D-B Construct Maritime Center of Excellence, Bizerte Tunisia
ID: N3319124R0033Type: Solicitation
Overview

Buyer

DEPT OF DEFENSEDEPT OF THE NAVYNAVFACSYSCOM EUROPE AFRICA CENTRALFPO, AE, 09622-0051, USA

NAICS

Commercial and Institutional Building Construction (236220)

PSC

CONSTRUCTION OF OTHER ADMINISTRATIVE FACILITIES AND SERVICE BUILDINGS (Y1AZ)

Original Source

https://sam.gov/opp/5c70765cb2444406b1e1d69c3f3a662e/view
Timeline
    Description

    The U.S. Navy invites experienced firms to design and construct a Maritime Center of Excellence (MCOE) in Bizerte, Tunisia. This is a high-value procurement with a focus on delivering a state-of-the-art facility. The primary goal is to build a vehicle storage facility with office space, shoot-house, beach obstacle course, and shooting ranges, meeting Tunisian government standards.

    The successful awardee will undertake a turn-key project, encompassing architectural, structural, mechanical, and electrical work, as well as site improvements. The Navy prioritizes anti-terrorism standards, sustainable design, and compliance with local codes in the construction process. Additionally, the awardee will be responsible for building a perimeter security wall and landscaping the site.

    Firms interested in this procurement must demonstrate a thorough understanding of the project and their capabilities. The evaluation process will assess technical merit, past performance, and cost effectiveness. To ensure compliance with safety regulations, the contractor must appoint a competent safety oversight team and adhere to the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Safety and Health Requirements Manual.

    This procurement has an estimated value of $1 million to $5 million. The Navy intends to award a firm-fixed-price contract following a rigorous evaluation process. Firms must submit their proposals electronically and attend a mandatory site visit. Key proposal deadlines are expected in March, with the Navy encouraging offerors to register in the Joint Contingency Contracting System.

    For clarification purposes, the government has provided site access information and responded to pre-proposal inquiries. Access to the currently vacant site is crucial, as the project involves new construction. The Navy's contacts are available for any further questions.

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    N3319124R0033 Amendment 0001 Maritime Center of Excellence Bizerte Tunisia.pdf
    The primary objective of this procurement is to construct a Maritime Center of Excellence (MCOE) in Bizerte, Tunisia. The focus is on modifying the existing contract to change the required proposal due date to Monday, July 29, 2024, at 2:00 PM CET and updating the contract number to N33191-24-R-0033. This construction project falls between the value range of $1 million and $5 million and will be evaluated based on factors like cost and technical merit. Offerors need to register in the Joint Contingency Contracting System and ensure their acceptance before the award is granted. The scope involves building a facility according to specified requirements, with key dates now confirmed for proposal submissions.
    N3319124R0033 Attach 1 PTS.pdf
    The U.S. Navy is seeking a design-build contractor for the first phase of the Maritime Center of Excellence (MCOE) in Bizerte, Tunisia. The project aims to construct a Vehicle & Equipment Boat Storage Facility, requiring site preparation, utility connections, and a concrete structure to store maritime vessels and equipment. The facility must meet Tunisian code and include office space, a bathroom, and ventilation and electrical systems. Additionally, the Navy seeks options for a Close Quarter Battle Trainer Shoot-House, a Beach Obstacle Course, and a Shooting Range. Contractors must submit separate pricing for the base bid and each bid option. The project has a 600-day construction timeline and strict safety and sustainability guidelines. Critical dates include a site visit prior to bidding, a post-award kick-off meeting, and design submission deadlines. Evaluation criteria focus on design quality, compliance with requirements, and price.
    N3319124R0033 Attach 2 PPI.docx
    The Navy seeks a Design-Build (D-B) contractor to construct a Maritime Center of Excellence (MCOE) in Bizerte, Djibouti. This RFP aims to procure a comprehensive solution for establishing a state-of-the-art facility, with a focus on functional design and durability. The government seeks a turn-key project, including architectural, structural, mechanical, and electrical work, along with any required site improvements. Key requirements encompass adhering to anti-terrorism standards, incorporating sustainable design principles, and ensuring compliance with local building codes. The scope also entails constructing a perimeter security wall and landscaping the site. Offerors must provide detailed responses to the inquiry, covering topics like project understanding, capabilities, and experience. The Navy will evaluate proposals based on factors like technical merit, past performance, and price. Critical dates include a site visit in early February, with proposal submissions due in March. This information is provided in response to offerors' inquiries and does not commit the government to any contract award.
    N3319124R0033 Attach 3 DFARS 252.229-7001 Tax Relief.docx
    The focus of this procurement is securing tax relief for the United States government on international transactions with the contractor. The goal is to ensure that the contract prices are exclusive of any taxes or duties that the US government is exempt from, such as import duties on items manufactured to its specifications. To achieve this, the contractor is required to submit invoices that separate the gross price, tax amount, and net price. This transparency is essential to accurately apply tax exemptions and potentially refund any import duties.
    N3319124R0033 Attach 4 Corp Experience Contract Data Sheet.docx
    The government agency seeks experienced firms for multiple projects involving design and construction services. The RFP outlines several project types, including new construction, renovations, and alterations. Firms can bid for prime contractor or subcontractor roles, with relevant experience and capabilities central to the evaluation criteria. The work performed and contract details vary, encompassing firm-fixed price, cost, and time-material contracts. Design-related procurements focus on A/E design fees, plans, and specifications, with an emphasis on sustainable design and USGBC LEED certifications. Firms are required to provide detailed project descriptions and highlights of their respective roles, showcasing relevance to the RFP's requirements. Key dates and evaluation criteria are also outlined, guiding participants through the procurement process.
    N3319124R0033 Attach 5 Safety Checklist.docx
    The government agency seeks a contractor to adhere to stringent safety regulations outlined in the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Safety and Health Requirements Manual (EM 385-1-1). The primary focus is on ensuring compliance with these regulations, emphasizing construction safety. The contractor must have a competent employee to oversee safety during construction and provide a full-time, on-site Safety and Health Officer with specific safety experience and training. They will be responsible for overseeing safety measures, including personal protective equipment, and providing visitor hard hats. The contractor must also ensure subcontractor compliance if they are engaged. Pricing should include all safety-related costs. This safety plan is a crucial requirement, with validation documents due within 30 days of contract award.
    N3319124R0033 Attach 6 Past Performance Questionnaire.docx
    The government seeks to evaluate a contractor's past performance efficiently through a questionnaire. The focus is on assessing various aspects of the contractor's work, crucial for deciding future contracts. The form collects detailed information on the contractor's performance, including quality, timeliness, customer satisfaction, management, cost control, safety, and general responsiveness. It invites the client to rate the contractor's performance using an adjective rating system. The overall rating is aimed at helping government officials grasp the contractor's reliability and competence quickly. Additionally, the form seeks comments and narratives on the contractor's strengths and weaknesses, offering valuable insights into their past performance risk assessment. This comprehensive evaluation method assists in making informed decisions about future procurements and contracts.
    N3319124R0033 D-B Construct Maritime Center of Excellence Tunisia.pdf
    N3319124R0033 Maritime Center of Excellence Bizerte Tunisia.pdf
    The U.S. Navy seeks a firm to design and construct a Maritime Center of Excellence (MCOE) in Bizerte, Tunisia. The project involves building a vehicle storage facility with office space and utilities, shoot-house, beach obstacle course, and shooting ranges. The facility must meet Tunisian government standards and be at least 70% complete within 10 years of the RFP's release. Offerors must submit proposals electronically, detailing their experience and capabilities, along with signed safety commitments and past performance evaluations. Critical dates include a site visit period and a proposal submission deadline, both specified in the RFP. The Navy intends to award a firm-fixed-price contract following an evaluation based on price and non-price factors. The latter include corporate experience, safety measures, and past performance. Offerors must ensure compliance with U.S. and local regulations and provide a single monthly invoice for construction work. The RFP sets a value of between $1 million and $5 million for this project.
    Solicitation N3319124R0033 Amendent 0002 PPIs 25JUL2024.pdf
    The primary objective of this procurement is the construction of a new Maritime Center of Excellence (MCOE) in Bizerte, Tunisia. The focus is on managing access to the site, as potential offerors seek clarification on site access timing, given the upcoming submission deadline. The government response emphasizes the two-week vetting process for base access and directs offerors to download available documents containing site information, surveys, and plans for the project. This is a critical aspect, as the site is currently vacant, and all construction work is classified as new.
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