Y1AZ--NEW IFB (FY-23) | LONG ISLAND RENOVATION, IMPROVEMENTS, AND REPAIRS CONSTRUCTION PROJECT | PROJECT NO. 815CM3041 | (VA-23-00090316)
ID: 36C78623B0038Type: Special Notice
Overview

Buyer

VETERANS AFFAIRS, DEPARTMENT OFVETERANS AFFAIRS, DEPARTMENT OFNATIONAL CEMETERY ADMIN (36C786)QUANTICO, VA, 22134, USA

PSC

CONSTRUCTION OF OTHER ADMINISTRATIVE FACILITIES AND SERVICE BUILDINGS (Y1AZ)

Original Source

https://sam.gov/opp/d5058e8745464bee9c6a1d9fcae3350f/view
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    Description

    Special Notice: Veterans Affairs, Department of is cancelling the IFB Solicitation No. 36C78623B0038 for the Long Island Renovation, Improvements, and Repairs Construction Project under Project No. 815CM3041. The cancellation is due to the unreasonably high base bid price. The cancellation is in the best interest of the government.

    Point(s) of Contact
    Sheryl Palacio-DavisContracting Officer (CO)
    1-703-630-9343
    sheryl.palacio-davis@va.gov
    Files
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    36C78623B0038_2.docx
    36C78623B0038.docx
    815CM3041 LINC Bid Set Bk-01.pdf
    815CM3041 LINC Bid Set Bk-02.pdf
    815CM3041 LINC Bid Set Bk-03.pdf
    815CM3041 LINC Bid Set Bk-04.pdf
    815CM3041 LINC Bid Set Bk-05.pdf
    815CM3041 LINC Bid Set Bk-06.pdf
    815CM3041 LINC Bid Set Bk-07.pdf
    815CM3041 LINC Bid Set Bk-08.pdf
    815CM3041 LINC Bid Set Bk-09.pdf
    815CM3041 LINC Bid Set Bk-10.pdf
    815CM3041 LINC Bid Set Bk-11.pdf
    815CM3041 LINC Bid Set Bk-12.pdf
    815CM3041 LINC Bid Set Bk-13.pdf
    815CM3041 LINC Bid Set Bk-14.pdf
    815CM3041 LINC Bid Set Bk-15.pdf
    815CM3041 LINC Bid Set Bk-16.pdf
    815CM3041 LINC Phasing SK 01 thru 04.pdf
    815CM3041 LINC Project Manual Spec Bk-01.pdf
    815CM3041 LINC Project Manual Spec Bk-02.pdf
    815CM3041 LINC SOW.pdf
    815CM3041 LINC Spec 33 01 10-81 Water Supply Well Abandonment ASI 01.pdf
    815CM3041 LINC Spec 33 11 13 Potable Supply Wells ASI 01.pdf
    815CM3041 LINC Spec ASI 01 Narrative.pdf
    A0001 - Long Island Natl Cem - 36C78623B0038.pdf
    A0001 Attachment - 003 GI-103 Gen notes_ASI 02.pdf
    A0001 Attachment - 089 I-501 IRRIGATION WATER WELL - DETAILS_ASI 02.pdf
    A0001 Attachment - Appendix IV_Well depth eval_ASI 02.pdf
    A0001 Attachment - LINC FacRen 815CM3041_ASI 02_Narrative.pdf
    A0002 - Long Island Natl Cem - 36C78623B0038 (07 Sept 2023).pdf
    A0002 Attachment - RFI Answer.pdf
    A0003 - Long Island Natl Cem - 36C78623B0038 (07 Sept 2023).pdf
    A0003 Attachment - LINC WFS Response to PRFI 03.pdf
    A0004 - Long Island Natl Cem - 36C78623B0038.pdf
    IFB-Contractor Cost Estimate Worksheet - Long Island Nalt Cem -FY-23.xlsx
    LINC WFS Response to PRFI 02.pdf
    UEI Attachment for BID.pdf
    VITRUAL BID OPENING - IFB -FY-23 - Long Island Natl Cem - PO 815CM3041.pdf
    Wage Determination -Suffolk County NY - Long Island Natl Cem.pdf
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