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COMMERCE BUSINESS DAILY ISSUE OF MARCH 14,1997 PSA#1802National Institutes of Health, 6120 Executive Blvd., Room 868,
Bethesda, Maryland 2 S -- OPERATING BOILER ROOM SOL QEC/RML POC Sheri Lawson, Contracting
Officer on 301/402-3065 or Edward Wilgus, Chief, Acquisitions Branch B
on 301/402-3070. The National Institutes of Health (NIH), Office of
Procurement Management (OPM), is conducting a Market Survey to
determine the availability and technical capability of businesses to
provide on-site services to operate and maintain the boiler room at the
Rocky Mountain Laboratories (RML), Hamilton, Montana. The intended
procurement will be classified under SIC 1799, Special Trade
Contractors, N.E.C. with a size standard of $7.0M. The Contractor
and/or his/her employees shall: (1) provide for all necessary
supervision, labor and services to operate and maintain the equipment
necessary to assure continuous production and facility distribution of
steam, air, vacuum and electrical power through a main electrical
distribution board and to provide emergency electrical power as
required, (2) be within a one hour travel time of the RML, Hamilton,
Mt., (3) constantly monitor all operating systems and equipment
assigned to the Contractor. This shall be done by personal
observations, alarms and gauges, (4) conduct a temperature surveillance
check three times/day to evaluate whether or not buildings/areas are
excessively cold or hot, (5) take such measures as are within his/her
job responsibility to correct problems noted in the temperature
surveillance, (6) man the control room 100% of the time (24 hours per
day, 365 days per year), (7) in no event have the operator away from
the boiler room for over ten minutes, (8) at times, other than when the
RML switchboard is staffed, have the boiler operator serve in the
telephone reception center for the RML, (9) monitor the intrusion
security system for the animal facilities, (10) have a valid Montana
State third-class engineer's license, as required by the Bureau of
Safety, Division of Workers' Compensation, (11) service all of the
equipment in the boiler room as required, including oil changes, filter
changes, greasing, repacking valves, replacing leaking gaskets,
painting, repairing damaged equipment, etc., (12) maintain and service
all equipment in accordance with manufactures recommendations, service
manuals or other technical bulletins and established boiler plant
operating procedures, (13) make minor repairs to equipment on an
emergency basis when repairs are within their capabilities to keep the
equipment operating until the RML can provide final repairs, (14)
provide at least three operators to assist in performing the annual
maintenance work which shall be done on the annual one-day shutdown in
the boiler room, (15) make analyses of boiler water systems as
directed and shall provide chemical treatment. The Contractor shall
maintain all written records and log books concerning water testing and
treatment, (16) be responsible for painting equipment and touch up
painting of interior walls in the boiler room, (17) perform janitorial
tasks to include, but not limited to, sweeping and/or mopping the
floors, cleaning up spills, wiping excess oil off equipment, clean and
sanitize toilet, shower and lavatory in rest room, dispose of refuse
in appropriate receptacles, clean windows inside and outside, (18)
update all written standard operating and emergency operating
procedures as necessitated by changes in equipment and/or policies to
ensure uniformity in performing operational tasks and responses to
emergencies or equipment/power failures, (19) provide [at least] the
following personnel for performance of this requirement: one [1]
project manager or supervisor who holds a valid Montana State
first-class engineer's license from the Bureau of Safety, Division of
Workers' Compensation. Five [5] shift operators who holds a valid
Montana State third-class engineer's license from the Bureau of Safety,
Division of Workers' Compensation. Qualified relief operators, as
needed, (20) assign personnel to this contract to normally be scheduled
for a maximum shift of eight [8] hours. When overtime is required,
maximum overtime per 24-hour period per operator shall not exceed four
(4) hours, (21) the contractor and his supervisory representative
shall be on call and available at all times to assist in any problems
arising in the operation of this requirement, (22) supervisory
personnel shall have had at least one year's supervisory experience at
a level equivalent to that of this position, (23) assign all employees
to this requirement that are physically able to do their assigned work
and shall be free of any communicable disease. The period of
performance shall be for twelve (12) months from date of award with
four (4) successive twelve (12) month option periods. Concerns that
respond to this synopsis shall furnish concise responses directed
specifically to the requirements mentioned above and are invited to
submit capability statements in an original plus two (2) copies no
later than forty-five (45) business days from the date of this
announcement. Responding firms that are located outside the Washington
Metropolitan area, shall indicate how the firm would coordinate with
and provide support to the NIH/RML. Sources demonstrating the
capability to accomplish the above shall supply pertinent information
in sufficient detail to demonstrate their ability to perform.
Information furnished should include enough material to allow the
Agency to perform a proper evaluation. THIS IS NOT A REQUEST FOR
PROPOSAL (RFP) NOR IS AN RFP CURRENTLY AVAILABLE. Capability
Statements: (a) If mailing your capabilities through the U.S. Postal
Service use the following address: National Institutes of Health,
Office of Procurement Management, OA, 6120 Executive Blvd., Room 868,
ATTN: Sheri Lawson, Bethesda, MD 20892-7260. (b) If hand delivering, or
using a courier service such as: UPS, Federal Express, etc., use the
following City, State, and Zip Code: Rockville, MD 20852. Responses by
Facsimile (FAX) will not be accepted. This market survey is being
conducted through the CBD to reach the widest possible audience and to
gather current market information. (0070) Loren Data Corp. http://www.ld.com (SYN# 0088 19970314\S-0009.SOL)
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