TE 5 MH Estimated Workload and Additional Tasks.pdf
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This is a Technical Exhibit documenting the estimated workload and additional tasks for an Unaccompanied Furnishings Movers & Handlers contract at Fort Bliss. The Contractor is required to move approximately 100 pieces of furniture daily, with a monthly workload of approximately 2,000 pieces and an annual workload of 25,000 pieces. The Contractor must also conduct annual inventories for approximately 44,000 pieces of furniture per year and handle loading and unloading of furniture and equipment weighing up to 200 pounds. Work locations include Main Fort Bliss, East Fort Bliss, McGregor Range, Oro Grande, and Dona Ana Base Camps.
The Contractor is responsible for all damages caused by contract employees to Government property and FMO warehouses. Core responsibilities include delivery, setup, pickup, assembly, and disassembly of furniture at various locations as directed by the Contracting Officer Representative (COR) or Alternate COR (ACOR). The Contractor must disassemble all items to ensure safe movement and delivery, securing all nuts, bolts, screws, small hardware, and fasteners in durable containers attached to the items from which they were removed. Additional duties include preparing facilities for renovation by removing or installing furniture, returning undelivered items to the warehouse at trip completion, performing light dusting and cleaning of furniture and appliances before customer delivery, and assembling or disassembling University of Houston (UH) property as needed.
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Unaccompanied Furnishings Movers & Handlers Technical Exhibit #5
Estimated Workload and Additional Tasks
The Contractor shall move approximately 100 pieces of furniture daily. Workload per month is approximately 2,000 pieces with the projected annual workload of 25,000 pieces of furniture. The Contractor shall conduct annual inventories for approximately 44,000 pieces of furniture per year. Contractor shall require loading and unloading of furniture and equipment weighing up to 200 pounds.
The Contractor shall be responsible for any damages caused by the contract employees to Government property and to the FMO warehouses. The Contractor shall deliver, setup and pick-up to include assembly and disassembly of furniture at various locations throughout Main Fort Bliss, East Fort Bliss, McGregor Range, Oro Grande, and Dona Ana Base Camps. The Contractor shall assemble furniture and place in the rooms as directed by COR or ACOR.
The Contractor may be required to remove or install all furniture in order to prepare a facility for renovation or furnish a new/renovated facility(s). Furniture and appliances not delivered will be returned to the warehouse at trip completions. Furniture shall be picked up and delivered by the Contractor as directed by the COR or ACOR. The Contractor shall disassemble all required items to ensure safe movement and delivery at destination. All nuts, bolts, screws, small hardware and other fasteners removed from furniture and appliances by the Contractor shall be placed in a bag, or similar durable container, and securely attached to the items from which removed. The Contractor shall be required to assemble and disassemble UH property as needed to include light dusting and cleaning of furniture and appliances before delivery to customer.
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