Construction Services, Building 185 Renovation, Brooklyn, New York

Amendment #3:

The time and date for submission of proposals is hereby extended to 4 p.m. Central on February 27, 2020.

SPECIAL NOTICE:

FOR INFORMATIONAL PURPOSES ONLY

This information is provided for the benefit of potential suppliers on this project. As of February 13, 2020, the following firms have requested access to the drawings and specifications for this project. The Government makes no assertion that any of the firms intend to submit an offer in response to the solicitation. Furthermore, the Government makes no recommendation on action to be taken by suppliers.

Neekunj Bhanderi, gsakunjcc@gmail.com

Vadesha Persaud, vadesha.persaud@gmail.com

Randy Rodriquez, John Chris Taylor Construction & Design Co., randyrodriquez152@gmail.com

Vaidehi Patel, gsaicci@gmail.com

Solangie Connolly, gsasconnolly@gmail.com

Neil Pouliot, gsa.neil.19@gmail.com

Nidhi Jayanth, nidhijayanth12@gmail.com

Samial Mason, samial.mason@gmail.com

Brandon Smith, gsa.mfsconstruction@gmail.com
D. K. Patel, gsadk1964@gmail.com

Amendment No. 2: Please see attached Amendment 2 binder.

AMENDMENT No. 1: IMPORTANT NOTICES: Proposal due date is extended to 4 p.m. Central time February 20, 2020. The time to submit questions has ended. Please note the restriction imposed by Small Business Administration on this procurement. Offerors may wish to contact their servicing SBA office to verify that their place of business is considered bona fide by SBA.

INTERESTED VENDORS MUST COMPLY WITH THE ATTACHED GACA GOOGLE DOCS ACCESS INSTRUCTIONS TO GAIN ACCESS TO CONSTRUCTION DRAWINGS.

Attachment #2 - 100% for Construction Specifications VOLUME 1 is attached due to vendor's issues in opening the original attachment. There are no changes to Attachment #2.

Bidding on this requirement is restricted to 8(a) firms that are serviced from the New York and New Jersey District Offices and that have an SBA approved bona-fide place of business located within the geographical boundaries of said District Offices.

General Services Administration has been tasked in supporting the Department of Homeland Security, United States Secret Service (USSS) by contracting for and managing renovations to Building 185 at 101 Clinton Wharf, Brooklyn, New York. Building 185 is a Port Authority owned warehouse that is approximately 65,209 rentable square feet of warehouse space - used for primarily parking and radio shop repairs. The steel structure is anchored to concrete footings that extend approximately 4 feet above grade. This perimeter footing/retaining walls are filled with dirt and paved with approximately 6-8 inches of asphalt. The building has 3 existing gas services and 5 existing electrical services. The south side of the building runs along King Street and has 10 roll up vehicle doors to access loading bays. These bays each have two roll up doors and one pedestrian egress door. The North side of the building runs along Clinton Wharf with a vehicle entrance ramp at door #22 with the address of 101 Clinton Wharf. This side of the building has 10 additional roll up doors. The west side of the building has two roll up doors. The repair and renovation of Building 185 will improve its operations as a parking garage for the United States Secret Service. The program calls for select demolition work; the insulation of existing exterior metal panels; the installation of three free standing structures including one metal structure and two fabric structures for special storage needs; the resealing of the existing asphalt floor; the restriping of lanes and parking areas at the floor; the addition of three ceiling fans; the replacement of all interior lights; and other miscellaneous architectural and mechanical interventions.  

SPECIAL NOTICE:

FOR INFORMATIONAL PURPOSES ONLY

This information is provided for the benefit of potential suppliers on this project. As of February 13, 2020, the following firms have requested access to the drawings and specifications for this project. The Government makes no assertion that any of the firms intend to submit an offer in response to the solicitation. Furthermore, the Government makes no recommendation on action to be taken by suppliers.

Neekunj Bhanderi, gsakunjcc@gmail.com

Vadesha Persaud, vadesha.persaud@gmail.com

Randy Rodriquez, John Chris Taylor Construction & Design Co., randyrodriquez152@gmail.com

Vaidehi Patel, gsaicci@gmail.com

Solangie Connolly, gsasconnolly@gmail.com

Neil Pouliot, gsa.neil.19@gmail.com

Nidhi Jayanth, nidhijayanth12@gmail.com

Samial Mason, samial.mason@gmail.com

Brandon Smith, gsa.mfsconstruction@gmail.com
D. K. Patel, gsadk1964@gmail.com

Amendment No. 2: Please see attached Amendment 2 binder.

AMENDMENT No. 1: IMPORTANT NOTICES: Proposal due date is extended to 4 p.m. Central time February 20, 2020. The time to submit questions has ended. Please note the restriction imposed by Small Business Administration on this procurement. Offerors may wish to contact their servicing SBA office to verify that their place of business is considered bona fide by SBA.

INTERESTED VENDORS MUST COMPLY WITH THE ATTACHED GACA GOOGLE DOCS ACCESS INSTRUCTIONS TO GAIN ACCESS TO CONSTRUCTION DRAWINGS.

Attachment #2 - 100% for Construction Specifications VOLUME 1 is attached due to vendor's issues in opening the original attachment. There are no changes to Attachment #2.

Bidding on this requirement is restricted to 8(a) firms that are serviced from the New York and New Jersey District Offices and that have an SBA approved bona-fide place of business located within the geographical boundaries of said District Offices.

General Services Administration has been tasked in supporting the Department of Homeland Security, United States Secret Service (USSS) by contracting for and managing renovations to Building 185 at 101 Clinton Wharf, Brooklyn, New York. Building 185 is a Port Authority owned warehouse that is approximately 65,209 rentable square feet of warehouse space - used for primarily parking and radio shop repairs. The steel structure is anchored to concrete footings that extend approximately 4 feet above grade. This perimeter footing/retaining walls are filled with dirt and paved with approximately 6-8 inches of asphalt. The building has 3 existing gas services and 5 existing electrical services. The south side of the building runs along King Street and has 10 roll up vehicle doors to access loading bays. These bays each have two roll up doors and one pedestrian egress door. The North side of the building runs along Clinton Wharf with a vehicle entrance ramp at door #22 with the address of 101 Clinton Wharf. This side of the building has 10 additional roll up doors. The west side of the building has two roll up doors. The repair and renovation of Building 185 will improve its operations as a parking garage for the United States Secret Service. The program calls for select demolition work; the insulation of existing exterior metal panels; the installation of three free standing structures including one metal structure and two fabric structures for special storage needs; the resealing of the existing asphalt floor; the restriping of lanes and parking areas at the floor; the addition of three ceiling fans; the replacement of all interior lights; and other miscellaneous architectural and mechanical interventions.  

Amendment No. 2: Please see attached Amendment 2 binder.

AMENDMENT No. 1: IMPORTANT NOTICES: Proposal due date is extended to 4 p.m. Central time February 20, 2020. The time to submit questions has ended. Please note the restriction imposed by Small Business Administration on this procurement. Offerors may wish to contact their servicing SBA office to verify that their place of business is considered bona fide by SBA.

INTERESTED VENDORS MUST COMPLY WITH THE ATTACHED GACA GOOGLE DOCS ACCESS INSTRUCTIONS TO GAIN ACCESS TO CONSTRUCTION DRAWINGS.

Attachment #2 - 100% for Construction Specifications VOLUME 1 is attached due to vendor's issues in opening the original attachment. There are no changes to Attachment #2.

Bidding on this requirement is restricted to 8(a) firms that are serviced from the New York and New Jersey District Offices and that have an SBA approved bona-fide place of business located within the geographical boundaries of said District Offices.

General Services Administration has been tasked in supporting the Department of Homeland Security, United States Secret Service (USSS) by contracting for and managing renovations to Building 185 at 101 Clinton Wharf, Brooklyn, New York. Building 185 is a Port Authority owned warehouse that is approximately 65,209 rentable square feet of warehouse space - used for primarily parking and radio shop repairs. The steel structure is anchored to concrete footings that extend approximately 4 feet above grade. This perimeter footing/retaining walls are filled with dirt and paved with approximately 6-8 inches of asphalt. The building has 3 existing gas services and 5 existing electrical services. The south side of the building runs along King Street and has 10 roll up vehicle doors to access loading bays. These bays each have two roll up doors and one pedestrian egress door. The North side of the building runs along Clinton Wharf with a vehicle entrance ramp at door #22 with the address of 101 Clinton Wharf. This side of the building has 10 additional roll up doors. The west side of the building has two roll up doors. The repair and renovation of Building 185 will improve its operations as a parking garage for the United States Secret Service. The program calls for select demolition work; the insulation of existing exterior metal panels; the installation of three free standing structures including one metal structure and two fabric structures for special storage needs; the resealing of the existing asphalt floor; the restriping of lanes and parking areas at the floor; the addition of three ceiling fans; the replacement of all interior lights; and other miscellaneous architectural and mechanical interventions.  

IMPORTANT NOTICES: Proposal due date is extended to 4 p.m. Central time February 20, 2020. The time to submit questions has ended. Please note the restriction imposed by Small Business Administration on this procurement. Offerors may wish to contact their servicing SBA office to verify that their place of business is considered bona fide by SBA.

INTERESTED VENDORS MUST COMPLY WITH THE ATTACHED GACA GOOGLE DOCS ACCESS INSTRUCTIONS TO GAIN ACCESS TO CONSTRUCTION DRAWINGS.

Attachment #2 - 100% for Construction Specifications VOLUME 1 is attached due to vendor's issues in opening the original attachment. There are no changes to Attachment #2.

Bidding on this requirement is restricted to 8(a) firms that are serviced from the New York and New Jersey District Offices and that have an SBA approved bona-fide place of business located within the geographical boundaries of said District Offices.

General Services Administration has been tasked in supporting the Department of Homeland Security, United States Secret Service (USSS) by contracting for and managing renovations to Building 185 at 101 Clinton Wharf, Brooklyn, New York. Building 185 is a Port Authority owned warehouse that is approximately 65,209 rentable square feet of warehouse space - used for primarily parking and radio shop repairs. The steel structure is anchored to concrete footings that extend approximately 4 feet above grade. This perimeter footing/retaining walls are filled with dirt and paved with approximately 6-8 inches of asphalt. The building has 3 existing gas services and 5 existing electrical services. The south side of the building runs along King Street and has 10 roll up vehicle doors to access loading bays. These bays each have two roll up doors and one pedestrian egress door. The North side of the building runs along Clinton Wharf with a vehicle entrance ramp at door #22 with the address of 101 Clinton Wharf. This side of the building has 10 additional roll up doors. The west side of the building has two roll up doors. The repair and renovation of Building 185 will improve its operations as a parking garage for the United States Secret Service. The program calls for select demolition work; the insulation of existing exterior metal panels; the installation of three free standing structures including one metal structure and two fabric structures for special storage needs; the resealing of the existing asphalt floor; the restriping of lanes and parking areas at the floor; the addition of three ceiling fans; the replacement of all interior lights; and other miscellaneous architectural and mechanical interventions.  

IMPORTANT NOTICES: INTERESTED VENDORS MUST COMPLY WITH THE ATTACHED GACA GOOGLE DOCS ACCESS INSTRUCTIONS TO GAIN ACCESS TO CONSTRUCTION DRAWINGS.

Attachment #2 - 100% for Construction Specifications VOLUME 1 is attached due to vendor's issues in opening the original attachment. There are no changes to Attachment #2.

Bidding on this requirement is restricted to 8(a) firms that are serviced from the New York and New Jersey District Offices and that have an SBA approved bona-fide place of business located within the geographical boundaries of said District Offices.

General Services Administration has been tasked in supporting the Department of Homeland Security, United States Secret Service (USSS) by contracting for and managing renovations to Building 185 at 101 Clinton Wharf, Brooklyn, New York. Building 185 is a Port Authority owned warehouse that is approximately 65,209 rentable square feet of warehouse space - used for primarily parking and radio shop repairs. The steel structure is anchored to concrete footings that extend approximately 4 feet above grade. This perimeter footing/retaining walls are filled with dirt and paved with approximately 6-8 inches of asphalt. The building has 3 existing gas services and 5 existing electrical services. The south side of the building runs along King Street and has 10 roll up vehicle doors to access loading bays. These bays each have two roll up doors and one pedestrian egress door. The North side of the building runs along Clinton Wharf with a vehicle entrance ramp at door #22 with the address of 101 Clinton Wharf. This side of the building has 10 additional roll up doors. The west side of the building has two roll up doors. The repair and renovation of Building 185 will improve its operations as a parking garage for the United States Secret Service. The program calls for select demolition work; the insulation of existing exterior metal panels; the installation of three free standing structures including one metal structure and two fabric structures for special storage needs; the resealing of the existing asphalt floor; the restriping of lanes and parking areas at the floor; the addition of three ceiling fans; the replacement of all interior lights; and other miscellaneous architectural and mechanical interventions.  

IMPORTANT NOTICE: INTERESTED VENDORS MUST COMPLY WITH THE ATTACHED GACA GOOGLE DOCS ACCESS INSTRUCTIONS TO GAIN ACCESS TO CONSTRUCTION DRAWINGS.

General Services Administration has been tasked in supporting the Department of Homeland Security, United States Secret Service (USSS) by contracting for and managing renovations to Building 185 at 101 Clinton Wharf, Brooklyn, New York. Building 185 is a Port Authority owned warehouse that is approximately 65,209 rentable square feet of warehouse space - used for primarily parking and radio shop repairs. The steel structure is anchored to concrete footings that extend approximately 4 feet above grade. This perimeter footing/retaining walls are filled with dirt and paved with approximately 6-8 inches of asphalt. The building has 3 existing gas services and 5 existing electrical services. The south side of the building runs along King Street and has 10 roll up vehicle doors to access loading bays. These bays each have two roll up doors and one pedestrian egress door. The North side of the building runs along Clinton Wharf with a vehicle entrance ramp at door #22 with the address of 101 Clinton Wharf. This side of the building has 10 additional roll up doors. The west side of the building has two roll up doors. The repair and renovation of Building 185 will improve its operations as a parking garage for the United States Secret Service. The program calls for select demolition work; the insulation of existing exterior metal panels; the installation of three free standing structures including one metal structure and two fabric structures for special storage needs; the resealing of the existing asphalt floor; the restriping of lanes and parking areas at the floor; the addition of three ceiling fans; the replacement of all interior lights; and other miscellaneous architectural and mechanical interventions.