Scip III

Awarded Vendors: CCG-Davitz, L.L.C.. Contract Award Dollar Amount: ESTIMATED: $75,000,000.00. Contract Award Date: 2012-05-25.

Awarded Vendors: Summit Construction, Inc.. Contract Award Dollar Amount: ESTIMATED: $75,000,000.00. Contract Award Date: 2012-05-25.

Awarded Vendors: Three Phase Electric-Rand Construction Co.. Contract Award Dollar Amount: ESTIMATED: $75,000,000.00. Contract Award Date: 2012-05-25.

Awarded Vendors: MCC/Catamount, LLC. Contract Award Dollar Amount: ESTIMATED: $150,000,000.00. Contract Award Date: 2012-05-25.

Awarded Vendors: Joeris General Contractors Ltd.. Contract Award Dollar Amount: ESTIMATED: $150,000,000.00. Contract Award Date: 2012-05-25.

Awarded Vendors: Engineered Structures, Inc.. Contract Award Dollar Amount: ESTIMATED $150,000,000.00. Contract Award Date: 2012-05-25.

Awarded Vendors: Ledcor Construction, Inc.. Contract Award Dollar Amount: ESTIMATED $150,000,000.00. Contract Award Date: 2012-05-25.

The Defense Commissary Agency, Contracting Directorate Construction Design Branch (HQ DeCA/AMDF), will implement a follow-on Streamlined Construction Improvement Program (SCIP III) to optimize construction delivery of proposed projects in fiscal years (FY) 2012, 2013, 2014, 2015, and 2016. For the purposes of this acquisition, the NAICS Code is 236220. The Business Size standard is $33,500,000. The primary tool to implement SCIP III will be approximately ten (10) multiple-award, firm fixed-priced, Indefinite Delivery/Indefinite Quantity (IDIQ) contracts. The contracts will be awarded on a competitive basis, with the Task Orders under them being issued as mixture of sole source 8(a), competitive Small Business set asides and unrestricted actions as follows. Projects under $3.5 Mil will be considered for 8(a) and projects under $12.5 will be considered for Small Business Set Asides. Approximately ten (10) contracts will be awarded. The contract will consist of a ordering period of 5 years.

At this time, the magnitude of the five year program consists of approximately 68 projects estimated over $100,000 and below $25,000,000. Since the requirements are indefinite, actual program dynamics may increase or decrease the number of projects over the life of the contract; however, the program maximum for all contracts combined shall not exceed $500 Million. The contract scope shall include design/build and traditional design/bid/build construction of new commissary facilities, addition/alternation (ADAL) to existing commissaries, new and ADAL to Central Distribution Centers & Retail Centers (Commissaries & Exchanges), in the United States to include Hawaii and Alaska, Guam and Puerto Rico; and other commissary locations where permitted by Host Nation agreements. Other alternative methods of project delivery may be utilized after award. The work will consist of providing all facility construction and equipment, including building equipment and operational equipment. Particular emphasis is placed on refrigeration and HVAC systems in these facilities. The abatement of hazardous materials will be a contract requirement on some projects, when such substances are present.

Important Notes: It is anticipated that the Request for Proposal (RFP) will be issued on or about June 30, 2011. For copies of this solicitation and all other documents go to the Government's website at www.fbo.gov to download. No paper copies will be issued.

By submission of an offer the offeror acknowledges the requirement that a prospective awardee must be registered in the Central Contractor Registration (CCR) data base prior to award of any contract resulting from this solicition. Further information about registration may be found at www.ccr.gov . All responsible sources may submit an offer, which will be considered by the above stated agency. POC's Tracy Blake 210-671-5271, tracy.blake@deca.mil; Derek Dansby 210-571-5283, derek.dansby@deca.mil or Terry Ward, Contracting Officer 210-571-5877, terry.ward@deca.mil

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Added: Jun 17, 2011 1:27 pm  

The Defense Commissary Agency, Contracting Directorate Construction Design Branch (HQ DeCA/AMDF), will implement a follow-on Streamlined Construction Improvement Program (SCIP III) to optimize construction delivery of proposed projects in fiscal years (FY) 2012, 2013, 2014, 2015, and 2016.  For the purposes of this acquisition, the NAICS Code is 236220.  The Business Size standard is $33,500,000.   The primary tool to implement SCIP III will be approximately ten (10) multiple-award, firm fixed-priced, Indefinite Delivery/Indefinite Quantity (IDIQ) contracts.  The contracts will be awarded on a competitive  basis, with the Task Orders under them being issued as mixture of sole source 8(a), competitive Small Business set asides and unrestricted actions as follows. Projects under $3.5 Mil will be considered for 8(a) and projects under $12.5 will be considered for Small Business Set Asides.  Approximately ten (10) contracts will be awarded.  The contract will consist of a ordering period of 5 years. 

At this time, the magnitude of the five year program consists of approximately 68 projects estimated over $100,000 and below $25,000,000.  Since the requirements are indefinite, actual program dynamics may increase or decrease the number of projects over the life of the contract; however, the program maximum for all contracts combined shall not exceed $500 Million.  The contract scope shall include design/build and traditional design/bid/build construction of new commissary facilities, addition/alternation (ADAL) to existing commissaries, new and ADAL to Central Distribution Centers & Retail Centers (Commissaries & Exchanges), in the United States to include Hawaii and Alaska, Guam and Puerto Rico; and other commissary locations where permitted by Host Nation agreements.  Other alternative methods of project delivery may be utilized after award.  The work will consist of providing all facility construction and equipment, including building equipment and operational equipment.  Particular emphasis is placed on refrigeration and HVAC systems in these facilities.  The abatement of hazardous materials will be a contract requirement on some projects, when such substances are present. 

Important Notes: It is anticipated that the Request for Proposal (RFP) will be issued on or about June 30, 2011. For copies of this solicitation and all other documents go to the Government's website at www.fbo.gov to download. No paper copies will be issued.

By submission of an offer the offeror acknowledges the requirement that a prospective awardee must be registered in the Central Contractor Registration (CCR) data base prior to award of any contract resulting from this solicition.  Further information about registration may be found at www.ccr.gov .  All responsible sources may submit an offer, which will be considered by the above stated agency. POC's Tracy Blake 210-671-5271, tracy.blake@deca.mil; Derek Dansby 210-571-5283, derek.dansby@deca.mil or Terry Ward, Contracting Officer 210-571-5877, terry.ward@deca.mil