Site Visit - W912H22B4008 - FA-19701-17 20220805.pdf
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This memorandum documents a site visit for Solicitation Number W912HN22B4008 for repairs to Building 1-4930 at Fort Bragg, North Carolina. The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Savannah District is seeking a firm-fixed-price contract to repair and convert the building into an Information Processing Center to serve as the Fort Bragg Innovation Outpost. Work includes repairing or replacing failing building systems and components to current codes and standards, as well as repairing interior spaces. The site visit was held on August 5, 2022 and fourteen contractors attended. Questions asked concerned asbestos and lead paint abatement, and laydown areas. No answers were provided and offerors must submit questions as official pre-bid requests for information. Proposals are due September 1, 2022. The contract is set aside as an 8(a) small business opportunity with a North American Industry Classification System code of 236220 and a magnitude between $10-25 million. The period of performance is 540 calendar days from notice to proceed.
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CESAS-CD-BRA 05 August 2022
MEMORANDUM FOR: CESAS-CT (ATTN: Gregory Graham) SUBJECT: Site Visit for FA 19701-17 Innovation Outpost Solicitation No.
W912HN22B4008, Fort Bragg, NC
Enclosed you will find the sign-in roster from the site visit for FA 19701-17 Innovation Outpost that occurred at Building 1-4939 on August 5, 2022, at 0900.
Fourteen general contractors and subcontractors attended the site visit. The visit started promptly at 0900. Before walking the site USACE stressed that all questions are to be handled as an official Pre-bid RFI and that no answers would be provided in the field.
After the sign-in roster was completed DPW’s Brian Vesely led the contractors around the site providing a project overview. Walking of the site started at approximately 0910 that included going from 2nd floor of the west wing of the original building, to all of the 1st floor, to the rest of 2nd floor, to the basement, and finally a walk of the perimeter of the exterior of the building. All areas of the building were able to be accessed during the site visit and there were no requests for additional access when the site visit concluded.
During the site visit there where several questions regarding asbestos and lead paint abatement along with where a laydown area could be. No answers were provided, and the contractors were instructed to ask the question as an official Pre-bid RFI. The site visit concluded at approximately 1025.
After the site visit the Government did go back to the solicitation documents to review the Hazardous Building Survey (Asbestos and Lead Paint Report). At this time, it was noticed that the report was not provided in the solicitation. This will need to be provided in an amendment.
If you have any further questions or concerns, please contact the undersigned at 910.751.9513.
Sincerely, Jonathan B. McCormick, PE Fort Bragg Resident Engineer Encls Site Visit Sign-In Sheet (4 pages)
Brian Veseley brian.s.vesely.civ@army.milChief, Project Management / Design DPW 910-396-4328
Ninh Hoang Project Manager DPW 910.396.2787 ninh.t.hoang.civ@army.mil
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