WVA_MATOC_Q&A_Posted_2-13-19.pdf

Question Number Document Document Reference Questions/Comments Answer/Response Date Received Date Posted 1 Solicitation Section L.4.1 Solicitation Section L.4.1 states that, for the Past Performance Factor, “The contracts provided (up to two (2)) can be any combination of minor or major construction projects as identified in L.4.1.2.” Section L.4.1.2 “Relevant Past Performance will consider the extent to which the submitted contract efforts are relevant to the statement of work paragraph 4.1 work areas and are comparable in scope and magnitude of effort and complexity to the following statement of work requirements:

i. minor construction projects for either Government or U.S. non‐residential buildings with a contract value between $50,000 to $100,000; or

ii. major construction projects for either Government or U.S. non‐residential buildings with a contract value greater than $100,000.

Our question is whether the Government’s evaluation of this factor will (a) consider proposals demonstrating recent and relevant past performance for BOTH minor and major construction projects more favorably than proposals presenting past performance for just 2 minor construction projects or 2 major construction projects.

Offerors can submit any combination of recent and relevant contracts (up to two) that fit the criteria listed at L.4.1(i) and (ii). Any combination of relevant past performance regardless of size will be evaluated the same.

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2 Solicitation Section L.4.1 The 2nd paragraph of Section L.4.1 of the Solicitation discusses use of broad ordering instruments (e.g., IDIQ contracts, basic ordering agreements, etc.) for past performance.

IT would be greatly appreciated if you could clarify whether the Government will allow use of a broad ordering instrument with multiple task orders performed under it as a single “contract” for the purpose of evaluating past performance for the Solicitation.

The Government will not allow use of a broad ordering instrument with multiple task orders performed under it as a single contract. However, the offeror can provide a task order (which equates to 1 contract) that references the scope in the broader instrument. The offeror may supply the scope from the broader instrument with his task order for evaluation purposes.

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3 Solicitation N/A I see an advertisement out for construction at the Watervliet Arsenal in New York. Would you be able to tell me if there is a specific bid opportunity for asphalt paving (Division 32) and if so could you provide the full request for proposals?

This is a solicitation for a Multiple Award Task Order Contract (MATOC) that will compete varoius Task Orders for vaious construction opportunites at Watervliet Arsenal. The entire solicitation can be found at https://www.fbo.gov/index.php?s=opportunity&mode=form&i d=2bde10eae6e2a15cef2706f8c7a48200&tab=core&_cview=1

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4 Solicitation N/A I was looking into the above referenced solicitation on the FedBizOpps webpage but noticed there is not a tab for interested vendors. Do you know if this is something that will be updated/added soon?

The Government will not be releasing the interested vendor information for this solicitation. All vendors will be evaluated in accordance with sections L & M of the Solicitation.

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5 Solicitation Section L.5.1 In Section L5.1 you are referencing Fill‐ins for Sections A through K, I reviewed the SF1442 and those sections are not on there, are these additional attachments and if so can they be uploaded to the FBO site so we can get access to them.

Section L.5.1 has been amended as well as the the corresponding section in Attachment 0003.

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6 Solicitation Section L.4.1 Section L.4.1 states that the contracts provided can be any combination of minor or major construction projects. Further section L.4.1.2 states that major construction projects with a contract value greater than $100,000.

Could you please clarify if the major construction projects should be under $1 million or $5 million.

Major construction projects are defined in L.4.1.2 as any construction project over $100,000.00.

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