WR-ALC/PKOE, 215 Byron St, Robins Air Force Base GA 31098-1611

C -- ENVIRONMENTAL A- E SERVICES FOR VARIOUS ENVIRONMENTAL PROGRAMS. SOL n/a DUE 090899 POC Technical: Fred Hursey/Program Manager, WR-ALC/EMQ/455 Byron St, Ste 465 RAFB GA 31098-1816/912-926-1197, ext 123. Email: Fred.Hursey@robins.af.mil. Contracting: Marsha Denning/Contracting Officer, WR-ALC/PKOEB/Directorate of Contracting/235 Byron St RAFB GA 31098-1611/912-926-2058. E-mail: mdenning@pk.robins.af.mil WEB: WR-ALC Directorate of Contracting Acquisition Opportunities/PKO, http://pkec.robins.af.mil. E-MAIL: mdenning@pk.robins.af.mil, Fred.Hursey@robins.af.mil. Air Force facilities to include Robins Air Force Base, GA and other facilities associated with the Air Force Mission. Contract Information: Indefinite Delivery/Indefinite Quantity (ID/IQ) Contracts for Title I, Title II and Other A-E Environmental Services. The basic award period for the contract will be for one year from the date of contract award and will contain four annual options. The Standard Industry Code (SIC) is 8744 (Size Standard: 500). A-E selection procedures will be used to competitively award separate ID/IQ contracts, as follows: (a) a multiple award consisting of two (2) small business set-asides and two (2) Competitive Section 8(a) of the Small Business Act and (b) a single award of one (1) full & open contract. If technically qualified firms for the 8(a) set-aside portion of this acquisition cannot be identified, the 8(a) set-aside portions may revert to small business set-asides. The Government shall determine the suitability of setting aside task orders exclusively for small business and then compete those task orders among the small businesses including 8(a) utilizing streamlined selection criteria similar to those described herein. The majority of task orders under this acquisition will be awarded to small business. The cumulative ceiling for all contracts awarded under this announcement will not exceed $79 million over a five-year period. Task order limitations are as follows: Minimum: $1,000.00; Maximum: $10 million. There is a minimum order amount guarantee of $5,000.00 per contract. The contract will be structured to allow for the issuance of both Time-and-Material (T & M) and Firm-Fixed-price (FFP) task orders with preference given to utilizing FFP to the greatest extent possible. The ordering period for the contract will be five years with a period of performance extending two years beyond the ordering period. The anticipated date of award is Jan 2000. Selection procedures will be accomplished in accordance with Far Part 36.6, the supplements thereto and AFI 32-1023. Firms desiring consideration should submit two copies SF 254s and SF 255s including an organization chart of key personnel to be assigned to this contract, and each subcontractor's current SF 254 to Fred Hursey/WR-ALC/EMQ, 455 Byron St., Ste 465, RAFB GA 31098-1860 no later than 8 Sep 1999, 4:00 PM local time. Proposals received after that date will not be considered. Data exceeding page limitation will not be evaluated. Please provide email addresses in block 6 of the SF 254. All information relating to the firms qualifications must be contained in the standard forms. Inclusion by reference to other materials is not acceptable. The SF Form 255 is limited to eleven pages plus 20 additional double-sided pages for a total not to exceed 31 pages for the entire form, excluding SF Form 254 attachments in Block 6. All 8(a) certified firms are instructed to note their status by the appropriate ownership in block 4 of the SF 254 with the graduation date from the program. Responding firms shall clearly indicate any subcontractors, and/or consultants. Any proposed teaming arrangements shall clearly state the type of teaming arrangement: Joint Venture or Prime/Subcontractor. This is not a request for proposal. A statement of work, plans, specifications and bidders list are not available. NOTE: A solicitation will not be issued against this synopsis. The Government reserves the right to hold oral presentations if determined to be in its best interest. Approximately three firms for the full & open contract and eight firms for the set-aside contracts will be interviewed either in person, by telephone, by written reply to written questions, or electronically. Add the following disciplines to Block 4 of the SF 255 and block 8 of the SF 254: GIS Specialist, GIS Coordinator, Environmental Engineer, Field Technicians, and CADD Operator. Firms responding to this announcement are encouraged to highlight their present and anticipated capabilities in terms of products and services as they relate to the services described in this announcement. Prioritized selection criteria in order of importance: (1) Recent Specialized Experience (within the last three years) and Technical competence of the firm (including team subcontractors) in the types of work identified below. (2) Professional qualifications of the staff to be assigned to this contract (including subcontractors) and their respective background in the performance of the types of work identified below. List only team members who will actually perform work under this contract. The staff shall be familiar with environmental laws, regulations and issues. The prime contractor shall have professionals that are registered in the State of Georgia. In block 4 of the SF-255 (Personnel by Discipline) show the entire proposed team by listing personnel employed by the prime in the blanks provided and personnel from subcontractors to the left in parentheses. In block 7 of the SF-255, indicate branch office location of each team member, including subcontractor personnel. (3) Capacity and availability of staff to accomplish the work in the required time. Demonstrate the ability to complete several multidisciplinary contract task orders concurrently (i.e., the impact if this potential workload on the firm's permanent staff, anticipated workload during the contract period, and the firm's history of successfully completing work in compliance with performance schedules). (4) Past performance on contracts of a similar nature with Government agencies and/or private industry in terms of quality of work, complexity, cost control and compliance with performance schedules. The contractor shall include appropriate contract numbers and points of contact. (5) Volume of work previously awarded by DoD to the firm. (6) Location of the firm (including first tier subcontractors/consultants) in the general geographical area of the project and knowledge of the locality of the project, availability of A-E Staff to meet frequently with Air Force personnel, regulatory agencies and others in the Environmental directorate at RAFB. The firm shall have the ability to mobilize staff to a project site on relatively short notice. (7) Demonstrated success on prescribing use of recovered materials and achieving waste reduction. Contract work may include, but is not limited to, the following project types: Title I -- (A-E Design Services); Title II -- (A-E Supervision and Inspection Services); and other A-E environmental Engineering Services. Services will address environmental restoration, compliance, resource and pollution prevention issues. Examples of type of services are as follows: Title I: Site Visits and Investigations, Construction Drawings, Technical Specifications, Cost Estimates, Design Analysis, Design Objectives. Title II: Construction Management, Quality Assurance/Quality Control. Other: Geotechnical: Drilling, Cone Penetrometer Testing, Soil Testing, Soil Sampling/Borings, Compaction Analysis, Plot Plume/Geological conditions; Hydrological: Well Sampling, Hydraulic Acquifer Testing, Ground Water Modeling, National Environmental Policy Act (NEPA) Actions (Environmental Assessments (EAs), Environmental Impact Statements (EIS), Environmental Baseline Surveys (EBS)), Environmental Compliance Audits, Asbestos Management, Polychlorinated Biphenyl (PCB) Management, Base Regulation, Permit and plan Development/Updates, Operations and Maintenance of Facilities, Cultural/Historical Program Support, underground Storage Tanks (USTs) and Above Ground Storage Tanks (ASTs) Testing, Solid Waste, Environmental Data Acquisition, Air Pollution Control, Water Pollution control, Pollution Prevention Feasibility Studies, Pollution Prevention Opportunity Assessment Studies, Material Substitution Validation, Process Demonstration, Toxic Release Inventory Reporting, Hazardous Waste Management, Hazardous Material Management, Training, Natural Resource Program Support, Geographical Information System: World Wide Web, Local Area Network, Wide Area Network, Digital Photos, Global Positioning system, Aerial Photography, Aerial Triangulation, DigitalPlanimetric Mapping, Digital Topographic Mapping, Digital Orthophotographs. All taskings shall comply with applicable federal, state, and local laws, regulations and ordinances. These laws and regulations include, but are not limited to the following: Comprehensive Environmental Response, compensation, and Liability Act (CERCLA); Superfund Amendments and Reauthorization (SARA); Resource Conservation and Recovery Act (RCRA); Clean Air Act including Title V Amendments; clean Water Act; National Environmental Policy (NEPA); Aerospace National Emission Standard for Hazardous Air Pollutants (NESHAP). Posted 08/04/99 (W-SN363197). (0216)

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