CORRECT WATER INTRUSION, JL KING JUSTICE BLDG, MIAMI (Amendment 0003)
Closed Solicitation Posted
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- Solicitation number
- 47PE0722R0011
- Agency
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Region 4
Public Buildings Service, General Services Administration
- Responses due
- Set-aside
- Service-Disabled Veteran-Owned Small Business
Opportunity facts
- NAICS code
- 236220 Commercial and Institutional Building Construction
- Place of performance
- Miami, Florida 33132, United States
Notice details come from SAM.gov. Updated .
About this opportunity
The General Services Administration seeks to address ongoing water intrusion issues at the James L. King Federal Justice Building in Miami, Florida through replacement of all exterior sealants, application of a water repellent coating, and performance of water testing to verify the corrections. Proposals are due April 14, 2022 and will be evaluated using lowest price technically acceptable criteria. The 210-calendar day period of performance is from notice to proceed to completion of all work. Responses were due to pre-bid questions by March 10, 2022.
The solicitation is set aside for service-disabled veteran-owned small businesses and has an estimated value between $1-5 million. The NAICS code is 238160 and PSC code is S206. The place of performance is the James L. King Federal Justice Building located at Miami, FL 33132. The work includes demolishing all existing sealants and installing new sealant joints between precast panels, windows, and other building elements for the federal building located at the specified Miami address.
Notice text
4 versions
Update #4 · Latest ·
4/5/22 Amendment 0003 - RFI Response Update. Offer due date extension. CO Change.
3/31/22 Amendment 0002 - RFI Responses. Offer due date extension.
3/8/22 Amendment 0001 - Site Visit re-scheduled to Wed 3/16. See SF30.
DEMOLITION
The demolition in this project would include removing all sealants, including all wet seals.
NEW WORK
The main goal of this project is to address, correct, and maintain a watertight building for years
to come during any wind driven water weather event. This project includes replacement of all
sealants between the pre-cast and granite panels, at the perimeter of all windows and curtain
wall systems, sealants within the curtain wall system, and sealants at the stucco and granite
movement joints. All existing joint materials will be removed, and all joints cleaned and prepped
for new sealant joint materials.
Applying a water repellant to all the precast, granite, and stucco surfaces will be done which will
significantly reduce the amount of water that is absorbed into these materials and subsequently
reduce the amount of water vapor that migrates to the interior of the building.
New work will also include ASTM and AAMA testing of the sealant joints to ensure no water
intrusion takes place after installation of the sealants. A water test will be performed to verify
adequate coverage of the exterior water repellent.
The preceding description is for informational purposes only and may not reflect the complete and accurate scope of work. Please review the RFP and project documents for the official requirements.
NOTE: Existing Drawings/As-builts will be provided upon request.
Update #3 ·
3/31/22 Amendment 0002 - RFI Responses. Offer due date extension.
3/8/22 Amendment 0001 - Site Visit re-scheduled to Wed 3/16. See SF30.
DEMOLITION
The demolition in this project would include removing all sealants, including all wet seals.
NEW WORK
The main goal of this project is to address, correct, and maintain a watertight building for years
to come during any wind driven water weather event. This project includes replacement of all
sealants between the pre-cast and granite panels, at the perimeter of all windows and curtain
wall systems, sealants within the curtain wall system, and sealants at the stucco and granite
movement joints. All existing joint materials will be removed, and all joints cleaned and prepped
for new sealant joint materials.
Applying a water repellant to all the precast, granite, and stucco surfaces will be done which will
significantly reduce the amount of water that is absorbed into these materials and subsequently
reduce the amount of water vapor that migrates to the interior of the building.
New work will also include ASTM and AAMA testing of the sealant joints to ensure no water
intrusion takes place after installation of the sealants. A water test will be performed to verify
adequate coverage of the exterior water repellent.
The preceding description is for informational purposes only and may not reflect the complete and accurate scope of work. Please review the RFP and project documents for the official requirements.
NOTE: Existing Drawings/As-builts will be provided upon request.
Update #2 ·
3/8/22 Amendment 0001 - Site Visit re-scheduled to Wed 3/16. See SF30.
DEMOLITION
The demolition in this project would include removing all sealants, including all wet seals.
NEW WORK
The main goal of this project is to address, correct, and maintain a watertight building for years
to come during any wind driven water weather event. This project includes replacement of all
sealants between the pre-cast and granite panels, at the perimeter of all windows and curtain
wall systems, sealants within the curtain wall system, and sealants at the stucco and granite
movement joints. All existing joint materials will be removed, and all joints cleaned and prepped
for new sealant joint materials.
Applying a water repellant to all the precast, granite, and stucco surfaces will be done which will
significantly reduce the amount of water that is absorbed into these materials and subsequently
reduce the amount of water vapor that migrates to the interior of the building.
New work will also include ASTM and AAMA testing of the sealant joints to ensure no water
intrusion takes place after installation of the sealants. A water test will be performed to verify
adequate coverage of the exterior water repellent.
The preceding description is for informational purposes only and may not reflect the complete and accurate scope of work. Please review the RFP and project documents for the official requirements.
NOTE: Existing Drawings/As-builts will be provided upon request.
Update #1 ·
DEMOLITION
The demolition in this project would include removing all sealants, including all wet seals.
NEW WORK
The main goal of this project is to address, correct, and maintain a watertight building for years
to come during any wind driven water weather event. This project includes replacement of all
sealants between the pre-cast and granite panels, at the perimeter of all windows and curtain
wall systems, sealants within the curtain wall system, and sealants at the stucco and granite
movement joints. All existing joint materials will be removed, and all joints cleaned and prepped
for new sealant joint materials.
Applying a water repellant to all the precast, granite, and stucco surfaces will be done which will
significantly reduce the amount of water that is absorbed into these materials and subsequently
reduce the amount of water vapor that migrates to the interior of the building.
New work will also include ASTM and AAMA testing of the sealant joints to ensure no water
intrusion takes place after installation of the sealants. A water test will be performed to verify
adequate coverage of the exterior water repellent.
The preceding description is for informational purposes only and may not reflect the complete and accurate scope of work. Please review the RFP and project documents for the official requirements.
NOTE: Existing Drawings/As-builts will be provided upon request.
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| Notice | Type | Posted |
|---|---|---|
| Correct water intrusion, JL king justice bldg, miami | Award Notice | |
| This notice | Solicitation | |
| Correct water intrusion, JL king justice bldg, miami | Pre-Solicitation |
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