June 2021 ENAPROC Industry Brief Flyer (English) Final.pdf
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- Solicitation number
- W912DQ21R4014
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This document provides details on an upcoming industry briefing and federal contract opportunity to construct the Mexico National School for Civil Protection training facility. The United States Army Corps of Engineers, Kansas City District will host a virtual industry briefing on June 30, 2021 from 1:30-2:30pm Central Time to provide information to construction contractors and subcontractors on the contract opportunity and bid process. Attendees will learn about Mexico's construction regulations, SAM registration requirements, and bid bond procedures. The solicitation seeks firm fixed price proposals to demolish an existing storage building and construct a 2,000 square meter, three story training facility with classrooms, simulators, audio/visual space and administrative areas at the CENAPRED campus in Mexico City, Mexico in accordance with International Building Code standards. Proposals are due under Solicitation W912DQ21R4014 for this design-bid-build contract awarded by the Army Corps of Engineers, Kansas City District as a donation from the US Government to the Government of Mexico.
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ENAPROC – Industry Day Mexico National School for Civil Protection
Title of Event: Mexico National School for Civil Protection (ENAPROC) – Industry Brief
Audience: Construction Contractors and Subcontractors
When: 30 Jun 2021, 1:30pm – 2:30pm (Central Standard Time)
Where: Virtual
WebEx info (Copy and Paste the link into web browser):
https://usace1.webex.com/meet/jennifer.r.counts
Dial-in Info:
US Toll Free: 1-844-800-2712
Dial in for Mexico: Toll: 1-669-234-1177
Language: English
Who should attend? All construction companies and subcontractors with experience in new construction and interested in the ENAPROC Facility project.
Industry Brief Intent:
• To increase contractor interest in Department of Defense contracting in Mexico with a focus on the National School for Civil Protection (ENAPROC).
• Share relevant information on Mexico’s regulation to the construction
• Clarify the Bid Process regarding SAM Registration and Bid Bonds.
Agenda:
• Welcome
• Bid Process and SAM Registration
• Relevant Mexico’s regulations for the construction
• Contractor Question and Answer
• Closing / Upcoming Deadlines https://usace1.webex.com/meet/jennifer.r.counts
ENAPROC – Industry Day Mexico National School for Civil Protection
Scope of the Project: The United States Army Corps of Engineers; Kansas City District requires the complete construction of a training facility with classrooms, simulator rooms, audio/visual production space, administration and support spaces at the CENAPRED campus in Mexico City, CDMX, Mexico. The project scope includes supporting facilities such as site improvements, electrical service, fire protection and alarm systems, water, sewer, gas, paving, walks, curbs, storm drainage, and sustainability/energy considerations. The primary facility is a 2,000 Square Meter (M²), three story rectangular structure. A small storage building must be demolished to accommodate the new facility, but no other demolition of structures will be required. All work for this project shall be performed and completed to the current International Building Code (IBC) and local regulations. The ENAPROC facility construction is (part of the cooperation between) (a donation of) the Government of the United States of America (USNORTHCOM) and (to) the Government of Mexico – CENAPRED/UNAM.
NOTE: Please send contact information if you plan to attend to the point of contact below (SFC Malone). Advanced notice is not required to attend. Contact information can be sent at any time prior to the end of the briefing day.
Point of Contact for the Brief:
Jennifer Counts
Project Manager
(816) 506-5896 jennifer.r.counts@usace.army.mil
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