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This document is a Sources Sought Questionnaire for the Environmental Enterprise Acquisition Strategy (EEAS) for Indefinite Delivery/Indefinite Quantity (ID/IQ) Multiple Award Task Order Contracts (MATOCs) for Environmental Remediation Services (ERS), Environmental Engineering Services, and Environmental Consulting Services (ECS). The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers (USACE) is seeking information from qualified small and large businesses capable of providing services under NAICS codes 541330 - Engineering Services, 562910 - Environmental Remediation Services, and 541620 - Environmental Consulting Services. The acquisition will cover the United States, including Hawaii, Alaska, and U.S. territories. The questionnaire asks about the firm's capabilities, capacity, experience, socioeconomic status, and contracting history. Responses are due via electronic submission. This is not a solicitation, but rather market research to determine contractor capabilities and capacity to support USACE's environmental mission.

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EEAS SOURCES SOUGHT QUESTIONS – NO. W9128F24E002

1. *Name of Firm:

2. *Business Address:

3. *POC First Name:

4. *POC Last Name:

5. *POC Phone number (Numbers only):

6. *POC Email Address (Valid email):

7. *Cage Code:

8. Unique Entity Identifier (UEI):

9. Website:

10. *Do you have an ACTIVE SAM account?

Yes No

11. * Has the firm been audited by the Defense Contract Audit Agency (DCAA) in the past 12 months:

Yes No If yes, what is the purpose of the audit?

Accounting System Requirements Indirect Cost Audit Purchasing System Public Voucher Other

12. *Please select the NAICS codes that will demonstrate recent specialized experience, technical competence and past performance:

NAICS 541330- Engineering Services NAICS 541620- Environmental Consulting Services NAICS 562910- Environmental Remediation Services

13. *Select the firm's PRIMARY NAICS code NAICS 541330- Engineering Services NAICS 541620- Environmental Consulting Services NAICS 562910- Environmental Remediation Services

14. *For NAICS code 541330 please state the firm's socio-economic category:

Small Business Concern

WOSB

SDVOSB

8(a) HUBZone Large Business None

15. *For NAICS code 562910 please state the firm's socio-economic category:

Small Business Concern

WOSB

SDVOSB

8(a) HUBZone Large Business None

16. *For NAICS code 541620 please state the firm's socio-economic category:

Small Business Concern

WOSB

SDVOSB

8(a) HUBZone Large Business None

17. *Firm is interested in proposing on an Indefinite Delivery / Indefinite Quantity Contract to Support Environmental Services in the following relationships:

Prime Contractor performing at least 51% of the work Teaming Arrangement Subcontractor Approved Mentor/Protégé Agreement Other

18. *Firm has been awarded a competitive Delivery Order/Task Order for support to the DoD or the EPA in the past 12 Months:

Yes No

19. *Firm has submitted proposals for U.S Department of Defense (DoD)/U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) Contracts in the past 12 Months:

Prime Contractor Teaming Arrangement Subcontractor Approved Mentor/Protégé Agreement Other

20. *The firm can perform work anywhere in the United States including U.S. Territories and Outlying areas defined in FAR Part 2:

Yes No

21. If the firm is restricted to a specific state(s), please select the state(s) in which you can do work (Please list all states below):

Assuming an ID/IQ Contract has a total ordering period of 5 years (base and option years, combined), please respond to the following.

22. * If awarded an A-E contract, the maximum aggregate contract capacity the firm can adequately perform is:

Prime Contractor Less than $500k $500k to less than $1 Million $1 Million to less than $5 Million Greater than $5 Million

23. * If awarded an Engineering Services (A-E) contract, the maximum capacity the firm can adequately perform in a single Task Order is:

Less than $500k $500k to less than $1 Million $1 Million to less than $5 Million Greater than $5 Million

24. *How many simultaneous projects can the firm effectively execute (assuming the projects are not co-located):

1 Project 2-5 Projects 6-10 Projects 11-19 Projects Greater than 19 Projects

25. * If awarded an Environmental Consulting Services (ECS) contract, the maximum capacity the firm can adequately perform in a single Task Order is:

Less than $500k $500k to less than $1 Million $1 Million to less than $5 Million Greater than $5 Million

26. * If awarded an ECS contract, the maximum aggregate contract capacity the firm can adequately perform is:

Less than $500k $500k to less than $2 Million $2 Million to less than $5 Million $5 Million to less than $10 Million Greater than $10 Million

27. * If awarded an Environmental Remediation Services (ERS) contract, the maximum capacity the firm can adequately perform in a single Task Order is:

Less than $500k $500k to less than $1 Million $1 Million to less than $5 Million Greater than $5 Million

28. * If awarded an ERS contract, the maximum aggregate contract capacity the firm can adequately perform is:

Less than $500k $500k to less than $2 Million $2 Million to less than $5 Million $5 Million to less than $10 Million Greater than $10 Million

29. * A wide variety of services are required to support the USACE Environmental Mission for remedial investigations/design. Please check all the boxes that apply (this is NOT and inclusive list but a representation of typical work). The firm is capable of supporting and has performed:

All of the services listed below:

Air/Vapor Monitoring Analytical Electronic Data Deliv Anomaly avoidance for HTRW Case Studies and Associated Reports Chemical and Physical treatability studies for all media Confined Space Entry Engineering valuation and cost analysis (EECA) Engineering support and/or design Engineering Management Environmental field sampling and analysis Feasibility Studies Geophysical mapping and data management Groundwater/soil/sediment/surface water investigations Groundwater/soil/sediment/surface water modeling Health and Safety Support/Certified Industrial Hygienist Monitoring (short and long term) Preliminary assessments HTRW remedial investigations/design HTRW removal design Risk assessment analysis/sampling Site investigations and/or inspections Incidental Architectural Engineering Services

30. *A wide variety of services are required to support the USACE Environmental Mission for remedial actions/restorations. Please check all the boxes that apply. (This is NOT and inclusive list but a representation of typical work). The firm is capable of supporting and has performed:

All of the services listed below:

Construction support for HTRW HTRW excavation and disposal Installation of PRB systems Groundwater remediation Long term monitoring Operations and Maintenance (short and long term) Contingency response Portable-water system design and construction PFOA/PFOS Remediation (Perfluorooctanoic acid/Perfluorooctyl Sulfonate) Lead (Heavy Metal) removal and remediation

31. *A wide variety of services are required to support the USACE Environmental Mission may require services that are not typically associated with RCRA/CERCLA Actions. Please check all the boxes that apply (This is NOT and inclusive list but a representation of typical work). The firm is capable of supporting and has performed:

All of the services listed below:

Education Training Environmental Compliance assessments Environmental documentation (EA and EIS) Environmental master planning Environmental Quality and compliance planning Expert witness Geographical Information Systems (GIS) Government property management and control Historical record review Public relations planning Seismic evaluation for existing and new designs/structures Site Security Waste Management Restoration and advisory board or public meeting support Logistical- medical and security support Water Resources Management program Oil and Hazardous substances spills Hazardous and soil waste management Energy audits/surveys/corrective action Air program support Environmental noise management program Asbestos management Radon reduction program Pollution Prevention Formerly Used Defense Site Program Environmental quality technology program Natural and Cultural resource management Conservation Quality Threatened and endangered species surveys/management plans

32. * The expanded environmental mission of USACE includes the Military Munitions Response Program (MMRP). In the past three years has the firm provided support to the MMRP program:

Yes- as the Prime Yes- as the subcontractor Yes- but not in the past three years No- our firm does not have the capability of supporting the MMRP

33. *The USACE environmental mission includes the support of the MMRP. Please check the boxes where applicable (This is NOT and inclusive list but a representation of typical work). The firm is capable of supporting and has performed:

All activities listed below:

Anomaly avoidance for MMRP Blast effects engineering analysis Explosive Storage MMRP Remedial Investigation MMRP Design MMRP Removal Actions Ammunition depot operations and management Explosive Safety Submission (ESS) preparation Lead Removals in Small Arms Ranges (SAR) Range and debris clearance MMRP geophysical mapping services Military Munitions identification Military munitions debris management and disposal UXO demolition Visual surveys of munitions response areas (MRA) XRF Operations Constructions Support in MRA

34. *The Federal Acquisition Regulations require the use of Performance Based Contracts to the maximum extent practicable, please indicate the firms level of experience with PBCs:

35. *Many of the installations that are served by USACE have restorations programs regulated under the CERCLA program, please indicate the firms level of experience with the CERCLA program:

36. * Many of the installations that are served by USACE have restorations programs regulated under the RCRA program, please indicate the firms level of experience with the RCRA program:

37. *The firm has experience with Firm Fixed Price Contracts:

Yes No

38. *The firm has experience with Cost Reimbursable Contracts:

Yes No

39. * If awarded a HTRW contract can the firm perform 51% of the costs of the services with employees of the firm or with employees of a similarly situated entity:

Yes No

40. * If awarded a MMRP contract can the firm perform 51% of the costs of the services with employees of the firm or with employees of a similarly situated entity:

Yes No ***Please email your responses to Jennifer.c.gilbreath@usace.army.mil and tyler.hegge@usace.army.mil

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