Kwaj DFAC FN808_Pre-Proposal Conf 03-17-2022.pdf
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- W9128A22R0013
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This pre-proposal conference presentation and related solicitation provide details for a design-build construction project on Kwajalein Atoll in the Marshall Islands. The project involves repair and renovation of Building 703 Zamperini Dining Facility and Building 808 Vehicle Maintenance Facility, including structural repairs, replacement of failing building systems and equipment, hazardous material abatement, and compliance with Army standards. Offerors are advised to submit questions by March 25, 2022 using the specified ProjNet portal. Phase 1 proposals are due by April 11, 2022 and the government intends to make an award within 90 days thereafter. The Army Corps of Engineers Kwajalein Resident Office will provide support to offerors and the selected contractor throughout project execution to support logistics, scheduling, submittal reviews, and ensuring requirements are met.
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“The views, opinions and findings contained in this report are those of the authors(s) and should not be construed as an official Department of the Army position, policy or decision, unless so designated by other official documentation.”
PDT Includes:
Michael Howe, PM Forward
Brad Scully, Program Manager
Corey Yamashiro & Sharie Ono, Technical Leads
Blair Jones P.E., Kwajalein Resident Engineer
Merbby Nicolas, Contract Specialist
Tracy Tenholder, Contracting Officer
SOLICITATION NO. W9128A22R0013
DESIGN-BUILD (DB) REPAIR BUILDING 808 VEHICLE MAINTENANCE FACILITY,
BUILDING 703 DINING FACILITY, AND SURFWAY GROCERY STORE
KWAJALEIN ATOLL, MARSHALL ISLANDS
PRE-PROPOSAL CONFERENCE
DATE: 17 MARCH 2022
BUILDING STRONG®
Intro of Government Personnel POH Staff
Rules of conference
Quick tips for solicitations
Contracting requirements
Project Overview
General construction requirements
Typical Challenges For Contractors
DISCUSSION OVERVIEW
RULES FOR CONFERENCE
Unofficial and non-binding If there is any conflict between the information discussed during this conference and the solicitation, the terms and conditions of the solicitation will govern
Gov providing photos only of areas relevant to the scope of this contract
All Phase 1 Questions / Inquiries shall be submitted via the PROJNET Bidder Inquiry Model at: https://www.projnet.org/projnet/.
Bidder Inquiry Key: TUUAWT-UHDMK3 **Last day to submit RFIs is 25 March 2022 5pm Hawaii Standard Time**
ProjNet will be re-opened for Phase 2 (Technical/Price Proposal) https://www.projnet.org/projnet/
Review all the solicitation requirements
Follow solicitation format as required
Acknowledge all amendment(s)
Respond to every submission requirement
Solicitations will be accepted from Prime Contractors only
QUICK TIPS FOR ALL SOLICITATIONS
Presenter Presentation Notes #1 - I’ll go over those key areas on the next slide
#2 – submissions requirements
#3 – There are 3 ways you can acknowledge amendments to the solicitation – See Block 11 of the SF-30
#4 – pay attention to submission requirements in the RFP as well as FAR 52.215-1 requirements
#5 – Proposal must be consolidated into 1 submission by the Prime (Gov cannot accept proposals from subcontractors separately)
RFP SOLICITATION FORMAT
Standard Form 1442 Section 00 10 00, CLIN Schedule (Phase 2 only) Section 00 21 16, Phase 1 - Instructions to Proposers ProjNet Key/RFIs Proposal Submission Basis for Award Evaluation Criteria Rating Criteria
Section 00 22 16, Phase 2 - Instructions to Proposers
Section 00 45 00, Reps and Certs Section 00 70 00, Contract Clauses Section 00 72 00, S & K Supplementary Terms & Conditions Section 00 73 00, Attachments
UES, Quarantine Expectations, Catalog of Services, etc.
Division 01, General Requirements
Make sure to note the proposal due date and time in Block 13A of
SF1442.
Phase 1 Proposals are due 11 April 2022, 2:00pm HST.
Offers shall be no less than 90 calendar days for Government acceptance (see block 13D).
Fill out Blocks 14, 15, 16, 18, 19, 20A, 20B, and 20C.
STANDARD FORM (SF) 1442
Presenter Presentation Notes Pg 2 of SF1442 – Blocks 14 thru 20. Acknowledge Amendments in Block 19.
PROJECT OVERVIEW
BUILDING 703 ZAMPERINI DINING FACILITY
• Repair existing Building 703 Dining Facility by full renovation and to return the facility to sustainable operational status (repair by replacement) of the condemned kitchen area and renovation of the remainder of the facility.
Work includes:
• Repair Concrete Crack (1000 linear feet), Repair Concrete Spalls - Concrete Repair (4900 cubic feet), Repair Concrete Spalls - Reinforcing (9800 pounds).
• Environmental Remediation, Encapsulation, and Disposal. Demolish Covered Walkway, Demolish Compartmentalized Kitchen.
• Renovate Civil Utilities, Replace Grease Trap(s), Renovate Electrical Utilities & Distribution at Replacement Kitchen.
• Replace Roofing System, Repaint Exterior, Replace Exterior Doors, Windows & Louvers, Renovate Exterior Covered Areas at Dining Area.
• Repair (Demolish & Build New) Kitchen Area #1 at Condemned Space.
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Work includes (continued):
• Replace HVAC System, Renovate Plumbing Systems, Renovate Fire Alarm & Mass Notification System, Replace Electrical Interior Power, Distribution, and Lighting, Renovate Telecommunication Systems.
• Back of House Kitchen: Walk-in condensing mech replacement.
• Renovate Dining Area East & West, Renovate Office at Dining Area, , Renovate Storage Room #1 at Dining Area, Renovate Utility/Storage Room #2 at Dining Area, Renovate Dishwashing Room, Renovate Food Serving Line, Renovate Kitchen Area #2.
• Renovate Men's & Women's Restroom at Dining Area, Renovate Men's Restroom, Locker Room & Janitor's Closet at Kitchen Area #2, Renovate Women's Restroom & Locker Room at Kitchen Area #2.
• Renovate Mechanical Room #1 at Dining Area, Renovate Mechanical Room #2 at Kitchen Area #2.
• New Fire Suppression System.
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BUILDING 808 VEHICLE MAINTENANCE FACILITY
• This project is to address the unsafe working conditions in this structurally deficient facility. The facility requires structural repairs which will make it safe for the vehicle mechanics and staff working in the facility.
Work includes:
• Repair the failing building envelope, repair the failing structural concrete footings, columns, floor beams and roof slabs, repair the failing interior walls, repair the failing mezzanine storage spaces, and repair the failing transformer vault.
• Repair by replacement of the following: failed doors, windows and louvers, failed electrical wiring, conduits, panels, and lighting, failed plumbing and plumbing fixtures, failed compressed air system, and failed HVAC system in storage and administrative spaces.
• Repair by replacement of rollup doors that currently serve once enclosed bays.
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Work includes (continued):
• Infill of existing skylights with reinforced concrete, installation of trench drains plumbed to new oil and flammable liquids separators are included as well as a building mechanical control system and utility meters that will be installed in accordance with Army guidance.
• Asbestos Containing Material (ACM) and any other hazmat will be removed in connection with the repairs.
• The design will comply with all NFPA, UFC, and local requirements to include the USAG-KA Installation Design Guide.
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CONSTRUCTION GENERAL REQUIREMENTS
This project is required to complete documentation through the RMS 3.0 Contractor Module system.
This contract is required to implement the Three Phase Inspection process for all features of work as part of the Contractor’s Quality Control Plan.
Schedule reviews and updates shall be made and submitted monthly with the requested progress payments.
The project will be required to follow latest version EM 385-1-1.
Construction regular working hours are Tues ~ Sat 9 hour days.. Sunday, federal holiday, and other than normal working hours may be arranged if coordinated 21 calendar days in advance and if approved by the government.
KWAJALEIN RESIDENT OFFICE COMMITMENT TO
CONTRACTORS
• Success can never be one sided. Together the Contractor and the Kwajalein RO will work together as a team to complete this project on time, within the budgeted amount, and with no time lost to accidents.
• Help the Contractor be successful with all aspects of this project
• Submittals
• Request for Information (RFI)
• Coordination with the installation
• Overall Documentation
• Communication
• Openly
• Honestly
• Timely
• Assumptions
• Contractors know how to build
• Kwajalein RO focus on areas where assistance is required
TYPICAL PROJECT ORGANIZATION AT KWAJALEIN
RESIDENT OFFICE
Project Engineer/ Quality Assurance
Rep.
Honolulu Engineer District
USACE Quality Assurance
Representatives
Omaha District Center of Expertise for Airfield paving
Resident Engineer/Administrative
Contracting Officer Administrative Assistant
US Army Garrison Kwajalein Atoll
Base Operations Contractor
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TYPICAL CHALLENGES FOR CONTRACTORS
Logistics
Scheduling
Understanding requirements
Impacts to project schedules on long lead items
Submittal documentation
Security requirements for contractor personnel
KWAJALEIN RESIDENT OFFICE’S APPROACH TO CHALLENGES
Logistics ► KRO will advise and assist as needed with base operations to aid in shipping issues
Scheduling ► On-going communication, collaboration and coordination ► KRO will aid in coordinating locations, times, dates of work hours with
USAG-KA as necessary to ensure smooth coordination ► Discuss expectations up front ► Submittal duration ► RFI duration ► Contract modification duration ► Constant monitoring
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KWAJALEIN RESIDENT OFFICE’S APPROACH TO CHALLENGES
Understanding Requirements ► KRO is available and tasked to interpret the contract requirement as they are presented in the contract.
► The contractor is responsible read and understand the entire contract as it is written.
Impacts to project schedules on long lead items ► KRO will place priority on submittal reviews for long lead items ► Contractor is responsible for make KRO aware of long lead submittals and submitting them within the appropriate time limits
Submittal documentation ► KRO will provide timely reviews of submittals with specific comments directly referenced within the specifications.
► Contractor is responsible for fully reviewing and approving each submittal before it is submitted to KRO for review as outlined within the QC process.
FORMULA FOR SUCCESS
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• The Contractor and the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers are one team.
• Success can never be one sided. Together the Contractor and the Kwajalein RO will work together as a team to complete this project on time, within the budgeted amount, meet quality requirements, and no time lost from accidents.
• Kwajalein RO wants the Contractor to bid on future U.S. Army Corps of Engineer projects
• Your success means that we as a team succeed.
THANK YOU!
*REMINDER: Please submit RFIs in ProjNet by 25 March 2022 5pm HST*
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