Amend_0005_SF30_W912GB-13-R-0009_20Feb13.pdf

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AMENDMENT OF SOLICITATION/MODIFICATION OF CONTRACT

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The Price Proposal Volume II is due on 15 March 2013 at 1500 CET

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POC: Glenn Adams Email: glenn.adams@usace.army.mil Phone +49 (0)611 9744 2723

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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 X is extended, 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.

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SECTION SF 30 BLOCK 14 CONTINUATION PAGE

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SECTION SF 30 - BLOCK 14 CONTINUATION PAGE

The following have been added by full text:

AMENDMENT 0005

The purpose of this Amendment is to: 1) provide responses to questions received from interested parties or potential offerors in response to the posting of the Pre-Solicitation and Solicitation as amended on the Federal Business Opportunities (FedBizOpps) website; 2) provide a revised Price Schedule, revised 100% Design Specification, new and replacement 100% Design Drawings and other supporting documents; 3) to establish the date and time for the offeror’s submission of the Price Proposal, 4) provide updated Federal Acquisition Regulation clause, and 5) clarify those documents which, through the Solicitation and all Amendments to date, are applicable to this Solicitation.

Refer to Block 14 – Description of Amendment Modification of the SF 30 for for the date and time the Price Proposal is to due. NOTE: Offerors are reminded to read carefully the submission requirements provided with the Solicitation and as amended for the Volume II Price Proposals.

QUESTIONS AND RESPONSES

Amendment 0001 provided responses to questions 1 through 44, Amendment 0002 provided responses to questions 45 through 113 and Amendment 0003 provided responses to questions 114 through 116. Any questions submitted previously which were not answered with Amendments 0001, 0002 and 0003 or answered in this Amendment will be answered in a future Amendment. The responses to some questions provided through previous Amendments may have been superseded by responses to questions provided through follow-on Amendments. Offerors are cautioned to review all questions and responses to determine the most current and effective response.

117. The numbers refer to the numbers of the Technical Specifications Solicitation, 01 November

2012:

a. 511 Top soil treatment/ soil treatment

i. Please provide the soil investigation report dated 09/28/2010 for our consideration?

ii. Is there information available on soil contamination status

Response: A revised 100% design specification is provided with Amendment 0005. The specification changes are annotated in red letters throughout the document. A Geological Technical Report was included as an attachment to Amendment 0003.

118. In the area around buildings no. 3373 / 3374 / 3383 there are various antennas. Will these antennas be dismantled and disposed? Is the dismantling part of the solicitation?

Response: Dismantling and/or relocation of antennas are not a part of this project.

119. In the solicitation we cannot find the information whether the grubbing up work in the forest area in the north is part of our offer.

Response: Section 5 – Site Preparation work has been added to the revised 100% Design Specification provided with this Amendment. Site Preparation drawings are also included with this Amendment.

120. Which facilities (Bldg. No’s) are to be demolished within the SATCOM project scope of work?

Response: Refer to Drawing “Rhine Ordnance Barracks” provided as Attachment 2 with

Amendment 0002 for location of bunkers to be demolished at Rhine Ordnance Barracks.

Also refer to Specification Section 6 – Demolishing Work for the other Buildings/Facilities which require demolition.

121. Section 394 of the Technical Specification states that Building 3373 will be dismantled. Please clarify if the SATCOM SOW includes this dismantling?

Response: Yes. See response to Question 120.

122. Are all of the inventories of the Bldg.’s 3373 to be disposed or dismantled by the SATCOM contractor?

Response: YES. Contractor is required to coordinate the disposition of dismantled items with the Contracting Officer’s Representative prior to removal and/or dismantling.

123. Under section 4411 in the Technical Specification the following statement is made, “The

Heliport will be equipped with two feeders 20 kV from the Pfalzwerke. One feeder is provided by Hauptstuhl, the second feeder is provided by Landstuhl. Both feeders can only be operated parallel for a short time and are limited to 2500 kVA each”. It is our understanding that these feeder lines are existing or will be provided under a different contract, is this correct? It is also our understanding that the SATCOM contractor is to only expose these cables at a length of 235 meters and provide and connect a cable extension of suitable cable of 40 meters during the first phase, is this correct? Furthermore, in the 2nd phase the SATCOM, the contractor will need to reconnect this cable to the new SF6 switchgear, is this correct?

Response: The 20KV lines are existing cables. The relocation of the cables is a part of the contract. The contractor will need to connect to the 20KV line.

124. Please clarify following section from the Technical Specification: “Electricity billing is based on the measurement of Pfalzwerke in half hour cycles. Telecontrol and measurement and the respective current transformers are orders of Pfalzwerke and must be ordered and paid separately.”

Response: The contractor is required to provide all necessary equipment from the Pfalzwerke and it is a part of this contract. No additional reimbursement for cost incurred for this requirement will be provided.

125. Does the contractor have to purchase the services provided by the Pfalzwerke?

Response: Electricity for the project will be provided as a part of this contract.

126. Who provides the diesel generators?

Response: The requirements for diesel generators for the emergency power supply are a part of the specifications and are to be provided by the contractor.

127. Which AT/FP measures are planned as referenced in the Technical Specification “Measures in accordance with the Department of Defense (DoD) Minimum Antiterrorism for Buildings standards will be included” Please provide detailed requirements for windows, doors, and façade for each facility?

Response: The AT/FP design is in accordance to USACE requirements and all necessary criteria have been incorporated with the revised 100% design documents provided with this Amendment.

128. Has the Government developed a phasing and coordination plan for the project?

Response: A phasing plan has been developed for the site work but not the vertical construction. This is provided in the Site Preparation Section 5 of the revised 100% Design Specifications provided with this Amendment.

129. Is the contractor required to make final connections of power and communications wiring to the satellites and antennas, or will the Government have these connections completed and commissioned under a separate contract? If by other contract, please define where the work scope will stop under this contract.

Response: The power connection, including the power cabling to the antenna is a part of this contract in accordance with the requirements contained in the revised 100% Design specifications. The details for the conduits for the data cable are also included in the revised specification. The data cables will be pulled and connected by the Government.

130. According to General Plan C1, Master Plan, it appears the entire area is defined by green shading at the south east inside the construction. Please clarify the following: Are switchovers or reconfigurations of electrical or other equipment required to feed buildings on campus that are not designated to be demolished?

Response: Please reference the revised 100% design which addresses the change to the General Plan.

131. With the reissuance of the RFP and Drawing package with Amendment 3 to the subject

Solicitation, are we to disregard all other previous documents?

Response: The only documents which were superseded by Amendment 0003 were the preliminary design specifications, preliminary design drawings and the Price Schedule provided with the Solicitation. For the purposes of clarification, refer to the list at the end of this Amendment which identifies all supporting documents which are applicable to this solicitation. All supporting documents previously provided through the solicitation or through amendments which are not listed are no longer applicable to this solicitation.

132. Do the previous Questions and Answers responded to by the Government still apply to this

Solicitation as revised by Amendment 0003?

Response: A response to a question or questions which were provided with Amendments 0001 and 0002 may have changed as a result of answers or new documents provided with Amendment 0003. If there is a specific question or need for additional clarification regarding any responses provided to questions through the Amendment process, please submit these questions as soon as possible.

133. Are receptacle circuits typically supposed to be protected by GFIs (as is typically mandated in Germany by VDE0100)?

Response: This is correct for public sockets.

134. Reference Specification 2.52.1300/1310: 2.52.1300: Does "NEMA receptacle" refer to single or duplex outlets?

Response: Single Outlet

135. 2.52.1310: Does "NEMA receptacle, double" refer to a duplex or a quad outlet?

Response: Double/Duplex Outlets

136. Amendment 3, Clause 52-211-10, provides for a 365 contract performance period, 305 days construction and 60 testing & balancing and close-out phase at the end.

Amendment 1, answer to question 16, provides for a contract performance period of 480 days. Additionally, the award of options, potentially up to 90 days after award, would have an impact on the overall schedule. Additional work that late becomes a problem on the critical path when you have such a short performance time and barely a float for these activities. A 360 construction performance period is unrealistic for a project of this magnitude and we request the performance period be changed back to 420 days construction and 60 days testing & balancing and closeout. What is the actual contract performance period?

Response: The contract period of performance has been reevaluated and changed as a result of contractor’s feedback as well as additional requirements added to the Specification. See block 14 of the SF 30 (Amendment 0004) and the revised Price Schedule for the new period of performance. The Specification has been revised to add Sections for Site Preparation Work (Section 5) and Demolition (Section 6).

137. When will a site visit be established to view the demolition work required for bunker demolition?

Response: An additional site visit is schedule for 21 February 2013 at 10:00. Point of Contact is Mr. Jason Cade, Jason.Cade@usace.army.mil and +49 (0)611-9744-2415.

138. In Amendment U0002 Question 64 was raised whether the demolition of several buildings is part of the Solicitation. The response to this question was supposed to be provided in the 100% design drawings. After studying the new documents we found no hint about the demolition of the buildings mentioned in the specifications. Is the demolition of buildings part of the solicitation?

If yes, please provide details (including drawings) for the buildings in questions.

Response: See response to Question 120.

139. In Amendment U0002 Question 67 was about access control. Are you referring to items

4.96.130 and 140? Is the provision of security guards an integral part of this solicitation (i.e. our calculation)?

Response: The specification references 4.96.130 and 4.96.140 pertain to the erection and provisions of government trailers. The contractor is required to monitor and control entry and exist for any construction site access point to include temporary gates.

140. Is it possible to get the export file of document

Amend_0003_Atch2_SATCOM_100percent_Specifcation_24Jan13.pdf? It appears this file was developed according to GAEB Interface (*.da81) using an interface program such as ARRIBA.

This would help us calculate our pricing more efficiently.

Response: A GAEB Interface file (.da81) has been included with this Amendment which supports the revised 100% Design Specification also provided with this Amendment.

141. Reference Specification Section 3.49.80, page 1395: “The choice of makes for the diesel generating unit is limited to the makes of Deutz, Mercedes, MTU and MAN since required by the Base.” As these are brand names, will other generators which are equal, meeting the salient physical, functional or performance characteristics as provided for in the specification, be approved by the Government?

Response: Yes. However, the Government requires that spare and wear parts be readily available. The Government recommends German diesel generators. Disregard the phrase “required by the Base” in the revised Specification.

142. From the documentation we received on January 24, 2013 we found the following drawings missing: A170 through A173, A225 through A226 and A228. Could you please send these drawings to us within the short notice?

Response: Drawings A-170 and A-171 have been deleted. Drawings A-172, A-173, A-225, A-226 and A-228 have been added to the revised 100% Design Drawing files provided with this Amendment. Drawing Lists provided with drawings G-100A, G-101A, G-102A and G- 103A in Amendment 0003 have been replaced by Drawing Lists G-100B, G-101B, G-102B and G-103B with this Amendment. Drawings listed which are surrounded by a red box have been deleted, added or revised.

143. Please confirm that all the preliminary specifications (Technical Specifications – 01.11.2012 – 64 pages) and preliminary drawings (63 drawings) issued on 26-Nov-2012 with the initial solicitation have been replaced by the attachments of Amendment 003 and are deleted from the contract documents?

Response: All preliminary specifications and drawings provided with the Solicitation issued 26 Nov 2012 were superseded by the 100% Design Specifications and 100% Design drawings provided with Amendment 0003. However, the 100% Design Specification provided with this Amendment (0005) supersedes the 100% Design Specification provided with Amendment 0003. The 100% Design Drawings provided with Amendment 0003 have also been superseded with this Amendment. See response to Question 142.

144. With reference to attachments and Q&A released with Amendment 002 please provide the following information

a. When will be the additional site visit for the demolition of the bunker be held?

Response: YES. (See response to Question 137)

b. Under which line item shall the cost for the demolition of the bunkers and related services be allocated.

Response: A separate Line Item has been included in the revised Price Schedule provided as an attachment to this Amendment.

Questions about HVAC

145. For the heating, cooling and sanitary systems there are no system description included in the specs. For the understanding of the interaction of the individual components and pricing aren’t those necessary?

Response: All required Heating (2.36), Cooling (3.42), and Sanitary (3.35) are located within the specifications. Please see these plus the other remaining specifications sections.

146. In the specs plumbing in the pre-text is noted that the outlet valves should be equipped with an energy and water saving device. In the description for this position (Pos 2.35.1050 and 1060) such a device is not described. Please provide details.

Response: The device is a flow limiter (water saving device).

147. For the heating no piping diagram was provided with the individual consumers, such as for cooling? Please provide details.

Response: Refer to the Specification Section 2.70 – CG 481 Automation Systems and Mechanical Drawings for HVAC requirements.

148. Room 141 (PLL Storage) is indicated in the floor plan with a room temperature of 20 ° C. For this requires only three radiators are provided, each with 566W. Complementary heating to reach the 20 ° C room temperature is not apparent from the plans. Please clarify or provide missing details.

Response: Room 141 was calculated with 15 degree Celsius.

149. A description of the cold smoke ventilation system, as described in the fire protection concept, is missing in the specs. It is not apparent how this should be done. How do you want to slipstream the outside air?

Response: Cold smoke ventilation system is shown on the HVAC-diagram and is addressed in Specification Section 2.39 – Ventilation Systems

150. A detailed descriptions of the air ventilation system 11/12 and 17/18 are missing. Please provide

Response: Refer to Specifications Sections 2.39 and 2.40.

151. The ceiling - air coolers are described as 4-wire device. A connection to the heating system is not clear. Will they be used only as a cooler and therefore only connected to the cooling?

Response: The 4-wire devices are only for air.

152. For the supply of convection air coolers, there is no buffer provided? Please provide missing

Response: No buffers are required.

153. On sprinkler-drawing FP-125 are shown 3 heat-exchangers. They are not shown at any mechanical drawing. What are they for?

Response: The 3 heat exchangers are part of the emergency power generators. This is a closed system with engines, generators, heat exchangers, air supply, etc. Detailed submittal information will be required of the successful offeror on the emergency power.

154. There is a ventilation plant (1000qm) shown in 1-phase-diagram but not in the spec. and other drawings. In electrical spec. is a description of an exhaust system but this is for the project to weak!

Response: The question is not clear. Please provide additional details and resubmit question.

155. How is the air supply for the generator (combustion engine) provided?

Response: Detailed information will be required via submittal by the successful offeror for the emergency power supply.

156. Reference page 23, Section 370 Structural Fixtures – CG 371 General Fixtures of the specification: A kitchen to reheat foods with range, microwave, oven and fridge-freezers is planned inside the building. A double bowl sink as well as a dishwasher and several base cabinets and wall-hung cabinets are also part of the built-in kitchen. In room 112 is provided a permanently installed sideboard with a lockable cabinet for an integrated control panel. CG 372 Special Fixtures: Mobile shelving systems. An electrically-driven mobile shelving system will be installed in the PLL storage room. This system serves for storage of small up to medium-sized goods and spare parts. Is the specified equipment Government Furnished/Government Installed, or Contractor Furnished/Contractor Installed or Government Furnished/Contractor Installed?

Response: Contractor Furnished / Contractor Installed

157. The Bid Schedule calls for an Option on page 4 Item 007 AA” Illuminated ceiling in Hallway”.

What ceiling will be installed in the hallway if the option will not be awarded?

Response: Suspended ceiling requirements are provided in Section 2.11.510 through

2.11.600 of the revised 100% Design Specification.

158. Ref. No. 2.25 in the 100 % Technical Specification dated January 24, 2013 calls for a mobile shelving system.

a. For what kind of shelves is the shelving system required – storage racks, archive or pallet racks?

Response: The mobile storage racks will be used for spares pooling for electronic equipment.

b. Do the shelves need to fulfill heavy duty standards?

Response: No.

c. What are the rack dimensions (length x width x height) and how many shelves are needed per rack?

Response: Refer to Section 2.25.10 and technical description item 3.4 under Section 2.25.

d. What is the length of the slide rails?

Response: Refer to drawings A-107 and A-156A.

e. Are there any specific requirements for the slide rails?

Response: Refer to technical description item 2.1 under Section 2.25.

Questions about Power System

159. Is it right, that the three 20/0,4kV-Transformers now are oil-transformers? In the 80% specification they have been dry-type transformers.

Response: Yes, we use soil transformers. Refer to Specification Section 3.48.220.

160. In the 80% specification the three emergency generators were described as existing. Are these part of the contract or are they furnished by the government or another contractor? What works are part of this contract and which are not? Where are the interfaces between the disciplines?

Response: The three diesel generator sets are part of the solicitation. Refer to Specification 3.49.90.

161. The designed emergency lighting system seems to be too large for the emergency lighting room.

Please confirm design requirements are correct.

Response: The design requirements for the emergency lighting system are correct.

162. UPS-System consists of two separate plants of 800kVA each (4x200kVA) extendable to 1200kVA each. But the cabinets with the copper bars should already be installed. And the batteries should be already installed for the total back-up of the extended plant (specification), 2x1200kVA for twenty minutes. In the drawing (E-110A) only the back-up batteries for the 2x800kVA Modules were shown. What is correct?

Response: UPS Cabinet, Battery Monitor System and Battery Rack/Frame for 2x1200 kVA UPS modules and Battery for 2x800 kVA.

163. Damp room diffuser light fixture 1x80W is not described in the specification. Also the specification differs to the fixtures that were shown in the drawings. Please provide missing details and clarify which information for fixtures is correct; the drawing or the specification.

Response: Refer to Specification Section 3.53.90

164. In the external area there is only the road lighting described. The temporary fence, the fence lighting and the video surveillance is already done by others. The described foundations for the video poles are not necessary? They are not shown on the drawings.

Response: The foundations for video poles are not required.

165. In the view of the UPS-Distributions there is an additional circuit breaker of 2000A each. These two circuit breakers are not shown in the single line diagrams on the same drawing (E-124).

Please clarify.

Response: Refer to new drawing E-124A.

166. For the medium voltage distribution panel the circuit breakers in the transformer panels were described in the specifications with 250A each. In drawing E-117 the circuit breakers are shown with a nominal current of 400A. In drawing E-101 the circuit breakers are shown with a nominal current of 250A. Which is the right value?

Response: The nominal current of 250A is correct. Refer to Specification Section 3.48.40.

167. The design of the distribution WC6-D064-1 and WC6-D064-2 show in the drawing E-104 is different to the drawing E-131A and E-132A. Which is the right design?

Response: Drawings E-131A and E-132A are correct.

168. The distribution WN7-V064-01 shown in the 1-Phase diagram (drawing E-129). But it is not showing in other electrical drawings (E-104). Where this distribution will be design?

Response: The distribution WN7-V064-01 is part of contract, see Specification 2.51.910.

169. The three transformers 400/208V 25kVA shown in 1-Phase-Diagram (E-118A) are not describe in specifications or in other electrical drawings. Are these transformers parts of US?

Response: The 25 kVA400/208V transformer is a part of contract. See the description of the 35 kVA Transformer Specification Section 2.51.990 as the description of the 400/208V is not included in the revised Specification.

170. The transformer WC6-T064-3 and WC6-D138-4 is shown in the drawings E-104 and E-133 as

30kVA and 40kVA. But in the spec. pos. 2.51.990 and 2.51.100 two transformers are describe with 35 kVA and 40 kVA. Which are the right transformers?

Response: 30kVA and 40kVA are correct.

171. The dimension of the distribution WN7-K138 in drawing E-141 600mm x 2000mm (H x W) are different to the spec. 950mm x 850mm x 250mm. Which one is the right distribution?

Response: The dimension of the distribution WN7-K138 in drawing E-141 600mm x 2000mm (H x W) is correct.

172. In the drawings E-118A and E-133 for the distribution WC7-H63-1 (2.3) the same circuit breaker has two different current values (160A and 100A). Which value is right?

Response: Drawings E-133 and 100A contain the correct values.

173. In the drawings E-118A and E-128 in the same distribution WC7-H63-1 (2.4) are two different values for the transformers (40kVA and 160kVA). Which one is right?

Response: Drawing E-118A with 40kVA is correct.

174. Isn’t the modification of the telecontrol system part of the work of Pfalzwerke?

Response: The telecontrol system is part of the work required under this solicitation and therefore is the responsibility of the contractor.

175. Do we have to deliver the racks shown on Plan E- 382, Room 138 or are they GFGI? We assume that we only have to deliver the racks shown on plan E-379 room 118 and E 380 room 139.

Would you please clarify?

Response: E-379 Room 118 and E-380 Room 139 Electrical and Data Panel are part of contract. E-382 Room 138 the PDU Black and Red Panels WC6-D138 are part of contract.

The racks with unit no 4 until 905 are to be delivered and installed by the Government.

176. At page 1632 of the Technical Specifications for the title 4.8.1 Landscaping work the description is missing. Is the landscaping work part of the contract? If yes, please give us the description of the work.

RESPONSE: Please see the revised specifications, section 5 – 5.14 Site Preparation which fully describes all the landscaping work that will be required as a part of this contract.

Amendment 0005 Attachments:

1. Revised Price Schedule dated 20 Feb 13 - .pdf file (3 pages)

2. Revised 100% Design Specification dated 20 February 2013 (1,840 pages – English only)

3. GAEB Interface file (.da81) for Revised 100% Design Specification dated 20 Feb2013

4. Revised 100% Design Drawings Parts 1 through 4 - .pdf only 24 Jan 13 (691 drawings –

English/German)

5. Site Preparation Drawings Part 5 - .pdf only 31 Jan 13 (85 drawings – English/German)

6. Revised Door Schedule dated 29 Jan 2013 - .pdf file (2 pages)

APPLICABLE SUPPORTING DOCUMENTS FOR THIS SOLICITATION

The following supporting documents are the most current documents pertaining to this solicitation. Each document listed identifies either the Solicitation or the Amendment number in which the document was incorporated into the solicitation.

1. Revised Price Schedule dated 20 Feb 2013 (Amendment 0005)

2. Revised 100% Design Specification, dated 20 Feb 13 (Amendment 0005)

3. GAEB Interface file (.da81) for Revised 100% Design Specification dated 20Feb13 (Amendment

0005)

4. Revised 100% Design Drawings Parts 1-4 24 Jan 13 (Amendment 0005)

5. Site Preparation Drawings Part 5 – 31 Jan 13 (Amendment 0005)

6. Revised Door Schedule (Amendment 0005)

7. Geo Tech Report (Amendment 0003)

8. Cable Distribution Systems Standards (Amendment 0003)

9. AR 190-11 Physical Security Requirements (Amendment 0003)

10. Representative Rhine Ordnance Barracks As-Built Bunker Drawings (Amendment 0002)

11. Bunker Location Drawing Rhine Ordnance Barracks (Amendment 0002)

12. Final Record of Environmental Consideration Review and Report (Amendment 0002)

13. Building Automation & Control Documents (Amendment 0002)

14. Fire Protection Report and Design – Part 1 (Amendment 0002)

15. Fire Protection Report and Design – Part 2 (Amendment 0002)

16. Revised Experience Information Sheet (Amendment 0002)

17. Revised Experience Overview Sheet (Amendment 0001)

18. Revised Sample Bank Letter of Assurance (Amendment 0001)

19. USACE Past Performance Questionnaire (Solicitation – SF 1442)

20. USACE PPQ to be Completed by Client (Solicitation – SF 1442)

21. Sample Bank Letter of Guarantee (Solicitation – SF 1442)

SECTION 00100 - BIDDING SCHEDULE/INSTRUCTIONS TO BIDDERS

The following have been added by full text:

REV. PRICE SCHEDULE 20 FEB 13

REVISED PRICE SCHEDULE

Solicitation W912GB-13-R-0009

SATCOM-WSOC Landstuhl, Germany 20 February 2013

The Offeror shall propose on all base and optional items. Provide completion of all award items from the Notice to Proceed (NTP) as described in the contract FAR Clause 52.211-10 “COMMENCEMENT, PROSECUTION AND COMPLETION OF WORK” according to the following schedule. The maximum contract period of performance is 490 calendar days from NTP, including base and optional items, if awarded, from the issuance of the NTP. The contractor shall have the project fully functional to include commissioning of the SATCOM WSOC facility and available for normal regular use no later than 410 calendar days from NTP. The Period of Performance is as indicted in each Line Item.

See FAR Clause 52.211-12 for Liquidated Damages. Liquidated damages (LD) apply to any completion date specified in the contract or Price Schedule including interim completion dates for individual facilities. LDs for all base items and exercised options except Line Item 0005 shall be assessed at €2,340.00 for each calendar day of contractor delay until the work is completed or accepted. LDs for Base Line Item 0005 shall be assessed €1,270.00 for each calendar day of contractor delay until the work is completed or accepted.

Base Items Period of Performance (PoP): The base period of performance is 410 calendar days from issuance of the notice to proceed (NTP) with the exception of the work required under Line Item 0005, which is 80 calendar days. The contractor shall have the project fully functional to include commissioning of the SATCOM WSOC facility and available for normal regular use no later than 410 calendar days from NTP.

Award of Options and PoP: The Government reserves the right to award any or all options up to 90 calendar days following issuance of NTP for the base items work. Any optional work awarded shall be completed within the Base Items period of performance as described in contract FAR Clause 52.211-10 “COMMENCEMENT, PROSECUTION AND COMPLETION OF WORK”.

Validity Period of Contractor’s Proposal: The contractor’s proposal shall be valid for 90 calendar days after NTP for base items of work for potential award of optional items.

Allowable Work Hours: The allowable working hours are from 0800-1630, Monday through Friday. Work on holidays and outside of these hours shall not be performed without prior approval from the Contracting Officer.

Office hours for coordination with Government representatives are from 0730-1600 hours, except U.S. holidays.

Prices: All prices are to be proposed in Euros.

BASE ITEMS: The base items include all labor, transportation, equipment, materials, and any other services necessary for the completion of the project requirements, with the exception of the Optional Items, in accordance with all specifications, drawings and all other documents provided with the solicitation and as amended.

ITEM 0001 - SATCOM-WSOC Facility (410 Calendar Days)

0001AA All labor, transportation, equipment, materials, and any other services necessary for the completion of the project requirements for the SATCOM-WSOC Facility in accordance with all specifications, drawings and all other documents provided with the solicitation and as amended.

0001AB Defense Base Act Insurance for Sub-Item 0001AA above (See FAR clauses 52.000- 4106, 52.000-4132 and 52.228-3) €____________

ITEM 0002 – Technical Building (410 Calendar Days)

0002AA All labor, transportation, equipment, materials, and any other services necessary for the completion of the project requirements for the Technical Building Complex in accordance with all specifications, drawings and all other documents provided with the solicitation and as amended. €____________

0002AB Defense Base Act Insurance for Sub-Item 0002AA above (See FAR clauses 52.000- 4106, 52.000-4132 and 52.228-3) €____________

ITEM 0003 – Exterior Facilities & Site Work (410 Calendar Days)

0003AA All labor, transportation, equipment, materials, and any other services necessary for the completion of the project requirements for the Technical Building Complex in accordance with all specifications, drawings and all other documents provided with the solicitation and as amended. €____________

0003AB Defense Base Act Insurance for Sub-Item 0003AA above (See FAR clauses 52.000- 4106, 52.000-4132 and 52.228-3) €____________

ITEM 0004 – Demolition Work - Bunkers at Rhine Ordnance Barracks (410 Calendar Days)

0004AA All labor, transportation, equipment, materials, and any other services necessary for the completion of all demolishing activities for Building 3373, ASCT and Eagle Sentry antenna foundations at Landstuhl USAG and the bunkers at the Rhine Ordnance Barracks in accordance with all specifications, drawings and all other documents provided with the solicitation and as amended. €____________

0004AB Defense Base Act Insurance for Sub-Item 0004AA above (See FAR clauses 52.000- 4106, 52.000-4132 and 52.228-3) €____________

ITEM 0005 – Demolition Work – Building 3373 and Satellite Antenna Foundations at Landstuhl USAG and Contract Close-out (Not to Exceed 80 Calendar Days)

0005AA All labor, transportation, equipment, materials, and any other services necessary for the completion of all demolishing activities for Building 3373, ASCT and Eagle Sentry antenna foundations at Landstuhl USAG and all contract close-out activities in accordance with all specifications, drawings and all other documents provided with the solicitation and as amended. The work under this Line Item is to start after the successful commissioning of the new SATCOM WSOC building. €____________

0005AB Defense Base Act Insurance for Sub-Item 0005AA above (See FAR clauses 52.000-

TOTAL OF ALL BASE ITEMS €_________________

OPTIONAL ITEMS: The optional items include all labor, transportation, equipment, materials, and any other services necessary for the completion of the optional requirements in accordance with all specifications, drawings and all other documents provided with the solicitation and as amended. Any option(s) which is/are exercised shall be completed within the base period of performance.

ITEM 0006 – Additional Emergency Diesel Generator (410 Calendar Days)

0006AA All labor, transportation, equipment, materials, and any other services necessary to provide an additional Emergency Diesel Generator in accordance with the 100% Design Specification Paragraphs 3.49.90; 3.49.100 and 3.49.110, USACE Specifications, drawings and all other documents provided with the solicitation and as amended. €____________

0006AB Defense Base Act Insurance for Sub-Item 0006AA above (See FAR clauses 52.000-

ITEM 0007 – Additional Sealed Oil Transformer (410 Calendar Days)

0007AA All labor, transportation, equipment, materials, and any other services necessary to provide an additional Sealed Oil Transformer in accordance with the 100% Design Specification Paragraph 3.48.220 and USACE Specifications, drawings and all other documents provided with the solicitation and as amended. €____________

0007AB Defense Base Act Insurance for Sub-Item 0007AA above (See FAR clauses 52.000-

ITEM 0008 – Illuminated Ceiling in Hallway (410 Calendar Days)

0008AA All labor, transportation, equipment, materials, and any other services necessary to provide an Illuminated Ceiling in the Hallway in accordance with the 100% Design Specification Paragraph 2.11.510 through 2.11.600, and USACE Specifications, drawings and all other documents provided with the solicitation and as amended. €____________

0008AB Defense Base Act Insurance for Sub-Item 0008AA above (See FAR clauses 52.000-

TOTAL OF ALL OPTIONAL ITEMS €__________________

TOTAL OF ALL BASE AND ALL OPTIONAL ITEMS €__________________

SECTION 00800 - SPECIAL CONTRACT REQUIREMENTS

The following have been modified:

52.211-10 COMMENCEMENT, PROSECUTION, AND COMPLETION OF WORK (APR 1984)

The Contractor shall be required to (a) commence work under this contract within 10 calendar days after the date the Contractor receives the notice to proceed, (b) prosecute the work diligently, and (c) complete the entire construction work ready for Government use not later than 410 calendar days after Notice to Proceed (NTP). The project close-out period is 80 calendar days which includes the contractor’s submittal and approval of final as-built drawings, 490 calendar days after issuance of NTP. The total period of performance for the contract is 490 calendar days as indicated in the Price Schedule. The Government reserves the right to award any or all options up to 90 calendar days from the initial contract award

(End of clause)

52.211-12 LIQUIDATED DAMAGES--CONSTRUCTION (SEP 2000)

(a) If the Contractor fails to complete the work within the time specified in the contract, the Contractor shall pay liquidated damages to the Government in the amount of (As indicated in the Price Schedule) for each calendar day of delay until the work is completed or accepted.

(b) If the Government terminates the Contractor's right to proceed, liquidated damages will continue to accrue until the work is completed. These liquidated damages are in addition to excess costs of repurchase under the Termination clause.

(End of clause)

(End of Summary of Changes)