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This is a Sources Sought Response Form for electrical contractors and other wiring installation contractors (NAICS Code 238210) interested in competing for a federal contract opportunity involving airfield lighting construction and related infrastructure work.
The form requires interested firms to provide company registration information including name, SAM address, CAGE Code, and Unique Entity ID, along with socio-economic status designations such as small business, disadvantaged business, HUB Zone, woman-owned, or service-disabled veteran-owned status. Respondents must answer five detailed technical qualification questions, each requiring "yes" answers only if the company has fully self-performed the work or met the 50% subcontracting limitation requirements under FAR 52.219-14. The qualification requirements include: (1) experience performing airport work with control towers while maintaining active airfield operations; (2) at least five major airfield lighting projects within the last ten years covering runway/taxiway edge lighting, in-pavement lighting, approach lighting, electrical distribution cabling, and lighting controls; (3) experience installing new electrical vaults with constant current regulators; (4) licensed electricians certified in medium voltage splicing; and (5) experience installing aircraft-rated airfield pavements (concrete, asphalt, or both). Respondents may answer on behalf of electrical or paving subcontractors, provided they specify the subcontractor's name and business size. All responses require detailed project documentation, complete form submission, SAM registration confirmation under the applicable NAICS code, and a signed certification acknowledging that incomplete answers or missing documentation may result in exclusion from the government's determination regarding set-aside solicitation eligibility under FAR Part 19.
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SOURCES SOUGHT RESPONSE FORM
NAICS Code: 238210 – Electrical Contractors and Other Wiring Installation Contractors
Interested firms please respond with this information form and the following requested information. Please complete all sections of the document.
Company Information
Company Name:
Company Address as registered in System for Award Management (SAM):
CAGE Code:
Unique Entity ID:
Socio-economic status for the listed NAICS code - please check all that apply:
( ) Large business ( ) Small business
( ) Small disadvantaged business ( ) 8(a) program participant
( ) HUB Zone business ( ) Woman-Owned business
( ) Service-Disabled Veteran-Owned Small Business (SDVOSB)
Please answer the following questions as yes only if your company fully self-performed or at least met the Limitations on Subcontracting requirements from FAR 52.219-14 Deviation 2021-O0008 (For services contracts, the prime contractor cannot pay more than 50% of the contract amount to subcontractors that are not similarly situated entities).
If answering yes, you must provide sufficient evidence of specific similar experience, both recent and relevant, and in similar or greater scope to a large scale Commercial or Military Airfield Lighting project.
1. Do you or your electrical subcontractor have experience performing work at airports with control towers requiring construction phasing to maintain an active airfield? If answering on behalf of your electrical subcontractor, include the name of their business and if they are a small or large business.
2. Have you or your electrical subcontractor worked on at least 5 major airfield lighting projects in the last 10 years consisting of at least some and preferably all of the list of project attributes below?
Include project details for all projects claimed as experience.
If answering on behalf of your electrical subcontractor, include the name of their business and if they are a small or large business.
a. Runway or taxiway edge lighting and signage
b. In-pavement airfield lighting
c. Runway approach lighting
d. Airfield electrical distribution cabling
e. Airfield lighting controls and control wiring
3. Do you or your electrical subcontractor have experience installing a new electrical vault with constant current regulators? If answering on behalf of your electrical subcontractor, include the name of their business and if they are a small or large business.
4. Are the licensed Journeyman or Master Electricians working for you or your electrical subcontractor also certified in medium voltage splicing? If answering on behalf of your electrical subcontractor, include the name of their business and if they are a small or large business.
5. Do you or your paving subcontractor have experience installing airfield pavements designed and rated for aircraft traffic? Include project details and whether the project(s) included aircraft rated concrete, asphalt, or both. If answering on behalf of your paving subcontractor, include the name of their business and if they are a small or large business.
By responding to the Sources Sought Notice, I confirm that my firm is registered in the System for Award Management (SAM) https://www.sam.gov/ with the socio-economic status identified above and the NAICS code specified in the sources sought notice; or that my firm qualifies and registration under the applicable NAICS code is in process.
Certification:
I understand that incomplete answers in sections or my failure to provide required documentation or failure to sign this certification may remove my firm from the Government’s determination of whether to solicit the referenced project on a set-aside basis in accordance with Part 19 of the Federal Acquisition Regulation.
Name:
Title:
Signature:
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