ESC/PKOC, Construction Branch, Operational Contracting Division, 104 Barksdale St., Hanscom AFB, MA 01731-1806

C -- INDEFINITE DELIVERY INDEFINITE QUANTITY OPEN END ARCHITECT ENGINEER CONTRACT, HANSCOM AFB, MA SOL F19650-98-R0026 DUE 043098 POC Sharon A. Skelton, Contract Specialist, 781-377-2160 or Daniel Grejdus, Contracting Officer, #781-377-2831 WEB: N/A,. E-MAIL: Click Here to E-mail the POC, SKELTONS@HANSCOM.AF.MIL. This will be an indefinite delivery indefinite quantity contract for architect engineering services with a guaranteed minimum amount of $5,000, a maximum fee of $500,000 per year and an individual delivery order maximum of $299,000. The Government reserves the right to make multiple selection of firms, with the intent to select four multi-discipline firms specializing in civil/structural, electrical and mechanical/plumbing (including controls expertise) and environmental type projects. The estimated start date for this contract is September 1998, extends for one year with the possibility of a one year option. The contracts will require complete architectural-engineering services for various architectural, structural, mechanical, electrical, civil, sanitary and environmental minor construction, repair, maintenance and alterations projects at Hanscom Air Force Base and/or surrounding Federal entities that are the responsibility of the 66th Civil Engineering Squadron at Hanscom AFB (e.g. New Boston Air Force Station, Sagamore Hill, Cape Cod Air Force Station, etc.). The scope of the individual delivery orders can vary extensively and may include topographical surveys, environmental studies, investigatory and design services for single or multiple utility systems, complete or partial renovation of large office facilites, laboratory and specialized facilities, military family housing repairs, construction inspection services etc. The target construction costs on each of these design projects can range in magnitude from $100,000 to $5, 000,000. Work consists of furnishing all architect-engineer services (architectural, asbestos, civil, construction inspection, controls, energy, drafting (manual and CADD), electrical, environmental mechanical and surveying to perform complete Title 1A investigatory, Title 1B design, Title II construction inspection services and other services. These include but are not limited to: studies, reports, renderings, presentation boards, site investigation with building field survey, asbestos survey, topgraphic survey, testing, calculations, complete design drawings and specification, cost estimates, economic analysis, energy analysis, construction planning, etc. The A&E must demonstrate the capability within its office to create and work contract drawings in Microstation 95 which is the CADD system in use by the 66th Civil Engineer Squadron. Firms that do not demonstrate the ability to work within Microstation will be considered non-responsive. Conversions from another CADD system do not satisfy this requirement and will not be accepted. The following are the significant factors for evaluation (in order of importance): a. Past experience of the firm with respect to similar level and types of project work as that anticipated by the 66th Civil Engineer Squadron in the next two years. Anticipated projects are primarily complete building renovations, majro HVAC repairs, design new and repair of medium and low voltage power distribution systems, energy saving projects, utility work, and some environmental projects. b. Specialized experience of the individual memebers of the firms with respect to similar level and types of project work as that anticipated by the 66th Civil Engineer Squadron in the next two years. c. Availability of multiple disciplines within the firm. d. Professional qualifications on the individuals listed. e. Quality of work based on past performance. References and literature on past performance should be included. f. Provide current workload and total workload capability of individuals listed in item "b" above. This will allow the Government to determine the availability of experienced personnel during the performance period of the contract. g. Ability to adhere to schedules. Literature should be included to demonstrate the firm's ability to meet scheduled deadlines. h. Location of the firm. i. Ability to perform asbestos testing and subsequent construction documents. j. Previous experioence with the Department of Defense. 2. Responses to this notification must be received in this office 30 days after publication. See Numbered Note: 24. (0075)

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