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COMMERCE BUSINESS DAILY ISSUE OF DECEMBER 17,1997 PSA#1994Department of the Army, Baltimore District, Corps of Engineer, 10 South
Howard Street, Room 7000, Baltimore, MD 21201-1715 C -- INDEFINITE DELIVERY-TYPE (CORROSION ENGINEERING/CATHODIC
PROTECTION) CONTRACT, U.S. ARMY CENTER FOR PUBLIC WORKS, WORLDWIDE,
ALEXANDRIA, VA SOL DACA31-97-r-0013 POC Mary A. Riche (410) 962-4880,
Contracting Officer William C. Ryals (410) 962-3495 1. CONTRACT
INFORMATION: Corrosion engineering/cathodic protection projects, as
directed by the U.S. Army Center for Public Works (USACPW), Alexandria,
VA, to support Army Directorates of Public Works worldwide. Contract
will be for a 12 month base period and two option periods, not to
exceed one year each. The amount of work in each contract period will
not exceed approximately $400,000.00. Contract will be firm fixed
price. This announcement is open to all businesses regardless of size.
The anticipated award is May 98. Subcontracting Plan Requirements: If
the selected firm is a large business concern, a subcontracting plan
with the final fee proposal will be required, consistent with Section
806(b) of PL 100-180, PL 95-507, and PL 99-661. A minimum of 30% of the
total planned subcontracting dollars shall be placed with small
business concerns. At least 15% of total planned subcontracting dollars
shall be placed with small disadvantaged businesses (SDB), including
Historically Black Colleges and Universities or Minority Institutions,
and 8% with Women- Owned Small Businesses (WOSB). This plan is not
required with this submittal. 2. PROJECT INFORMATION: Conduct training
workshops, technical evaluations and investigations, obtain data,
perform studies and furnish drawings, specifications, reports, cost
estimates and other documents on corrosion issues that are encountered
in the operation and maintenance of U.S. Army installations. Corrosion
engineering problems will include cathodic protection and other
corrosion mitigation issues associated with the following types of
utility systems: natural gas, steam, hot water, and other HVAC
distribution: underground and above ground fuel storage and
distribution; and water storage facilities (some elevated). Corrosion
engineering problems will include design and planning of corrosion
mitigation systems and programs. 3. SELECTION CRITERIA: See Note 24 for
general A-E selection process. The selected firm shall have the
capability to perform the following tasks: (1) Develop corrosion
mitigation system plans and designs for Army utility systems. (2)
Prepare reports which will review, evaluate, and provide
recommendations for improving existing corrosion mitigation systems and
programs, and for designing and implementing new systems and programs.
Evaluations shall include review of : (a) testing records; (b) utility
system histories; monthly and annual reports; (d) testing and
maintenance procedures; and (e) federal, state, local, and Army
regulatory requirements. (3) develop corrosion mitigation and cathodic
protection training materials for managers, supervisors and operators.
(4) perform electrochemical tests on soils and Cathodic protection
equipment at all appropriate locations necessary to fully determine the
performance of existing cathodic protection systems and to develop
design parameters for new cathodic protection systems. (5) install
software for the monitoring of cathodic protection systems, and build
the databases with initial data (6) perform inspections ofcoatings to
determine coating integrity, condition and quality. (7) evaluate the
condition of piping and other metallic components of utility systems to
determine rate and types of corrosion occurring. (8) prepare
cost/benefit analyses, including comparative analyses of cathodic
protection systems, piping materials, coatings and linings and (9)
develop, revise, print and distribute regulations, manuals, and other
documents dealing with corrosion mitigation. 4. SUBMISSION
REQUIREMENTS: See Note 24 for general submission requirements.
Interested firms having the capabilities to perform this work must
submit one copy of SF 255. A SF 255 must be submitted for prime and
joint ventures and a SF 254 must be submitted for prime, joint
ventures, and consultants, not later than the close of business on the
30th day after the date of this announcement. If the 30th day is a
Saturday, Sunday or Federal holiday, the deadline is the close of
business on the next business day. Include the firm s ACASS number on
the SF 255, Block 3b. For ACASS information, call (503) 808-4591. The
SF 255 and SF 254 shall clearly indicate the staffing of the office(s)
indicated to do the work. Street address: City Crescent Building,
ATTN: Mary A. Riche, Rm 7000, 10 S. Howard Street, Baltimore, MD 21201.
Technical questions should be directed to Ms. Jane Anderson, CPW, Ft.
Belvoir, VA (703) 806-5214. Solicitations packages are not provided.
This is not a request for proposa (0349) Loren Data Corp. http://www.ld.com (SYN# 0022 19971217\C-0003.SOL)
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