USCG Facilities Design and Construction Center Pacific, 915 -- 2nd Avenue, Room 2664, Seattle, WA 98174-1011

C -- A/E SERVICES ENVIRONMENTAL PLANNING SOL DTCG50-97-R-643HG9 POC Joel Childers 206/220-7421 Provide professional architect/engineering services for environmental compliance studies, NEPA and cultural resource studies, environmental site assessments, facilities' environmental plans, land use planning, and program management that are responsive to federal, state, and local environmental and cultural resource planning requirements. The products developed will support Coast Guard actions, including facilities master plans; real estate transactions; alteration or new construction of buildings, roads, parking lots, piers, towers, and other structures; landscape modifications; installation or removal of utilities; and related demolition of facilities. Environmental site remediation is not included in this contract. Required services will address the environmental and cultural resource planning components of facility design and construction for Coast Guard shore facilities located in California, Oregon, Washington, Hawaii and Alaska. The Contractor must have a strong knowledge of federal and state environmental regulations. The Contractor must also demonstrate a background in facility compliance issues, environmental planning and public coordination, and cultural resource management. Some products must be in formats compatible with PC based desktop publishing and mapping systems. Projects will be defined and negotiated on an individual task basis. Proposed procurement will result in 2 Indefinite Delivery Contracts to be in effect for one year with a one year option to extend services. Contract has a maximum potential of $500,000.00 annually. Estimated contract award date is July 1997. The following disciplines may be required but are not limited to: Project Manager, Historian, Architectural Historian, Biologist, Botanist, Geologist, Soil Scientist, Geographer, Information Resources Specialist, Surveyor, Draftperson, Report Writer, Landscape Architect, Architect Structural, Civil and Environmental Engineers, Chemist, Environmental Specialist and Technician, Public Involvement Specialist, Archaeologist, Economist, and Planner. The evaluation criteria in descending order of importance are: (1) Professional qualifications of the firm's staff and consultants to be assigned to the project related to integrating environmental planning and environmental analysis into facilities planning, field data collection and analysis, and knowledge of Federal/State/Local environmental/cultural laws, regulations, and guidelines (2) Relevant specialized experience of the firm in related work (3) Past performance record with Government and private clients (4) Knowledge of the natural environment and the environmental compliance requirements found within the project's geographic area (5) In-house capability to produce final reports of desktop publishing quality (6) Organization and Management, project team organization and key personnel roles and responsibilities and project management coordination procedures among technical disciplines (7) Geographici proximity to San Francisco Bay Area and (8) Minority/women ownership and employment. Firms desiring consideration must submit a SF 254 and a SF 255, and any subcontractors' SF 254s, including an organizational chart of key personnel to be assigned to this project. Submittals must be received in this office by 4 P.M. 30 days after publication of this notice. Telephone calls are discouraged because no further technical project specific information will be furnished prior to selection of short listed firms. (0084)

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