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COMMERCE BUSINESS DAILY ISSUE OF NOVEMBER 30,1998 PSA#2231Avila Government Services, Inc., 225 Reinekers Lane, Suite 220,
Alexandria, VA 22134 M -- PRIVATIZATION UNDER 10 USC 2688, UTILITY SYSTEMS: CONVEYANCE
AUTHORITY AT BOLLING AFB, WASHINGTON DC SOL 9716-09-02 DUE 123198 POC
Ed Von Hagel (703) 836-3855 ext 21, or Dave Stinson (703) 836-3855 ext
28 E-MAIL: Click here to contact the POC via E-Mail,
evonhagel@msn.com. PRIVATIZATION UNDER 10 USC 2688, UTILITY SYSTEMS:
CONVEYANCE AUTHORITY AT BOLLING AFB, WASHINGTON DC, SOL: 9716-09-01,
DUE: 12/24/98 POTENTIAL SOURCES SOUGHT PURPOSE: The Air Force seeks to
identify responsible potential sources and obtain information in
regards to privatization of utility systems in accordance with 10 USC
2688, "Utility Systems: Conveyance Authority". Avila Government
Services, Inc. on behalf of Bolling AFB is seeking interest and
information specifically for the potential privatization of the potable
water and wastewater utility systems at Bolling AFB, Washington DC.
OBJECTIVE: Should privatization result, the ownership of Bolling AFB's
potable water and wastewater utility systems, operation and
maintenance and obligation to continue to provide utility service for
an indefinite and ongoing period will transfer to a utility service
provider. All responsibility for maintaining reliable utility service,
including such items as environmental compliance, maintenance costs,
major system renovations, construction, equipment, manpower and
overhead costs will become the utility service provider's
responsibility. It is intended that the privatization will ultimately
reduce the Air Force's life-cycle costs for operating and maintaining
the potable water and wastewater utility systems and services. SYSTEM
DESCRIPTIONS: The following is provided only to give an approximation
of the size, scope and general description of the potable water and
wastewater utility systems at Andersen AFB. Any numbers may be used for
estimating purposes only. Bolling AFB hosts several Air Force and
Defense units with a variety of missions. The base covers approximately
600 acres of land including 61 major operational buildings and 1385
units of family housing. Annual potable water consumption is
approximately 253,950,000 gallons with a distribution system of
approximately 139,280 LF of pipe ranging from under 2 inches up to 18
inches in diameter, and 159 fire hydrants. Wastewater piping is
comprised of approximately 74,960 LF of pipe, a lift station, 330
manholes, oil/water separators, and grease traps. PROCEDURES: This
request to interested parties is for gathering information and is a
required component and systematic process to evaluate the interested
parties under the Air Force's utilities privatization program. In order
to minimize costs both to potentially interested parties and the
government, this notice is being issued to determine the interest and
feasibility of proceeding with a formal request for proposals. Should
insufficient credible interest be identified for a privatization
action, it is highly likely that no formal solicitation will be issued.
SHOULD INTEREST BE DETERMINED SUFFICIENT, A FORMAL REQUEST FOR
PROPOSALS MAY BE FORTHCOMING. Small Business interests shall note the
FAR Part 19 Standard Industrial Codes (SIC) and Size Standards for the
utility systems identified in this announcement. Some, all, or any
combination of the following may apply. SIC/SS: 4911/4Million (M)
Megawatt hours, 4922/$5M, 4923/$5M,4924/500, 4925/$5M, 4931/$5M,
4932/$5M, 4939/$5M, 4941/$5M, 4952/$5M, 4953/$6M, 4959/$5M, 4961/$9M,
4971/$5M. REQUESTED RESPONSE: Interested parties should provide a
statement of interest on company letterhead (not to exceed 20 pages in
length). The statement should include as a minimum the following
criteria: (1) capability and experience in ownership, operation,
maintenance and construction of similar potable water and wastewater
utility systems; (2) financial capacity to purchase, expand and operate
the utility systems; (3) statement detailing the understanding of the
obligation to serve in regards to continuous utility service; (4)
statement detailing the legal right to serve, own, operate and maintain
utility systems within territorial laws and an understanding of any
applicable federal, territorial and local utility laws, regulations or
franchise requirements affecting utilities in the territory, and
capability of complying with such requirements; (5) statement detailing
the understanding of federal, territorial, and local environmental laws
and regulations and familiarity and experience with environmental
compliance procedures and regulations for the Territory of Guam and the
U. S. Environmental Protection Agency. Elaborate proposals or pricing
information is neither required nor desired. Under no circumstances
will cost data for the existing systems be provided. Any innovative and
new conceptual ideas to achieve the stated objective are encouraged. If
a site visit and the provision of additional data are later determined
necessary, notification will be provided by way of an amendment to
this announcement. It should be noted that the RFIs for different
utility systems may be issued in the same time frame. A separate
response to each RFI is required. Posted 11/25/98 (W-SN274933). (0329) Loren Data Corp. http://www.ld.com (SYN# 0049 19981130\M-0003.SOL)
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