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W912P718R0003
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A-E Services Primarily for CPS / Civil Works, Interagency and International Services (IIS), and Military
Construction Projects
23. Pact C, of the primary selection criteria, item number 2, Professional qualifications, lists the number key personnel required including one (1) Building Systems Commissioning
Agent/Engineer (AABC member). Does this requirement apply to the small business and 8(a) contracts?
Response: This requirement applies to the UR, SB, and 8(a) solicitations and was amended to the following, One (1) Building Systems Commissioning Agent/Engineer (AABC Commissioning
Group (ACG) member).
24. Part D submission requirements, is there a specific location where the past performance questionnaires should be attached if they are included in the submittal? Also, does the govt wish to see copies of the CPARS rating with each project provided in Part I Section F?
Response: Past performance questionnaires should be included in Part I, Section H. CPARS for example projects provided in Part I, Section F are preferred however not required.
25. Can we provide additional key personnel resumes for the positions listed other than the number allotted in Section C – Selection Criteria No. 2?
Response: Yes, these additional resumes will only be evaluated as part of the firms overall qualifications and experience in providing construction phase services.
26. Section B – Project Information – “Although the services will be predominately required to support construction activities for Civil Works, IIS, and Military projects, they may also include tasks to support projects not yet in construction.” Will this contract be used to support Dept. of Homeland Security / Customs & Border Patrol (DHS/CBP) work along the US Southern border?
Response: As the synopsis indicates, the services being acquired will support construction activities for IIS projects not yet in construction. At this time, there is no intention to support
Department of Homeland Security/Customs & Border Patrol (DHS/CBP) work along the US
Southern border, but the awarded IDC's will be available for use to support those types of projects at the discretion of USACE.
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