B.08.01_20R0025 amendment 1.pdf

AMENDMENT OF SOLICITATION/MODIFICATION OF CONTRACT

Except as provided herein, all terms and conditions of the document referenced in Item 9A or 10A, as heretofore changed, remains unchanged and in full force and effect.

15A. NAME AND TITLE OF SIGNER (Type or print)

30-105-04EXCEPTION TO SF 30

APPROVED BY OIRM 11-84

STANDARD FORM 30 (Rev. 10-83) Prescribed by GSA

FAR (48 CFR) 53.243

The solicitation is amended to:

1. Add Questions and Answ ers from the site visit and other inquiry.

2. To increase the quantities on the seed task order. This increase does not adjust the quantities on the base SATOC.

3. To make clear that the $10,000 minimum amount w ill be for each year of the contract. Therefore, if the contract is fully exercised then the minimum amount w ill be for $50,000. This is for the base year plus the four option periods.

4. To request that, on the base SATOC bid table w ith any quantities listed as “zero” to be price w ith the quantity of one (1) for fair evaluation proposes.

1. CONTRACT ID CODE PAGE OF PAGES

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16A. NAME AND TITLE OF CONTRACTING OFFICER (Type or print)

16C. DATE SIGNED

BY

16B. UNITED STATES OF AMERICA15C. DATE SIGNED15B. CONTRACTOR/OFFEROR

(Signature of Contracting Officer)(Signature of person authorized to sign)

8. NAME AND ADDRESS OF CONTRACTOR (No., Street , County, State and Zip Code) X W9126G20R0025

X 9B. DATED (SEE ITEM 11)

26-Jun-2020

10B. DATED (SEE ITEM 13)

9A. AMENDMENT OF SOLICITATION NO.

11. THIS ITEM ONLY APPLIES TO AMENDMENTS OF SOLICITATIONS

X The above numbered solicitation is amended as set forth in Item 14. The hour and date specified for receipt of Offer is extended, X is not extended.

Offer must acknowledge receipt of this amendment prior to the hour and date specified in the solicitation or as amended by one of the following methods:

(a) By completing Items 8 and 15, and returning 1 copies of the amendment; (b) By acknowledging receipt of this amendment on each copy of the offer submitted;

or (c) By separate letter or telegram which includes a reference to the solicitation and amendment numbers. FAILURE OF YOUR ACKNOWLEDGMENT TO BE RECEIVED AT THE PLACE DESIGNATED FOR THE RECEIPT OF OFFERS PRIOR TO THE HOUR AND DATE SPECIFIED MAY RESULT IN

REJECTION OF YOUR OFFER. If by virtue of this amendment you desire to change an offer already submitted, such change may be made by telegram or letter, provided each telegram or letter makes reference to the solicitation and this amendment, and is received prior to the opening hour and date specified.

12. ACCOUNTING AND APPROPRIATION DATA (If required)

13. THIS ITEM APPLIES ONLY TO MODIFICATIONS OF CONTRACTS/ORDERS.

IT MODIFIES THE CONTRACT/ORDER NO. AS DESCRIBED IN ITEM 14.

A. THIS CHANGE ORDER IS ISSUED PURSUANT TO: (Specify authority) THE CHANGES SET FORTH IN ITEM 14 ARE MADE IN THE

CONTRACT ORDER NO. IN ITEM 10A.

B. THE ABOVE NUMBERED CONTRACT/ORDER IS MODIFIED TO REFLECT THE ADMINISTRATIVE CHANGES (such as changes in paying office, appropriation date, etc.) SET FORTH IN ITEM 14, PURSUANT TO THE AUTHORITY OF FAR 43.103(B).

C. THIS SUPPLEMENTAL AGREEMENT IS ENTERED INTO PURSUANT TO AUTHORITY OF:

D. OTHER (Specify type of modification and authority)

E. IMPORTANT: Contractor is not, is required to sign this document and return copies to the issuing office.

14. DESCRIPTION OF AMENDMENT/MODIFICATION (Organized by UCF section headings, including solicitation/contract subject matter where feasible.)

10A. MOD. OF CONTRACT/ORDER NO.

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2. AMENDMENT/MODIFICATION NO. 5. PROJECT NO.(If applicable)

6. ISSUED BY

3. EFFECTIVE DATE

20-Jul-2020

CODE

US ARMY CORPS OF ENGINEERS FORT WORTH

819 TAYLOR ST, CT OFC RM 2A17

FORT WORTH TX 76102-0300

W9126G 7. ADMINISTERED BY (If other than item 6)

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SECTION SF 30 BLOCK 14 CONTINUATION PAGE

SECTION SF30 - CONTINUATION PAGE

SUMMARY OF CHANGES

SECTION 00 11 00 - STANDARD FORM (SF) 1442 AND CLIN SCHEDULE

The required response date/time has changed from 24-Jul-2020 10:00 AM to 27-Jul-2020 10:00 AM.

The following have been modified:

ADDENDUM

1) The Period of Performance will be determined on a task order basis.

2) The requirement for Payment and Performance Bonds will be determined on a Task Order basis.

3) The Sample Project Price Breakout Schedule to be issued with base SATOC is for evaluation purposes only and will not result in a task order award.

4) The SATOC bid table requires a price for all actions for evaluation. For any zero quantity items, please use a quantity of one (1) for price evaluation.

AWARDING TASK ORDERS

This is an Indefinite Delivery, Indefinite Quantity type Contract (IDIQ) contract utilizing Firm-Fixed-Price task orders in accordance with FAR Subpart 16.5 for Design-Bid-Build, Construction, and Incidental Service Projects associated with the Piney Woods North Region. This is a Single Award Task Order Contract (SATOC) Umbrella contract. The prices will be fixed based on quantities and unit prices set in the Bid Table. This contract is set aside Small Business Contractors.

The total combined contract capacity under the umbrella contract is valued at $10,000,000 over a one year base period from the date of award to include four option years. Exercising the option years will not increase the available capacity. Awards will be made as Firm-Fixed-Price Task Orders during the period of performance.

The minimum guarantee is $10,000 in services per contract for the base period. The $10,000 minimum amount will be for each year of the contract. If the contract is fully exercised then the minimum amount will be for $50,000.

This is for the base year plus the four option periods.

For the base period only, the Government hereby obligates itself to obtain no less than Ten Thousand and No/100 Dollars ($10,000.00) in services, chargeable to the following appropriation:

096 NA X 3123 0000 3123-20/XX-2455 M2270601 20B8C5

PERFORMANCE AND PAYMENT BONDS ARE ONLY APPLICABLE TO THE EXTENT INDICATED ON

INDIVIDUAL TASK ORDERS.

In general, Task Orders will typically be awarded on a Firm-Fixed-Price basis, using the Bid Table set at the SATOC Umbrella contract. The designs for the requirement will come from the Government on the Task Order, in which the Contractor will be able to make recommendations and adjustments through value engineering.

SCOPE

This work consists of construction design-bid-build as well as items incidental to the completion of the construction.

The scope includes new building construction, building or building systems renovation, structural repairs, site work, paving, and civil works (flood damage reduction, such as channel improvements, bank stabilization, levees and floodwalls). Activities incidental to the construction such as building/facilities demolition and debris removal, utility installation/replacement, equipment upgrades, landscaping, geotechnical work, security systems, and abatement of materials of environmental concern (e.g. materials containing lead, asbestos, PCBs or HTRW).

SECTION SF30 - CONTINUATION PAGE

The following have been added by full text:

QUESTIONS AND ANSWER

North Maintenance IDIQ Contract Site Visit Questions

1) Will unit prices include profit, bond, overhead, etc?

a. Yes, all expenses included with the unit prices.

2) What about escalation of price for concrete or asphalt?

a. Include in your price for the 5 year period the best you can

3) Will the pickup location for materials always be at Wright Patman?

a. Not necessarily. It will depend on each project. It will be somewhere near each project site.

4) Is the $10k minimum on the task order only on the base year?

a. Every exercise of options triggers the minimum for each year.

5) Is the $10k minimum only for one location?

a. Minimum could be made up of multiple locations.

6) Is there an average task order price?

a. Not really. There is work from typical operating budgets, but work will also be driven by budget packages that are above and beyond the typical operating budget. Hard to set an average price.

7) Is the estimated quantities per year listed in the contract a guide of work to be done?

a. Not really. These are just estimates of what was thought to might happen. Things can change from those numbers.

8) Is the contract complete when the $10 million is used up?

a. If at the end of the contract a big project came up, the contract could be modified to increase the amount. Basis of contract is $2 million per year.

9) How big of a deal is the construction waste plan?

a. Looking at basically being as “green” as possible. We will be sticking with industry standards.

10) Assuming large projects, how much design would be required by the contractor?

a. This would fall into one of the negotiated line items. Negotiated line items are in the contract for anything that does not specifically fall into a specific line item.

11) Question about specs for electric line in conduit?

a. Follow line item. If work being requested there is not specifically covered, the work will have to be done under a negotiated line item.

12) Are we following the National Electric Code and other industry standard codes?

a. Yes

13) Is the government providing supplies for the plumbing portion?

a. Look at each line item in the contract to see what materials are provided by the government and what will be provided by the contractor.

14) Can the use of the Project Office compounds be used for storage of materials?

a. Generally no. Contractors can use other areas of the lake, but the government does not ensure the security of storage locations.

15) How does R-Rap bags work?

a. Pre-filled bags with a concrete mix that are 80 pound bags.

16) Will the contractor have to water the R-Rap bags?

a. Line item task says to thoroughly soak the bags.

17) Are most locations reachable by automobile?

a. Yes. Some of the natural resource areas may be a little more remote though.

18) Will work at Cooper be required in the Texas Parks and Wildlife state parks?

a. This contract will not cover park work. The exception to this is shoreline erosion control within the parks is a Corps mission, so that type of work might be done.

19) Required to have an individual, dedicated safety person for each order?

a. Workers can wear multiple hats

20) Will RMS be used for this contract?

a. Yes

21) Will an overarching accident plan (or any other required plan for the contract) for the entire contract be sufficient?

a. Yes. If there are any nuances for a specific task, it will be addressed at that time.

22) Can the site supervisor be the safety officer?

a. Supervisor can have no other duties.

23) Does there have to be a dedicated quality control person?

a. Can be dual hatted with other duties

24) Can there be one supervisor for multiple locations?

a. Depends on the complexity of the project.

25) Will progress payments be allowed?

a. Yes. On an individual task order basis

26) Is there a need for security bond for proposal?

a. Individual task orders will have bonds.

27) What are the liquidated damages for the contract?

a. $241 per day on the task orders

28) Is certified cost pricing required since it is listed on the Checklist for offerors?

a. Not needed for proposal. On checklist in case needed later.

29) What will the start date of the contract be?

a. First task order will go out with the award of the base contract. Work will start once all submittals are received and approved and a Notice to Proceed is issued.

Estimating mid-August for base award.

30) Who will be responsible for construction testing?

a. Provided by the contractor.

31) Are these new specs?

a. Efforts were made through multiple checks to ensure as up to date specs as possible.

32) Where will the COR be located?

a. The COR will be located in the field.

33) Can the bid forms be provided in an Excel spreadsheet format?

a. Will try to upload to beta.sam if data standards allow

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Seed Task Order

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Section 1-Campsite Maintenance U/M Unit Price

Quantit y

Price

A001 IMPACT PAD MATERIAL SF 0

A002 CONCRETE WHEEL STOPS EA 0

A003 TIMBER DELINIATORS, ONE TIER LF 0

A004 TIMBER DELINIATORS,TWO TIER LF 0

A005 TIMBER DELINIATORS, THREE TIER LF 0

A006 TIMBER DELINIATORS, FOUR TIER LF 0

A007 TIMBER DELINIATORS, FIVE TIER LF 0

A008 UPRIGHT AND PEDASTAL GRILL INSTALLATION EA 0

A009 FIRE RING AND GROUND MOUNTED COOKER INSTALLATION EA 0

A010 LANTER HANGER POST INSTALLION EA 0

A011 REPLACE/INSTALL VINYL COATED OR ALUMINIUM PICNIC TABLES EA 0

A012 REPLACE/INSTALL PARK BENCHES EA 0

A013 RETAINER WALL BLOCK INSTALLATION ONE LF 0

A014 RETAINER WALL BLOCK INSTALLATION TWO LF 0

A015 RETAINER WALL BLOCK INSTALLATION THREE LF 0

A016 RETAINER WALL BLOCK INSTALLATION FOUR LF 0

A017 RETAINER WALL BLOCK INSTALLATION FIVE LF 0

A018 RIP RAP BAG INSTALLATION ONE LF 0

A019 RIP RAP BAG INSTALLATION TWO LF 0

A020 RIP RAP BAG INSTALLATION THREE LF 0

A021 RIP RAP BAG INSTALLATION FOUR LF 0

A022 RIP RAP BAG INSTALLATION FIVE LF 0

A023 RIP RAP BAG INSTALLATION SIX LF 0

A024 RIP RAP BAG INSTALLATION SEVEN LF 0

A025 RIP RAP BAG INSTALLATION EIGHT LF 0

A026 OTHER CAMPSITE MAINTENANCE

Total Section 1

CLIN

Section 2-Carpentry and Painting U/M Unit Price

Quantit

A027 METAL PICNIC SHELTER INSTALLATION EA 0

A028 ROOFING REMOVAL (COMPOSITION AND R-PANEL) SF 8520

A029 ROOF SHEATHING SF 0

A030 TONGUE AND GROVE DECKING SF 0

A031 FASCIA BOARD LF 0

A032 COMPOSITION SHINGLE REPAIR/INSTALLATION SF 0

A033 R-PANEL REPAIR/INSTALLATION SF 8520

A034 WALL SHEATING SF 0

A035 SOFFIT SHEATHING SF 0

A036 WALL SIDING SF 0

A037 PLASTIC LAMINATE PANELS SF 0

A038 LAP OR "V" GROOVED SIDING SF 0

A039 BRICK AND SLUMP STONE MASONRY-REPAIR/INSTALLATION SF 0

A040 NATURAL STONE MASONRY-REPAIR/INSTALLATION SF 0

A041 TOILET PARTITION-SINGLE EA 0

A042 TOILET PARTITION-DOUBLE EA 0

A043 TOILET PARTITION-TRIPLE EA 0

A044 SHOWER PARTITION EA 0

A045 SHOWER/TOILET DOOR WITH PILASTER EA 0

A046 URINAL PARTITION EA 0

A047 PAINTING METAL PICNIC SHELTERS SF 0

A048 PAINTING WOOD-OIL BASED PAINT SF 0

A049 PAINTING WOOD-EXTERIOR LATEX PAINT SF 0

A050 PAINTING WOOD-SEALER/STAIN SF 0

A051 PAINTING WOOD-WATERPROOFING SF 0

A052 PAINTING MASONRY-BLOCK SEALER/FILLER SF 0

A053 PAINTING MASONRY-OIL BASED SF 0

A054 PAINTING MASONRY-EXTERIOR LATEX PAINT SF 0

A055 PAINTING METAL-OIL BASED PAINT SF 1523

A056 PAINTING METAL-EXTERIOR BASED PAINT SF 0

A057 LOG VENEER SIDING SF 0

A058 LOG SIDING SF 0

A059 OTHER CARPENTRY AND PAINTING

Total Section 2

Section 3-Paving, Road Maintenance and Site Work U/M Unit Price

Quantit

A060 TOP SOIL TN 0

A061 FILL MATERIAL TN 0

A062 SAND MATERIAL TN 0

A063 AGGREGATE ROAD BASE MATERIAL TN 130

A064 AGGREGATE ROAD BASE MATERIAL TN 0

A065 RIP RAP STONE 3"-5" TN 0

A066 RIP RAP STONE 6"-12" TN 0

A067 RIP RAP STONE 12"-18" TN 0

A068 POLYETHYLENE CULVERT REPLACEMENT 12" LF 20

A069 POLYETHYLENE CULVERT REPLACEMENT 18" LF 0

A070 POLYETHYLENE CULVERT REPLACEMENT 24" LF 65

A071 POLYETHYLENE CULVERT REPLACEMENT 36" LF 20

A072 POLYETHYLENE CULVERT REPLACEMENT 48" LF 0

A073 ROAD BORING-2" CASING LF 0

A074 ROAD BORING-4" CASING LF 122

A075 ROAD BORING-6" CASING LF 0

A076 ASPHALT PAVING AND PATCHING SY 0

A077 SCARFYING AND RESHAPING BASE COURSE SY 0

A078 BITUMINOUS TACK COAT SY 0

A079 BITUMINOUS PRIME COAT SY 0

A080 ASPHALT SEALING COATING SY 0

A081 SEALING JOINTS AND CRACKS LF 0

A082 PAINTING/MARKING TRAFFIC CONTROL LF 0

A083 4" CONCRETE SLAB SF 0

A084 4" CONTRETE SLAB WITH FOOTINGS SF 0

A085 6" CONCRETE SLAB SF 0

A086 6" CONCRETE SLAB WITH FOOTINGS SF 0

A087 CONCRETE CURB LF 0

A088 CONCRETE CURB, 24" CURB AND GUTTER LF 0

A089 ROAD SHOULDER MAINTENANCE LF 0

A090 PLAYGROUND MULCH REMOVAL AND DISPOSAL CY 0

A091 BARK CHIP SUPPLY/DELIVERY CY 0

A092 RUBBER MULCH SUPPLY/DELIVERY CY 0

A093 LIMESTONE ROAD BASE SF 0

A094 LAUNCH TYPE CONCRETE SF 0

A095 OTHER PAVING, ROAD MAINTENANCE, AND SITE WORK

Total Section 3

Section 4-Plumbing U/M Unit Price

Quantit

A096 WATER VALVE INSTALLATION 3/4"-2" EA 4

A097 WATER VALVE INSTALLATION 2 1/2"-4" EA 9

A098 WATER LINE INSTALLATION 3/4"-2" LF 35

A099 WATER LINE INSTALLATION 2 1/2"-4" LF 4821

A100 GRAVITY SEWER LINE INSTALLATION 4", LESS THAN 4' DEEP LF 0

A101 GRAVITY SEWER LINE INSTALLATION 4", 4.1' TO 10' DEEP LF 0

A102 GRAVITY SEWER LINE INSTALLATION 4", 10.1' TO 15' DEEP LF 0

A103 GRAVITY SEWER LINE INSTALLATION 6", LESS THAN 4' DEEP LF 0

A104 GRAVITY SEWER LINE INSTALLATION 6", 4.1' TO 10' DEEP LF 0

A105 GRAVITY SEWER LINE INSTALLATION 6", 10.1' TO 15' DEEP LF 0

A106 GRAVITY SEWER LINE INSTALLATION 8", LESS THAN 4' DEEP LF 0

A107 GRAVITY SEWER LINE INSTALLATION 8", 4.1' TO 10' DEEP LF 0

A108 GRAVITY SEWER LINE INSTALLATION 8", 10.1' TO 15' DEEP LF 0

A109 COMMODE REPLACEMENT, CHINA /WALL MOUNTED EA 0

A110 COMMODE REPLACEMENT, STAINLESS /WALL MOUNTED EA 0

A111 COMMODE REPLACEMENT, CHINA /FLOOR MOUNTED EA 0

A112 COMMODE REPLACEMENT, STAINLESS /FLOOR MOUNTED EA 0

A113 URINAL REPLACEMENT, CHINA /WALL MOUNTED EA 0

A114 URINAL REPLACEMENT, STAINLESS / WALL MOUNTED EA 0

A115 LAVATORY REPLACEMENT, CHINA /WALL HUNG EA 0

A116 LAVATORY REPLACEMENT, STAINLESS /WALL HUNG EA 0

A117 WATER HEATER REPLACEMENT-50 GALLON EA 0

A118 WATER HEATER REPLACEMENT-80 GALLON EA 0

A119 SELINOID VALVE REPLACEMENT EA 0

A120 PNEUMATIC VALVE REPLACEMENT EA 0

A121 FROST FREE WATER HYDRANT ON 4" X 6" POST EA 1

A122 OTHER PLUMBING

Total Section 4

Section 5-Civil Engineering Services U/M Unit Price

Quantit

A123 HAND OPERATED TOOLS HR 0

A124 DUMP TRUCK, TWENTY TON HR 0

A125 DUMP TRUCK, TWO AND ONE HALF TON HR 0

A126 MOTOR GRADER, TWELVE FOOT MOLDBOARD HR 0

A127 BULLDOZER, CRAWLER/TRACTOR TYPE, MINIMUM EIGHT FOOT BLADE HR 0

A128 BULLDOZER, CRAWLER/TRACTOR TYPE, MINIMUM SIX FOOT BLADE HR 40

A129 WATER TANK TRUCK HR 0

A130 SHEEP FOOT ROLLER/COMPACTOR HR 0

A131 ROLLER/COMPACTOR, PNEUMATIC-TIRED HR 0

A132 ROLLER/COMPACTOR, STEEL WHEELED HR 0

A133 FRONT END LOADER, RUBBER TIRED TYPE HR 0

A134 TRACTOR, RUBBER TIRED WITH BOX BLADE, AUGER, BUSH HOG ROTARTY

MOWER, SIDE BOOM BRUSH HOG ROTARY MOWER

HR 0

A135 BACKHOE, RUBBER TIRED TYPE HR 0

A136 BACKHOE (TRACKHOE) TRACK TYPE HR 0

A137 TRACTOR, "SKID STEERING" TYPE LOADER HR 0

A138 TRENCHER, ROCK SAW, WHEEL TYPE HR 0

A139 ROAD BROOM HR 0

A140 ASPHALT MILLING MACHINE (COLD PLANER) HR 0

A141 AIR COMPRESSOR HR 0

A142 WELDER, TRUCK OR TRAILER, MOUNTED HR 0

A143 VIBRATORY PLATE COMPACTOR HR 0

A144 WATER PUMP, TWO INCH HR 0

A145 WATER PUMP, FOUR INCH HR 0

A146 WATER PUMP, SIX INCH HR 0

A147 WASHER HIGH PRESSURE HR 0

A148 CHIPPER, BRUSH/LIMB HR 0

A149 CONCRETE/ASPHALT SAW HR 0

A150 CHAIN SAW HR 0

A151 OTHER ENGINEER SERVICES

Total Section 5

Section 6-Fencing U/M Unit Price

Quantit

A152 PIPE RAIL FENCING LF 1175

A153 PIPE RAIL FENCE GATE EA 3

A154 STEEL POST AND CABLE LF 0

A155 REPAIR/REPLACE GUARDRAIL FENCING LF 0

A156 BARBED WIRE FENCING, STEEL POST, SIX (6) WIRE LF 0

A157 INSTALLATION OF SWINGING GATE-4' EA 0

A158 INSTALLATION OF SWINGING GATE-12' EA 0

A159 INSTALLATION OF SWINGING GATE-14' EA 0

A160 INSTALLATION OF SWINGING GATE-16' EA 0

A161 INSTALLATION OF BOUNDRY DELINEATION POST EA 160

A162 OTHER FENCING

Total Section 6

Section 7-Sign and Buoy Maintenance U/M Unit Price

Quantit

A163 PARK SIGN INSTALLATION-SINGLE POST EA 0

A164 PARK SIGN INSTALLATION-DOUBLE POST EA 0

A165 PARK SIGN REPLACEMENT-SIGN ONLY-SINGLE POST EA 0

A166 PARK SIGN REPLACEMENT-SIGN ONLY-DOUBLE POST EA 0

A167 BOUY INSTALLATION EA 0

A168 REPAIR/REPLACE PIPELINE FLOATING BARRIER LF 0

A169 PIPELINE FLOATING BARRIER ANCHORS EA 0

A170 OTHER SIGN AND BOUY MAINTENANCE

Total Section 7

CLIN Section 8 -Electrical U/M Unit

Quantit

A171 ELECTRIC LINE REPAIR/INSTALLATION, DIRECT BURIAL LF 0

A172 ELECTRIC LINE REPAIR/INSTALLATION, IN CONDUIT LF 0

A173 RV PEDESTAL INSTALLATION, SINGLE UNIT EA 0

A174 METER BASE INSTALLATION EA 0

A175 MAIN DISCONNECT PANEL INSTALLATION EA 0

A176 LOAD CENTER PANEL EA 0

A177 OTHER ELECTRICAL

Total Section 8 Total Seed Task Order Sections 1-8 (CLINs A001-A177)

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