Sources Sought W9128F20SM004 Hydrant Fuel System Replacement SD WI.xlsx

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Hydrant Fuel System Replacement Federal contract opportunity
Solicitation number
W9128F20SM004
Issued by
Department of the Army Corps of Engineers Engineering District Omaha

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This document contains a sources sought notice for a hydrant fuel system replacement project. The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers is seeking information from companies for two projects to replace hydrant fuel systems located in South Dakota and Wisconsin with a total estimated value in excess of $10 million. Interested parties were required to complete and return an attached spreadsheet by December 16, 2019 providing details on their experience with demolition and construction of hydrant fuel systems in the past seven years, SAM registration status, bonding capacity, and experience working in the states of South Dakota and Wisconsin. The project scope includes construction of a new enclosed hydrant fuel pump house, two aboveground storage tanks, a filter building, distribution piping, a product recovery tank, and fuel transfer line extension along with associated site work.

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Sheet1 Sources Sought NO. W9128F20SM004

Company Information
Company Name

Point of Contact

Point of Contact email

Business Phone

Business SizeYesNo
HUBZone
WOSB
EDWOSB
8(a)
ANC
HNO (Native American and/or tribally Owned)
SDVOSB
Small Business
Large Business
Performance QuestionsYesNo
Does Your Firm have experience with demolition and construction of Hydrant Fuel Systems within the past 7 years

Does your firm have a SAM profile?

Is your firm's SAM profile current?

Do you have experience working in South Dakota and / or Wisconsin?

Do you have a presence in South Dakota or Wisconsin?

Based on the Scope of Work is your firm likely to propose?

Greater thanLess than
Will you be performing less than or greater than 50% of the work?

What is your bonding capacity?

What key evaluation factors does your firm consider in sub-contractor selection?

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