Amend 001: Anapra, New Mexico Geotechnical Surveying Services

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Solicitation number
6973GH-24-R-00030
Agency
Responses due
Set-aside
No set-aside

Opportunity facts

Place of performance
United States

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About this opportunity

The U.S. Department of Homeland Security's Customs and Border Protection seeks geotechnical surveying services in Anapra, New Mexico through Solicitation Number 6973GH-24-R-00030. The contractor will perform up to eleven boreholes up to one hundred feet deep, ten cone penetration tests to the same depth, and optional tasks. The contractor must follow all safety and security requirements and coordinate work with the contracting officer's representative. Statements of interest were due by December 13, 2023 with pricing provided using firm fixed-price contract line item numbers.

There is no set-aside designation. The NAICS code was updated to 238990 for all other specialty trade contractors. Work will occur within a five-mile radius of Anapra, New Mexico over a six-month period from the award date. The solicitation was issued by the Department of Transportation Federal Aviation Administration Franchise Acquisition Services with responses due by December 13, 2023. Evaluation will be based on technical qualifications, past performance, and price.

Notice text

2 versions

Update #2 · Latest ·

Amendment 001:

The purpose of this amendment is to update clause 3.6.1-17, extend the SIR due date, and incorporate Questions and Answers.

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The United States Border Patrol (USBP) requires technical design, engineering, geophysical and geotechnical services to provide the design, planning, management, and execution of all critical tasks required to provide up to eleven (11) boreholes of up to forty-two (42”) in diameter up to one hundred (100’) feet deep. Additionally, the vendor will be required to provide casing and monuments to maintain ten (10) boreholes as permanent observation wells, as well as cone penetration testing (or an excepted alternative). Optional tasks that may be required include: additional boreholes and technology deployment services.

The completion of the work will also require the rental and operation of several different types of light and heavy equipment that may not be specifically called out in the SOW but should be planned for during the technical design and pre-project planning phase of this effort. Executing the work safely and efficiently will begin with close coordination with CBP/local USBP representatives, property managers, utility locators, DigAlert, concrete/asphalt contractors, drillers, heavy equipment providers and operators, and rental equipment providers. The vendor will be responsible for all aspects of executing the SOW outlined below, including (but not limited to): scheduling deliveries and pickups of equipment, spoils management, vertical and horizontal safety barriers, traffic control, site security, site restoration, final inspection of the completed sites and providing as-built and geotechnical reports. The work will be completed at specific locations as directed by USBP personnel within the Roosevelt easement within a 5.00 mile radius of the Anapra, NM. Exact locations will be provided upon award.

Update #1 ·

The United States Border Patrol (USBP) requires technical design, engineering, geophysical and geotechnical services to provide the design, planning, management, and execution of all critical tasks required to provide up to eleven (11) boreholes of up to forty-two (42”) in diameter up to one hundred (100’) feet deep. Additionally, the vendor will be required to provide casing and monuments to maintain ten (10) boreholes as permanent observation wells, as well as cone penetration testing (or an excepted alternative). Optional tasks that may be required include: additional boreholes and technology deployment services.

The completion of the work will also require the rental and operation of several different types of light and heavy equipment that may not be specifically called out in the SOW but should be planned for during the technical design and pre-project planning phase of this effort. Executing the work safely and efficiently will begin with close coordination with CBP/local USBP representatives, property managers, utility locators, DigAlert, concrete/asphalt contractors, drillers, heavy equipment providers and operators, and rental equipment providers. The vendor will be responsible for all aspects of executing the SOW outlined below, including (but not limited to): scheduling deliveries and pickups of equipment, spoils management, vertical and horizontal safety barriers, traffic control, site security, site restoration, final inspection of the completed sites and providing as-built and geotechnical reports. The work will be completed at specific locations as directed by USBP personnel within the Roosevelt easement within a 5.00 mile radius of the Anapra, NM. Exact locations will be provided upon award.

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