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COMMERCE BUSINESS DAILY ISSUE OF MAY 5,1995 PSA#1340National Park Service (MARO) U. S. Custom House, 200 Chestnut St
Philadelphia, PA 19106 C -- ARCHITECT/ENGINEER SERVICES FOR REHABILITATION OF LEIGH STREET
STRUCTURES, MAGGIE L. WALKER NHS, RICHMOND, VA SOL 1443AE400095027 DUE
060695 POC Linda E. Maiden, (215) 597-0055, Contract Specialist, Linda
E. Maiden, Contracting Officer Architect/Engineer (A/E) Services for
Rehabilitation of Leigh Street Structures, Maggie L. Walker National
Historic Site, Richmond, VA. Services Required: The National Park
Service/Maggie Walker National Historic Site is seeking A/E Services
for the rehabilitation of 112, 114, 116, 118 East Leigh Street and the
assessment of the structural sufficiency of the foundation of 1101/2
East Leigh Street in Richmond, Virginia. It is anticipated that one
firm fixed price contract will be awarded as a result of this
announcement. Durationof the contract is six months (6 months). These
residential structures are in the Maggie L. Walker National Historic
Site in Richmond, VA. The buildings at 112-118 will be rehabilitated
into offices and residential uses. The selected A/E firm will: 1)
prepare a structural assessment and condition assessment of historic
fabric of the structures; and 2) prepare schematic designs and design
development for the rehabilitation of the structures for residential
and office use; and 3) prepare construction drawings and documents.
Special emphasis will be placed on historic preservation, handicapped
accessibility, and hazardous materials. The buildings contribute to the
significance of the Maggie L. WalkerNational Historic Site and the
National Historic Landmark District Jackson Ward in Richmond, VA.
Historic interior fabric and plan are important to the integrity of the
buildings. SELECTION CRITERIA:: See numbered Note 24 for general
submission requirements. The Selection Criteria, listed in order of
importance are: 1. Professional qualifications of firms and staff
proposed forperformance of required services, especially that of
architects, engineers, conservators, and hazardous materials
specialists, and their experience working together as a team on other
projects. 2. Specialized experience within the pastfive years and
demonstrated technical competence in the field of historic
preservation, especially with historic rehabilitation, comprehensive
analysis ofhistoric fabric, and accessibility. 3. Capacity to
accomplish the work of thiscontract in the required time, and ability
to react efficiently to changes in the project. 4. Past performance on
contracts with Government agencies, especially with the National Park
Service, in terms of cost control, quality of work, and compliance
with performance schedules. 5. Geographical proximity of the firms to
the project site, and demonstrated knowledge of the local architectural
vernacular of the project. SUBMISSION REQUIREMENTS: See Note 24 for
general submission requirements. Firms which meet the requirements in
this announcement are encouraged to submit a SF 254 and SF 255 to this
office. Separate SF 254's are required for each firm in a joint
venture. A current (data entered within one year) SF 254 for each firm
shown in Block 6 of the SF 255, ''Outside Key Consultants or
Associates,'' is also required. Block 4 of the SF255 must show only the
staff, including sub-consultants, who will be availableto perform the
contract work. Disciplines shown on the SF254 and SF255 must be clearly
delineated as full-time, free-lance, and sub-contracted personnel on
thestaff of each firm. All submissions to be made in four copies.
Professional brochures may be included in the submissions, however,
they will not be considered in this evaluation. Limit the number of
project examples to ten (10)on the SF 255 and thirty (30) on the SF 254
as specified in the instructions. Limit resumes under paragraph 7 of
SF255 to one or two key personnel in each required discipline. Limit
paragraph 10 of the SF255 to 10 pages or less. All submittals must be
received in this office by COB 6/6/95. National Park Service,
Mid-Atlantic Regional Office, U.S. Custom House, 200 Chestnut St.,
Philadelphia, PA 19106 - Attn: Ms. Linda E. Maiden. No other general
notification of this project will be made. Personal visits to discuss
this project with park personnel is not permitted and may result in
disqualification.No further action beyond submission of the SF 254 &
255 is required at this time. This is not a request for proposal. No
written or telephone requests fora solicitation package is required.
This procurement is an unrestricted procurement under P. L. 100-656,
Small Business Competitiveness Demonstration Program. (0123) Loren Data Corp. http://www.ld.com (SYN# 0017 19950504\C-0003.SOL)
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