Z1DA--PROJECT 528A8-22-816 - CONSOLIDATE PRIMARY CARE PHASE 1A BATHROOMS Veterans Affairs, Department Of
The Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) is undertaking a renovation project at the Albany VA Medical Center, specifically focusing on converting the first floor into accessible public restrooms. This construction initiative, designated as Project 528A8-22-816, aims to enhance the facility's accessibility and functionality.
The scope of work for this project involves extensive renovations, including asbestos and lead abatement, carpentry work, fireproofing, and various installations. Contractors will need to demonstrate expertise in multiple disciplines, such as plumbing, HVAC, electrical, and carpentry, while ensuring compliance with life safety and security protocols. The work must adhere to detailed specifications, with contractors providing accurate as-built drawings.
Interested parties should take note of several key requirements. Contractors must register in the System for Award Management (SAM) and VetCert, providing an Experience Modification Report. Additionally, they should be aware of the solicitation's amendments, which address issues related to printing and scaling drawings, and ensure that they acknowledge these changes. Site visits are highly recommended, and contractors must submit a detailed work plan before commencing work, outlining project phasing and milestones.
This opportunity is a 100% SDVOSB set-aside, indicating that only businesses owned by Service-Disabled Veteran Entrepreneurs are eligible to apply. With an estimated value between $500,000 and $1 million, the VA will carefully evaluate bidders based on their ability to execute the project within the specified budget and timeline, prioritizing technical competence and compliance with requirements.
The VA encourages bidders to submit their applications electronically and participate in the subsequent teleconference for public bid opening. All bids must be submitted by the deadline on August 19, 2024.
For clarification or further details, interested parties should contact the Contracting Officer, Michael A Spivack, at MICHAEL.SPIVACK@va.gov.
Y1DA--650-18-008 Building 9 HVAC Access Platforms (Design/Build) Veterans Affairs, Department Of
Presolicitation notice: VETERANS AFFAIRS, DEPARTMENT OF is seeking a Service-Disabled Veteran-Owned Small Business (SDVOSB) to provide Design/Build services for the construction and installation of HVAC Access Platforms for Building 9 at VA Providence Healthcare System (VAPHS) in Providence, RI. The platforms will allow access to the compressor sections of the Chiller units and the additional stairs will provide access to an existing platform. The anticipated Period of Performance is 120 calendar days after VA's written issuance of a Notice to Proceed (NTP). The estimated magnitude of construction is between $25,000 and $100,000. Interested offerors must be registered in the System for Award Management (SAM) at the time of award. For more information, contact Contract Specialist Pearl Wray at pearl.wray@va.gov.
Z2DZ--VA Eastern Oklahoma Health Care Medical Center Demolition of 5 Buildings and New Construction Needed Project#623-21-101 Veterans Affairs, Department Of
The Department of Veterans Affairs is seeking applications for a federal contract to demolish five buildings and undertake new construction at the VA Eastern Oklahoma Health Care Medical Center. This project, titled "Z2DZ--VA Eastern Oklahoma Health Care Medical Center," aims to demolish buildings 6 to 10 and construct new facilities in their place.
The selected contractor will be responsible for providing all necessary labor, materials, and equipment for the demolition and construction work, while also adhering to strict safety and regulatory standards. The work involves disconnecting utilities, removing hazardous materials, and disposing of the demolished materials properly. The contractor will also need to connect and reactivate the electrical and HVAC systems and implement a drainage system. They must ensure compliance with VA standards, OSHA regulations, and ADA and NFPA requirements.
The project has a tight timeline of 180 calendar days from the notice to proceed with the work. Safety is a priority, and the contractor must follow VA's security protocols, including badging procedures. The contractor will be responsible for providing personal protective equipment for their employees and ensuring minimal disruption to the medical center's operations.
To be considered for this project, applicants should possess the necessary licenses, certifications, and safety training. They should have experience in general contracting and construction, with a focus on hospital or healthcare facilities, and must be able to provide their own equipment and materials.
The contract is expected to be awarded based on the lowest price received from responsible applicants. The estimated funding for this project is between $500,000 and $1 million, and the contract will be a firm-fixed-price type.
Interested parties should submit their applications, including all required documentation, by the deadline stated in the solicitation. Applications should be submitted electronically, with a paper copy also sent simultaneously.
For more information or clarifications, interested individuals or organizations can contact the Contract Specialist, Jesus A. Villegas, at Jesus.Villegas@va.gov.
Z2DA--693-23-3-594-0109 | 693-19-106 | Renovate 9th Floor Mental Health | NCO 4 Construction East (VA-23-00072585) Veterans Affairs, Department Of
## Opportunity Overview:
The Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) seeks contractors for a large-scale renovation project at the Wilkes-Barre VA Medical Center in Pennsylvania. The primary objective is to convert the 9th floor into a mental health unit, requiring comprehensive construction, electrical, and mechanical services. The VA has emphasized the implementation of infection control measures and strict safety protocols throughout the project's execution.
## Scope of Work:
The scope of work is extensive and encompasses various tasks. Key aspects include:
- General Construction: Architectural modifications, demolition, and renovation of the 9th floor and an adjacent warehouse.
- Electrical Work: Upgrades and installations, including lighting controls, breakers, and specifications for switchboards.
- Mechanical Systems: Installation and enhancement of plumbing, heating, ventilation, and air conditioning (HVAC) systems, along with detailed calculations for cooling/heating loads.
- Infection Control Risk Assessment (ICRA): Implementation of ICRA procedures to ensure patient safety during construction, including creating airtight seals and using specialized construction materials.
- Door Hardware: Supply and installation of a comprehensive range of commercial door hardware to ensure security and accessibility.
- Office and Healthcare Supplies: Procuring office furniture, modifying data jack installations, and providing mechanical services for specified areas.
- Asbestos Abatement: Safe removal and containment of asbestos-containing materials, following strict guidelines for disposal.
- Self-Performed Work: Contractors must detail their approach to self-performing construction tasks, aiming for a minimum of 15% self-performance.
## Eligibility Criteria:
Eligible applicants should be experienced in the above-mentioned areas of construction, electrical, and mechanical work. The procurement is a Service-Disabled Veteran-Owned Small Business (SDVOSB) Set-Aside, restricting eligibility to those who meet the SDVOSB qualifications.
## Funding and Contract Details:
The estimated contract value ranges from $10 million to $20 million, with individual project estimates also provided. The contract type is predominantly firm-fixed-price, although some requirements may vary. Key dates include multiple submission deadlines, with the final extended deadline on July 29, 2024.
## Submission Process:
The submission process involves multiple exhibits and requirements, including:
- Exhibit B: Subcontractor Information Consent, focusing on gathering past performance details for subcontractors and teaming partners.
- Exhibit C: Performance Relevancy Information, where offerors provide details on relevant projects they've worked on, explaining their significance and providing contract specifics.
- Calculation of Self-Performed Work: Offerors submit a breakdown of their proposed self-performed work, including owned or rented equipment and employee labor.
- Acknowledge receipt of amendments and follow specified instructions, as outlined in several amendment files.
- Detailed technical narratives addressing capability, organization, scheduling, and quality control.
- Submission of pricing schedules and cost estimates for specified construction scope.
## Evaluation Criteria:
The evaluation of bids will consider technical capability and past performance as top priorities, with equal weighting. Factors such as price, experience, adherence to guidelines, and project timelines will also be assessed.
For some procurements, emphasis is placed on the offered price and the technical merit of the proposal, while for others, adherence to infection control protocols and self-performance capabilities are key evaluation criteria.
## Contact Information:
For clarification or further information, prospective applicants can contact:
Erin M Carey, Contract Specialist
erin.carey@va.gov
Place of performance: Wilkes Barre, PA
Z2DA-- 666-22-128 APU Sally Port Nurse Exam Veterans Affairs, Department Of
Sources Sought VETERANS AFFAIRS, DEPARTMENT OF is seeking a design-build contractor to remodel multiple rooms in building 8, Acute Psychiatric Unit at the Department of Veterans Affairs Sheridan VAMC in Sheridan, Wyoming. The project involves selective demolition, installation of new doors with access control, painting, flooring installation, lighting additions or relocations, and new wall construction. The contractor is expected to provide design documents and comply with all VA specifications and requirements. The project also includes the mitigation of non-friable asbestos.