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M -- COMMERICAL ACTIVITIES (CA) STUDY FOR MNT, RPR, ALT, OPERATIONS AND TRANSPORTATION SVCS INCLUDING MNT, OPERATION, AND RPR, RIGGING AND ORDANCE TRANSPORT, NAVAL AIR STATION, BRUNSWICK, ME SOL N62472-98-R-0834 DUE 071199 POC Judith A Mercede, Contract Specialist, 610-595-0830. This is a Modification to make the following changes to the Commerce Business Daily issue of January 26, 1999 PSA #2269 (I-SN290636).(0022) SYN# 0064 19990126 M-0001.SOL): THIS IS THE FIRST OF TWO PRE-SOLICITATION NOTICES involving the comparison of the cost of performing commercial avtivities by a government organization (Public Works, Naval Air Station (NAS), BRUNSWICK, ME and its associated field station, annexes, reserve centers, and tenant activities, to the cost of performing these services by the private sector. The Department of the Navy intends to issue and RFP(Request for Proposal) for this project. This is a cost comparison study which will be conducted in accordance with OMB (Officer of Management and Budget) Cicrular A-76 dated 4 August 1983(Revised) and the A-76 Supplemental Handbook dated 27 March 1996 (Revised). Public Work services are currently performed by Government employees. The scope of the work includes all labor, supervision, management efforts, administration, staffing, mobilization, material, transportation, equipment, tools, except as specified as Government-furnished, efforts necessary to determine and perform miscellaneous maintenance, repair, and minor construction work on all facilities including motor vehicle and heavy equipment maintenance, repair and operations cranes, hoists, weight handling equipment at pre-determined unit prices. The resultant contracyt will be a Combination Firm Fixed Price (FFP) and Indefinite Quantity (IQ) type contract. Both Service Contract Act (SCA) and Davis-Bacon Act (DBA) Department of Labor wage rates will be required to be utilized in the preparation of the proposals. The contractor will be responsible for the preformance of facility maintenance and transportation services as enumerated and described under each of the specification Annexes which includes but is not limited to the following: Annex 1-Point of demarcation for utilities-electrical, storm and sanitary sewers, potable water; Service calls-routine, emergency, urgent for plumbing, electrical, heating and cooling; urgent and routine minor and major work orders-including DBA work requirements; Computer Integrated Facilities Management (CIFM) system; Cost estimate preparation; Preventive maintenance; records, reports, and submittals. Annex 2-Self Help (Quick Pik) Programs; Scheduled tasks including plumbing, pipefitting, electrical, fire suppression, appliance, fencing and gates; Unscheduled tasks-carpentry, masonry, painting, sign work, locksmith services, metal work, electrical systems, plumbing and pipefitting, fire detection. Annex 3-Safety Requirements for gas free, manholes, catch basin and trenches, traffic, sloping and shoring, two-man rules; Scheduled and Unscheduled tasks for wastewater systems, stormwater drainage systems, Electrical Distribution Systems (EDS)-high voltage, steam, hotwater, condensate utility systems, potable water systems, HVAC and refrigeration, underground and aboveground storage tanks, freezing weather. Annex 4-Transporation services including preventive maintenance records, reports, submittals and schedules; dispatching, emergency and routine transportation calls; CSES (Civil Engineering Support Equipment) list and inventory, truck, weight and material handling equipment, vertical transportation equipment, road, batteries, and tire service, replacement and repair. Annex 5-Family Housing records, reports, submittals, service plan, facility history files, inventory records, routine, emergency, urgent, rework calls; schedule tasks for heating and ventilation cleaning, adjustments, operational check, air filter replacement, hot water heaters; exterior/interior maintenance, telephone lines; exterior structure and surfaces; walls, joints, exterior trim, hose bibs, roofing, flashing gutters, garages, doors and storm screen doors, porches, decks, walls, ceilings, floors, bathroom fixtures, cabinets, fireplace and chimneys, smoke, carbon monoxide heat detectors, plumbing, heating and ventilating systems, electrical systems, sidewalks, concrete walkways, playground and totlot; and Change of Occupancy. The base contract performance period is anticipated to be up to 12 months with up to two (2) 12 month options for a total of 36 months. SEE SPECIAL NOTE FOR THE CONTINUATION OF THIS MODIFICATION. Posted 01/27/99 (I-SN292066). (0027)

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