description of Work: Furnish labor, equipment, supplies, and materials necessary to accomplish the Work described below for Bid Items #10.

Bid Item #10 - Per Visit Tasks

1. Garbage cans (i.e. trash receptacle) shall be emptied, liner replaced, and container kept clean.

Collected garbage shall be disposed of by an appropriate and legal method.

DI. Historical Building (Orson B. Adams House). Description of Work: Furnish labor, equipment, supplies, and materials necessary to accomplish the Work described below for Bid Items #11, and #12.

Bid Item #11 – Per Visit Tasks

1. Laminate wood floor shall be dry swept.

2. Window sills shall be dusted.

3. Cob- and spider webs shall be removed from all surfaces.

Bid Item #12 - Monthly Tasks

1. Laminated wood floor shall be wet mopped.

2. Bird excrement shall be removed from walls.

3. Windows shall be washed.

F. Work Frequency: Work frequency is site specific. See the Work Schedules for days and frequency of required per site visit tasks, weekly tasks, and monthly tasks. If options years are exercised, revised schedules may be provided to the Contractor using unit pricing. The contract modification process will be used to make additions or deletions to work frequency in the base year or option years.

E. Contractor’s Work Schedule: At the Pre-Work Meeting, the Contractor shall provide to the COR a written work schedule listing: (1) the approximate times of all scheduled Work under the contract, and

(2) the names of people that will be working at each work site. Updated schedules shall be provided to the COR, for pre-approval, in the event that dates, times, or personnel change from those originally approved.

1.2 SUBMITTALS

Bid Item #9 - Monthly Tasks

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A. Submit product specifications and Safety Data Sheets (SDS) for all products proposed for use to the

COR at the Pre-Work Meeting.

1.3 QUALITY ASSURANCE

A. Performance Standards: The work shall comply with the following performance standards:

1. Surfaces: All surfaces, including toilet seat and riser, floor, walls, door, ledges, and ceiling shall be kept clean of any foreign matter, spills, stains, marks, or residue of any nature and present an overall appearance of cleanliness. No standing water shall remain on floor.

2. Trash: Trash receptacle shall be near empty at time of inspection.

3. Toilet Tissue: Tissue dispenser shall be full at time of inspection (some partial rolls are acceptable).

4. Pest Control: No visible evidence of pest problems (that can be controlled by pest strip). Pest strip is in functioning condition.

5. Dry Sweeping: Surfaces shall be kept clean of any foreign matter, spills, stains, marks, or residue of any nature and present an overall appearance of cleanliness. No standing water shall remain on floor.

6. Dusting: Windowsills shall be kept clean of dust. Windowsills and ceiling shall be kept clean of cob-and spider webs.

7. Wet Mopping: Surfaces shall be kept clean of any foreign matter, spills, stains, marks, or residue of any nature and present an overall appearance of cleanliness. No standing water shall remain on floor.

8. Window Washing: Window glass shall be washed inside and outside and shall be clean of any foreign matter, spills, stains, marks, or residue of any nature and present an overall appearance of cleanliness.

B. Frequency: The work shall be performed at the frequency as specified in 1.1 F.

C. Inspections: The work will be inspected as stated in 3.2. Deficient work will be corrected as stated in

3.3.

1.4 SITE CONDITIONS

A. Access to the Work: Work sites can be accessed by two-wheel drive, low clearance vehicles, except Gooseberry Trailhead, White Trailhead, Water Canyon Trailhead, and Eagle Crags Trailhead may require a high clearance vehicle. Sand Mountain Trailhead will require a high clearance vehicle with 4-wheel drive. All unpaved roads may be inaccessible during or after rain/snow. If a work site cannot be accessed due to weather, the Contractor shall call the COR to report conditions. Road conditions are as follows:

1. Anasazi Valley Trailhead: Unpaved access road is approximately 1,970 feet in length. Unpaved road is smooth, but can be rutted after rain.

2. Baker Dam Recreation Area: Unpaved access road is approximately 370 feet in length. Unpaved road is surfaced and smooth.

3. Bearclaw Poppy Trailhead: Unpaved access road is approximately 500 feet in length. Unpaved road is surfaced and smooth.

4. Cottonwood Trailhead: Freeway underpass limits vehicles to 12 feet in height by 12 feet in width.

Unpaved access road is approximately 920 feet in length. Unpaved road can be rough and rutted.

5. Eagle Crags Trailhead: Unpaved access road is approximately 1.6 miles in length. Unpaved road is rough and can be rutted.

6. Gooseberry Trailhead: Unpaved access road is approximately 6.5 miles in length. Unpaved road is rough and can be rutted.

7. Jem Trailhead: Unpaved access road is approximately 0.25 miles in length. Unpaved road is rough.

8. Lambs Knoll Climbing Site: Unpaved access road is approximately 0.15 feet in length. Unpaved road is surfaced and smooth.

9. Orson B. Adams House: Paved road within Red Cliffs Recreation Area.

10. Red Cliffs Recreation Area: Paved road. Freeway underpass limits vehicles to 12 feet in height by 12

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11. Red Mountain Trailhead: Unpaved access road is approximately 530 feet in length. Unpaved road is surfaced and smooth.

12. Sand Mountain OHV Area: Unpaved access road is approximately 3.75 miles in length. Unpaved road is deep sand and requires a high clearance, 4-wheel drive vehicle.

13. Sheep Bridge Trailhead: Unpaved access road is approximately 2 miles in length. Unpaved road is rough.

14. Virgin Dam Trailhead: Unpaved access road is approximately 3.4 miles in length. Unpaved road is rough.

15. Virgin Falls Recreation Site: Unpaved access road is approximately 1 mile in length. Unpaved road is rough and narrow.

16. Water Canyon Trailhead: Unpaved access road is approximately 1.8 miles in length. Unpaved road is rough, sandy, and narrow.

17. White Reef Trailhead: Freeway underpass limits vehicles to 12 feet in height by 12 feet in width.

Unpaved access road is approximately 840 feet in length. Unpaved road is surfaced and smooth.

18. White Trailhead: White Trailhead is approximately 1.3 miles west of Gooseberry Trailhead on an unpaved rough and rutted road.

B. Hours of Work: Work shall be scheduled so that it is accomplished during daylight hours.

C. Restrooms without Utilities (all vault toilets): Each restroom consists of a single vault toilet and one or more (2-3 roll) toilet tissue dispensers, except the Baker Dam Recreation Area restroom has two vault toilets. Each restroom has two windows. Restrooms do not have mirrors, paper towel dispensers, hand dryers, or other amenities. Waste is contained within a below ground vault (pumping of vault is not included in this contract). No utilities are available at any of the work sites.

D. Restrooms with Utilities (Bearclaw Poppy Trailhead): Each restroom consists of a single flush toilet, one sink, one (2-roll) toilet tissue dispenser, one hand dryer, one soap dispenser. Restrooms do have lights, but no windows. Two stainless steel drinking fountains are mounted to the exterior of the building. Water, power, and sewer are available at the work site.

E. Restrooms with Composting Toilet without Utilities (Sand Mountain OHV Area): The restroom consists of a single composting toilet, two (8-roll) toilet tissue dispensers, and a bin for wood chips. Restrooms do not have mirrors, paper towel dispensers, hand dryers, or other amenities. Waste (compost) is contained within a basement storage area. Power and sewer are not available at the work site. A limited water supply with is stored in the basement.

F. Trash Removal: The Anasazi Valley, Cottonwood, Lambs Knoll, Red Mountain, Sheep Bridge, Water Canyon, and Pipeline Trailheads each have one 33-gallon garbage cans adjacent to the restrooms.

G. Historical Building (Orson B. Adams House): The building is approximately 490 square feet with wood laminate flooring and wood windowsills and framing. No furniture or other amenities obstruct the floors or window interiors.

H. Wildlife: All facilities are subject to wildlife visitation including, but not limited to, birds, rodents, retiles, snakes, spiders, and insects.

I. Security:

1. Restrooms are not locked unless conditions warrant limiting public access. The Contractor will be given keys to lock restrooms in the event of a necessary closure (safety hazard, etc.). Keys shall not be copied and shall be assigned to personnel. Contractor shall return keys at end of the contract.

2. Any articles or items of apparent value found by the Contractor at the work site shall be immediately turned over to a BLM Law Enforcement Officer, or the BLM Representative at the Public Information

Center. Any articles of a suspicious nature, or persons conducting themselves in

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Sheriff (435) 634-5730.

PART 2: PRODUCTS

2.1 GENERAL

A. Unless otherwise specified in the Contract Documents, standard commercial grade products, supplies, equipment, paper goods, and restroom supplies, of types and sizes to fit existing agency provided dispensers must be provided by the Contractor. These items are subject to inspection and approval by the

COR. The Contractor may not use alternative restroom product dispensers in lieu of those already in place without the approval of the COR. The COR may require the Contractor to submit, for approval, a list of proposed products and/or actual product samples of the supplies and equipment the Contractor intends to use.

2.2 CLEANING MATERIALS

A. All cleaning materials used must be of a type that will not have an immediate or extended detrimental effect on any of the surfaces being cleaned.

B. Water, detergent, and appropriate disinfectant shall be used for all janitorial services.

C. The Contractor shall provide to the COR evidence that copies of all SDS (relating to all the chemicals and cleaning agents that are to be used in the performance of this contract) are available to their employees. During the course of the contract, SDS for newly acquired products, not identified at Award, shall also be made available. At the Pre-Work Meeting, the Contractor shall provide to the COR copies of all SDS.

D. In the performance of this contract, the contractor shall make maximum use of bio-based products that are United States Department of Agriculture-designated items and products containing recovered materials that are EPA-designated items unless—

1. The product cannot be acquired—

(i) Competitively within a time frame providing for compliance with the contract performance schedule;

(ii) Meeting contract performance requirements; or

(iii) At a reasonable price.

Information about this requirement and these products is available at https://www.biopreferred.gov/BioPreferred/.

PART 3: EXECUTION

3.1 MEETINGS

A. Pre-Work Meeting: Will be held prior to the start of the work and can be completed by teleconference.

The Contractor will be notified in advance of the meeting time, date, and place. The purpose will be to review required work, schedules, payroll, and payments, and administrative provisions of the Contract.

1. Be prepared to summarize and explain procedures planned for the project and present the submittals and other information requested.

https://www.biopreferred.gov/BioPreferred/

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3.2 INSPECTIONS

A. The work will be inspected randomly by the COR on the day of a scheduled cleaning and as soon as possible after the estimated completion time (as set forth in the Contractor’s Work Schedule).

3.3 DEFICIENT WORK

A. If one or more of the services are not completed in compliance with the contract requirements (non-performed or unsatisfactorily performed) the Contractor shall be subject to payment reductions. If the work is of unacceptable quality, the Government will have the choice of either requiring the Contractor to re-perform the work or let it go until the next scheduled occurrence.

PART 4: EVALUATION

4.1 EVALUATION GUIDELINES

A. Evaluation Process: The “best value tradeoff process” will be utilized in this procurement for the evaluation of offers and the selection of the successful offeror. This process permits tradeoffs among cost or price and non-cost (technical) factors and allows the Government to accept other than the lowest priced proposal or other than the highest technically rated Offer. The Government will select the proposal that represents the best value based on the evaluation of both price and technical factors as specified.

B. Technical evaluation factors are listed in order of importance; however, when these technical factors are combined they are approximately equal to cost or price.

C. Evaluation Procedures: Each member of the Technical Evaluation Panel (TEP), as well as any nonvoting functional area Government experts, will be required to sign a Certificate of Non-Disclosure and a

Statement of Conflict of Interest, prior to gaining access to any vendor’s proposal information. Proposals shall initially be evaluated against the standards set forth herein and in the solicitation, without regard for the relative strengths and weaknesses of competing proposals. Care will be taken to ensure that evaluations accurately reflect the evaluator’s assessment of each offer as measured solely against the established standards.

D. Evaluation Steps: Each member will independently review, score and rank each of the technical proposals. The evaluators will take notes during the review and prepare a worksheet outlining the strengths, weaknesses and deficiencies of each firm, with a justification for the ratings. Telephone contact will be made with as many past performance references as practicable for each offeror. Offerors who have no demonstrable history of past performance will receive a neutral score in the Past

Performance category, neither enhancing nor detracting from the offeror’s overall technical score.

E. When individual scoring is complete, each evaluator’s technical rating will be matrixed with the intent of reaching a consensus on each firm. Strengths, weaknesses and deficiencies of each offeror will be discussed, as well as responses from past performance references. The relative technical ranking of each offeror will be analyzed, and evaluator differences of opinion will be discussed in detail. After technical ranking has been completed, a listing of the rankings will be provided to the Contracting Officer. Pricing proposals will then be made available to the TEP.

F. Pricing will not be scored. Pricing proposals will be evaluated by the TEP. Tradeoffs are then made by considering the technical proposal strengths and the prices offered in each pricing proposal. By applying best business judgment, using a comparative examination of the technical attributes of each offeror and the associated price proposal, a new ranking of will be presented to the Contracting Officer with a recommendation to award without discussion or to establish a competitive range and initiate discussions.

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G. Final award determination will be based upon which proposal best represents the best value to the

Government considering the ranking of technical attributes and justifying the applicable price ranking, not necessarily the lowest price.

The following numerical scale will be used in assigning ratings to each of the Technical Factors.

90-100 pts. Outstanding: Very comprehensive, in depth detailed response. Proposal consistently meets the standard criteria with no omissions. Required submissions are high quality and outstanding performance can be expected.

80-89 pts. Excellent: Detailed responses to all criteria, with minor areas that are inconsistent with certain criteria requirements. High quality performance is likely but not assured due to minor omissions or areas where less than excellent performance might be expected.

70-79 pts. Good: No major deficiencies in responses to criteria. Better than acceptable performance can be expected, but in some significant criteria areas responses lack full detail and contain spottiness that might impact performance.

60-69 pts. Fair: Responses generally meet criteria requirements. There is no expectation of better than acceptable performance; deficiencies are confined to criteria areas where requirements would provide a minor impact on performance that can be corrected during the negotiation process.

50-59 pts. Poor: Total rating is less than half of Good to Excellent. Responses fail to meet one or more requirements for each criterion; deficiencies exist in significant criteria areas that will impact performance.

49 or less Unsatisfactory: Serious deficiencies exist in all criteria areas. The proposal cannot be expected to meet minimum criteria requirements without major revisions.

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Orson B. Adams House

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Red Mountain, Anasazi Valley

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Baker Dam Recreation Area

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Bearclaw Poppy

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Cottonwood, Sheep Bridge, White Reef

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Eagle Crags, Virgin Falls

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Gooseberry, Lambs Knoll, White, Water Canyon

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Jem, Sand Mountain, Virgin Dam

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Red Cliffs Recreation Area

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