Phillips Loboratory, Operational Contracting Division/PKOC, 2050 Wyoming Blvd SE, Kirtland AFB NM 87117-5663

C -- C--ARCHITECT-ENGINEER SERVICES, TECHNICAL--KIRTLAND AFB NM SOL F29650-95-R0166 POC Helen Casillas 505/846-7616 or Lynn Marsh, 505/846-5883. Architect and Engineering Services, Technical. The 377 ABW, Engineering Flight, Kirtland AFB, NM 87117-5663 has requirements for two (2) Architect-Engineer (A&E) contracts for FY's 95 and 96. The Standard Industrial Classification (SIC) Code is 8712 and the Size Standard is $2.5M. Typical work will primarily be specialized, highly technical, engineering projects. Each A-E firm or joint venture will have: (A). Architectural experience in planning, programming, comprehensive interior and landscape design, and design of new and/or alterations and modifications of area sector plans, existing facilities, and new facilities. Also included is preparation of study/design presentations to include brochures, slides & narratives, sketches and renderings. (B). Civil, Structural, and Traffic Engineering experience in structural systems of all types, hydrology, hydraulics, and surveying. Analysis and design of new and/or alterations and modifications to existing roads and road geometry, bridges, paving, parking, aircraft aprons/taxiways, and underground utilities. (C). Electrical Engineering experience in analysis to include, but not limited to, load flow analysis and short circuit/fault coordination studies. The A-E must also have capability for design of new systems and/or alterations and modifications to existing interior and exterior (including transmission and distribution) electrical systems and equipment, communications systems (e.g., telephones, local area networks and computer networks), fire and security alarm systems. (D). Mechanical Engineering experience in analysis and design of new systems and/or alterations and modifications of existing HVAC, controls, plumbing, and fire protection systems. (E). Environmental Engineering experience in analysis and design of new and/or alterations and modifications of existing environmental systems to insure compliance with local, state, and federal regulations and laws (e.g., asbestos and lead base paint surveys & abatement requirements, Resource Conservation Recovery Act, Clean Air Act, Clean Water Act, etc.). (F). Corrosion engineering includes but is not limited to design of cathodic protection systems and other appropriate measures to preserve materials subject to corrosion. Cathodic Protection (CP) designs must be performed by a National Association of Corrosion Engineers (NACE) accredited corrosion specialist, NACE certified CP specialist, or a registered professional corrosion engineer. Some projects may be required to be designed and constructed entirely in metric units. These contracts will be indefinite quantity, indefinite delivery requirements, firm fixed price type contracts for one year with one 1-year option. Only firms located in New Mexico will be considered for selection with preference given to firms within the local commuting area. Preference will also be given to firms having the required capability within their organizations. IBM compatible Microsoft Word 6.0, and DOS based AutoCad Release 12 are necessary. The maximum award per year per contract is $750,000 and the maximum per individual order is $299,000 with the exception of the initial order to start the contract. The initial order may exceed $299.000. Selected firms must be familiar with Air Force manuals, pamphlets, and regulations, national building, mechanical, plumbing, electrical, Uniform Federal Accessibility Standards, Americans with Disabilities Act and life safety codes. Time allocations for investigation and design of projects are established based on complexity of each project. Design fees are limited to six percent of the individual construction cost estimate. Significant evaluation factors include: (1) specialized experience of the firm in the type of work required, (2) professional qualifications and availability of key staff personnel and consultants to be assigned to projects, (3) professional capacity of the firm to accomplish the work within the anticipated schedules, (4) past performance of the firm with respect to their execution of DOD and other contracts, both government and private, (5) quality and cost control of work on past projects, (6) staff's creative and innovative design capability including design awards, (7) volume and dollar value of prior DoD awards based on design fees only, (8) familiarity with metric system and ability to design in metric units. Firms desiring consideration must submit Standard Form 254 (Architect-Engineer and Related Services Questionnaire), Standard Form 255 (Architect-Engineer and Related Services Questionnaire for Specific Project), a statement indicating whether the firm is an 8(a) certified business, a small disadvantaged business (SDB), a small business (SB), a large business, and/or a woman-owned business, plus a one-page summary of their experience with the metric system, their familiarity with metric, and their ability to design in metric units to the Engineering Flight, 377 SPTG/CEC, Attention: Mr. Vince Montoya, Bldg 20686, Kirtland AFB NM 87117-5663. Only responses received within 30 days of publication of this notice will be considered. This is not a request for proposal. No other general notification for these contracts will be made, and no further action beyond submission of the standard forms and one-page summary is required. For serious concerns only, potential offerors are invited to contact the Phillips Laboratory Ombudsman, Colonel James D. Ledbetter, Vice Commander and Director of Operations, 505/846-4964, 3550 Aberdeen Avenue SE, Kirtland AFB, NM 87117-5776. Direct inquiries to Helen Casillas at 505/846-7616 or Lynn Marsh at 505/846-5883. (0173)

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