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COMMERCE BUSINESS DAILY ISSUE OF APRIL 16,1999 PSA#2326Engineering Services -- Dallas, 1301 Young Street, Room 1071, Dallas,
Texas 75202-5433 Z -- RENOVATION AND EXPANSION OF FACILITIES AT CHINLE INDIAN HOSPITAL
AND TSAILE HEALTH CENTER, ARIZONA SOL IFB/161-99-0006 DUE 060299 POC
Wanda L. Burton, Contracting Officer, (214) 767-5255 or (214) 767-3492
WORK TO BE DONE: Work to be performed consists of construction
renovations and addition work at the Chinle Indian Hospital consisting
of the laboratory, emergency and urgent care, ambulatory eye care,
dental, physical therapy and facility management departments, and
Tsaile Health Center, Arizona, laboratory, ambulatory eye care,
ambulatory medical, community health, pharmacy, administration, medical
records, business office, property and supply, and facility management
departments. This project will be a two-step solicitation. The
estimated magnitude for this acquisition is between $5,000,000 and
$10,000,000. Technical questions should be addressed to Tommy Bowman,
R.A., Project Manager, (214) 767-0423, and contractual questions to
Wanda Burton, Contracting Officer, (214) 767-5255. A bid guarantee and
performance and payment bonds are required. Proposals, when received,
will be evaluated on the following basis: 70 percent for technical
consideration, and 30 percent for pricing. THE TECHNICAL AND PRICING
PROPOSAL MUST BE SUBMITTED INDIVIDUALLY, IN SPECIFIED SEALED ENVELOPES
AND MAY BE WITHIN THE SAME PACKAGE. Responsive proposals will be
evaluated on the following technical factors (totaling 70 percent)
which are listed in descending order, with numbers 2&3 being of equal
value, and 5&6 being of equal value: (1) PROFESSIONAL QUALIFICATIONS OF
FIRM: Contractor experience in the last 5 years on similar size and
scope projects as this project, i.e., health centers, hospital, and
other health facilities; (2) SPECIALIZED EXPERIENCE OF CONTRACTOR'S KEY
STAFF ASSIGNED TO THE PROJECT on similar size and scope projects as
this project; (3) RENOVATION AND CRITICAL PATH SCHEDULING IN
OCCUPIED/OPERATIONAL FACILITIES; (4) CONTRACTOR EXPERIENCE WITH KEY
SUBCONTRACTORS, e.g., mechanical, electrical, site work, on previous
projects; (5) CONSTRUCTION CONTRACTING EXPERIENCE WITH INDIAN
ORGANIZATIONS/ TRIBES AND AGENCIES, e.g., NTUA, NCC, BIA and IHS: (6)
MANAGEMENT PLAN: How does contractor plan to complete construction with
minimal unexpected disruptions to the operation of the facilities. The
pricing proposal (30 percent) will be evaluated as follows: The lowest
responsive proposal will receive the maximum score of 30 percentage
points. The next higher proposal will receive percentage points based
on the following formula: Divide the higher price into the lowest price
and multiply by the maximum points (rounded upward). Offerors are
warned that the government reserves the right to award the resultant
contract based on the initial technical and pricing proposal since
negotiations may not be conducted. Award will be made to the offeror
receiving the highest number of combined points. Plans and
specifications will be available O/A May 3, 1999, by writing Kathy
Brancato at the address above. No deposit is required for the first set
of solicitation documents for 51 percent Indian owned firms. Additional
sets for 51 percent Indian owned firms are $250.00 each. All
solicitation documents for non-Indian owned firms are $250.00each. All
responsible sources may submit an offer which shall be considered by
the agency. NOTE: The proposed contract listed herein is set_aside
under the Buy Indian Act for firms that are at a minimum 51 percent
Indian owned, controlled, and operated. In accordance with the Public
Health Service Acquisition Regulation Paragraph 380.503(e), not more
than 50 percent of the work to be performed under a prime contract
awarded pursuant to the Buy Indian Act shall be subcontracted to other
than Indian firms. For this purpose, work to be performed does not
include the provision of materials, supplies or equipment. In order for
Indian firms to prove that they meet the qualifications requirement of
the Buy Indian Set-Aside restriction, they need to submit a
"Certification of Tribal Affiliation and Degree of Indian Blood" with
their bid Contractors shall insure that bonding capability for a
project of this magnitude is available. Posted 04/14/99 (W-SN319993).
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