The U.S. Embassy in Paris requires a contractor for the waterproofing renovation of a stone balcony on the first floor of the CGR property, a UNESCO site. The project, lasting 21 calendar days, mandates adherence to governmental and local safety regulations and emphasizes the use of traditional materials suitable for heritage properties. Contractors must conduct a site visit and submit detailed plans for approval.
The scope of work includes removing existing components, including shutter rails and copper fixtures, while ensuring minimal disruption to embassy operations. Waterproofing tasks include applying specific primers, leveling coats, and installing copper coverings. Contractors are to perform leak tests and reinstall the stone tiles, ensuring proper cleaning and application of protective coatings thereafter.
Key safety protocols, including a health protection plan, must be followed throughout the project. The successful contractor must demonstrate experience with similar work on heritage buildings to ensure compliance with U.S. and French standards.
The RFQ 19FR6324Q0053 outlines a request for quotes for waterproofing renovation work in a U.S. Government property located in Strasbourg, issued by the U.S. Embassy in Paris. Proposals are due by September 26, 2024, with an initial site visit scheduled for September 12, 2024, for interested contractors to assess the project. The successful bidder will be selected based on the lowest acceptable price. Proposals must include various documentation, including completed forms (SF-1442, Pricing, and Certifications) and proof of registration in the System for Award Management (SAM).
The contractor is required to commence work within 30 days of receiving the notice to proceed and complete it within 21 days, with penalties for delays specified at 200 euros per day. Insurance and payment protection policies are mandatory. The document details the expectations for deliverables, inspection processes, and compliance with local laws, emphasizing the importance of maintaining safety and quality throughout the project. Overall, this RFQ represents the U.S. government's structured approach to procurement, ensuring transparency and supplier accountability in public works.