Z -- CMC -- ANCHORAGE FEDERAL BUILDING AND ANNEX

Notice Date

January 2, 2001

Contracting Office

General Services Administration, Public Buildings Service (PBS), Project Services (10PCPB), 400 15th Street, S.W., Auburn, WA, 98001-6599

ZIP Code

98001-6599

Solicitation Number

GS-10P-01-LTC-0013

Response Due

February 27, 2001

Point of Contact

Jacquelyn Owens, Contracting Officer, Phone 253-931-7675, Fax 253-931-7395, Email Jacquelyn.Owens@gsa.gov

E-Mail Address

Jacquelyn Owens (Jacquelyn.Owens@gsa.gov)

Description

The GSA, PBS, Project Services Branch intends to solicit eligible contractors for consideration as Construction Manager as Constructor (CMc) on subject project. OUTLINE OF SERVICES REQUIRED. A CMc is defined as a firm engaged under direct contract to a building owner, in this case the General Services Administration (GSA), to provide activities usually performed by both a Construction Manager (CM) and a General Contractor (GC) for purposes of constructing a project. The CMc shall be prepared to successfully complete all aspects of project construction, and to provide the best value available for the scope and budget. The CMc services will begin with pre-construction (design support) planning, and from there be directed to construction and construction-related management. Concurrent with pre-construction and construction, the CMc will also provide occupant support services made necessary by the performance of construction work in an occupied building. PROJECT OVERVIEW. The site of this project is the Anchorage Alaska Federal Building U.S. Courthouse and Annex. Together, the main building and the annex house about 30 agencies, with around 1500 total staff. Together the two buildings are approximately 600,000 GSF. The main building is arranged in six unified but vertically distinct modules (A-F) varying in height from two to five stories, plus a basement garage and roof top mechanical spaces. The annex is arranged in one module (G), in a single story, partially below grade, with a publicly accessible roof terrace. In both buildings, office space was arranged originally as a continuous open area on each story, extending through several modules. Office space is now extensively subdivided with walls and modular furniture. Both buildings will remain occupied during the project, and building occupants must remain fully operational. In addition to the construction, the CMc will be responsible to protecting and/or relocating the occupants of the building as construction circumstances and occupant requirements dictate. Both buildings house specific facilities that cannot be relocated. In the main building these include courtrooms, detention facilities, major computer rooms, libraries, toilet rooms, and the cafeteria. Similarly, there are computer rooms, libraries, and toilet rooms in the annex, and the annex is the site of space that may be used for the temporary housing of agency units. A CMc will be competitively chosen using a Source Selection/Best Value process (FAR 15.101-1). This procurement is unrestricted, issued pursuant to the Small Business Competitive Demonstration Program. In this acquisition all technical factors, when combined, are significantly more important than cost or price; and the prospective contract is anticipated to be a Fixed Price Incentive arrangement with a magnitude of $15 -- 25,000,000.00. The NAICS code is 233320 and the size standard is $27.5M. The Request for Proposal will be issued on or about Jan 17, 2001 and close on or about Feb 27, 2001. Copies of the solicitation may be obtained by submitting a request on firm_s letterhead via (1) mail to the address above, or (2) faxing request to (253) 931-7395.

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Record

Loren Data Corp. 20010104/ZSOL003.HTM (D-002 SN509957)