Z2DZ--Copy of CTX Building 202 Roof Repair (Non-Emergency) Program Need Date 07/10/2024

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Solicitation number
36C25724Q0720
Agency
Responses due
Set-aside
No set-aside

Opportunity facts

NAICS code
238160 Roofing Contractors

Notice details come from SAM.gov. Updated .

About this opportunity

The Department of Veterans Affairs, Veterans Health Administration, Veterans Integrated Service Network 17 is seeking contractors to provide labor, materials, and equipment for the repair of the roof on Building 202 in Temple, TX. The contractor will be responsible for repairing roof leaks, rusted areas, replacing gutters, and addressing other problem areas on the center section of the building. The solicitation number is 36C25724Q0720 and the required completion date is July 10, 2024. Proposals will be evaluated on a best value tradeoff between Past Performance and Price. Offerors have until August 15, 2024 to submit quotes, and a mandatory site visit is scheduled for July 11, 2024.

This solicitation is a total set-aside for Service-Disabled Veteran-Owned Small Businesses (SDVOSBs). The magnitude of construction is between $250,000 and $500,000 under NAICS code 238160 - Roofing Contractors. The period of performance is 180 days from the notice to proceed, and the contractor must provide a 1-year performance agreement on labor and materials, in addition to the manufacturer's warranty.

Notice text

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Update #3 · Latest ·

RFI s #2 Repair Building 202 Temple, TX

During the site visit, a drone was used to obtain a moisture survey. Can the VA provide those results for all bidders?

The drone was not an official part of the site visit. I do not know which contractor used the drone for pictures and they did it on their own time.

2. The SOW at the bottom of pg 4 of 9 states that we must include Full time jobsite inspection and reports must be included from material manufacturer s representative to ensure repairs are done correctly . Manufacturer s do not typically provide full time inspection, if required that would typically be handled by a 3rd party independent inspector hired by the Owner or General Contractor to avoid a conflict of interest.

How are we to comply with this stipulation?

The inspection will need to be a third-party inspector, and this is the contractor responsibility and a report is required.

Update #2 ·

RFI s Repair Building 202 Temple, TX

1. Item # 1 under Gravel Roof Areas: "In order to properly perform the IR scan and make appropriate repairs, we need to cut a core sample. Will core sample results be shared with the bidding pool, or will we be required to make a return trip to cut our own cores?" Prints are provided in lieu of core sample.

2. Item #4 under Gravel Roof Areas: In order to replace failing previous repairs, will a mapping of those previously repaired areas be provided or will some other method of identifying those areas be provided? NO. Per SOW the roof repair is for 15,000 square feet of roof. It is the contractor s responsibility to locate and repair any leaks up to 15,000 sq. ft. of leaks. All leak repairs are to be completed by industry standards. Provide square foot of repaired area per week.

3. Item #7 under "Metal Roof Areas" says to "seal stone coping joints..." but I did not observe any stone coping on the metal roof structure, nor was Lee Richards able to identify where they were. Please clarify where these conditions exist, or if this should be scratched from the Scope of Work. Remove seal stone coping joints from SOW.

4. Lightning Protection System: In order to properly seal all the coping with a 3-course coating, the lightning protection system should be removed. If it is going to be reinstalled, a certified lightning protection company must install and re-certify the system. Please provide directions as to whether the system should be removed and reinstalled or scrapped. Yes, remove reinstall and certify.

5. Lightning Protection System: If the decision is made to remove, reinstall and re-certify the lightning protection system, should an estimate for this work be included in our Proposal as a Scope of Work change or will that work be covered under a separate solicitation? This is part of this contract.

6. Infection Control Risk Assessment (ICRA) Requirements: The SOW states: All work shall be done according to the Infection Control Risk Assessment (ICRA) specified for the respective areas where work is performed. Will the ICRA Requirements be posted in or near the work areas or will some other method of notification be used? ICRA will be posted as required.

7. Warranty Requirements: Please clarify expectation of outcomes and responsibility of contractor with regards to warranty. Point-of-entry for leaks on BURs (built-up roofs) are some of the most difficult roof leaks to identify. The IR scan and prescribed leaks will almost certainly help address a number of the current leaks, but it should be expected that not all leaks will be addressed in the initial round of work, and call-backs should be anticipated. Does the required 1-year warranty only apply to the actual work completed, or is it expected that the contractor will for 1 year assume responsibility for all prior leaks, and be required to do additional work, even if beyond the scope of the original contract, up through the 1-year mark? The warranty will apply to the 15,000 sq. ft. of leaks that are repaired per contract.

8. Past Performance Requirements: My Firm is a certified SDVOSB. As such, it is my plan to be the Prime Contractor for this project with responsibility for high-level contracts and project management operations. My Subcontractor is an experienced Roofing Company with verifiable past performance on government, state and local commercial projects of similar type, scope, size and complexity of the roofing repair requirements of the solicitation. Is it permissible to use only the Subcontractor s past performance for our proposal? Past performance is from the General Contractor.

9. Quote Requirements: The Quote requires 2 emails of no more than 5MB each, 1 email for Price and 1 email for technical/past performance. Is the expectation to include Reps and Certs as an attachment to the email with the Technical/Past Performance information? Send all information per Contracting requirements.

10. Can you provide a copy of the roof plan and cut throughs from the architectural drawings? See attached.

11. The entire gravel roof was hit by 3-4 inch hail, do you all want use to warranty our repairs only or the entire roof? If we only need to warranty our repairs, how would billing for non warrantied roof repairs look like? Warranty is to cover repaired areas.

12. Do we need to detach and reset lighting rods or can we coat over them? Detach and reset lighting rods, no coating over lighting system.

13. When we are caulking the joints, do we need to caulk run all the way to the top of the joint underneath the coping metal or can we go as far as possible up the joint without bending the metal? No bending of metal.

14. Would you all accept an alternate if we could provide a 10 or 20 year solution that came with a manufacturer's warranty on the gravel roof system and stayed within the projects budget? Must meet the contract requirement.

15. Can you provide the contact information for the company that specified the scope for this RFP so we can discuss alternative options that can be installed within budget? No. Must meet the contract requirement.

16. What materials are to be used on the expansion joints . Stated in Statement of Work.

17. Provide asbuilts for the Building 202 or drawings. See attached.

18. Provide specifications. See SOW.

19. Provide is this a repair or replace project? Bidding process needs to be fair and for all to bid apples to apples. See SOW.

20. Can we have a satellite image or Eagleview report for the site? Contractor responsibility.

21. Is a bid bond required with our proposal? Per contract.

22. What are the badging/paperwork/legal requirements of our site workers? Contractor owned badge, and VA badges are required and will be provided by the VA.

23. To confirm, we need to have one OSHA 30 worker and all other workers onsite need to be OSHA 10? Per SOW.

24. How do you require us to store materials on site? A laydown yard will be provided. It is the Contractor s responsibility to store and secure all materials.

25. Bldg 202 has a lightening arrest (bonding) system that will have to be manipulated in order to replace the roof. The solicitation does not reference the bonding system.

Does the VA require any specific work to the bonding system? If so, please describe.

Does the bonding system need to be re-certified after the roof repair is completed?

Contractor s responsibility to remove and reinstall. With certification.

Update #1 ·

The contractor shall be responsible for providing labor, materials and equipment for the services required to repair roof leaks, rusted areas, replace gutters and other problem areas on center section of building 202.

Files

File Type Posted
36C25724Q0720 0003.docx DOCX document
Attachment 2 S04 VHACTXRichaL2_07252024_111020_ site visit 25 July 24.pdf PDF
Attachment 1 S04 Site Visit Sign In_12 July.pdf PDF
36C25724Q0720 0002.docx DOCX document
Attachment 17_10-10 Building 202 roof.pdf PDF
Attachment 4 1-3 Building 202 roof.pdf PDF
Attachment 3_S12 building 202 roof.pdf PDF
Attachment 14_8-5 Building 202 roof.pdf PDF
Attachment 11_7-2 Building 202 roof.pdf PDF
Attachment 9_6-3 Building 202 roof.pdf PDF
Attachment 7_2-11 Building 202 roof.pdf PDF
Attachment 12_7-3 Building 202 roof.pdf PDF
Attachment 8_5-4 Building 202 roof.pdf PDF
Attachment 6_5-3 Building 202 roof.pdf PDF
Attachment 2_S11 building 202 roof.pdf PDF
Attachment 1_S06 RFIs Building Roof 202 Temple_TX _002.docx DOCX document
Attachment 16_8-7 Building 202 roof.pdf PDF
Attachment 15_8-6 Building 202 roof.pdf PDF
Attachment 13_8-4 Building 202 roof.pdf PDF
Attachment 10_7-1 Building 202 roof.pdf PDF
Attachment 5_5-2 Building 202 roof.pdf PDF
36C25724Q0720 0001.docx DOCX document
Attachment 3 Past Performance Questionnaire-Template.docx DOCX document
Attachment 2 Wage Determination Temple_TX TX20240230 10 June 2024v2.pdf PDF
Attachment 1 SOW Bldg 202 Roof Repair.pdf PDF
36C25724Q0720_2.docx DOCX document
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Notice history

Notice Type Posted
Z2DZ--CTX Building 202 Roof Repair (Non-Emergency) Award Award Notice
This notice Latest solicitation Solicitation
Z2DZ--Copy of CTX Building 202 Roof Repair (Non-Emergency) Program Need Date 07/10/2024 Original Pre-Solicitation

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