Inactive SBA Certified Women-Owned Small Business (WOSB) Program Set-Aside (FAR 19.15)

Seattle U.S. Courthouse Main Entrance Roof Replacement Amendment A0004: The purpose of this amendment is to 1) notice that the Government will not accept any questions, and 2) provide PPI Log with com... Seattle U.S. Courthouse Main Entrance Roof Replacement Amendment A0004: The purpose of this amendment is to 1) notice that the Government will not accept any questions, and 2) provide PPI Log with complete Q&As. The RFP closing date and time remain as Wednesday, July 29, 2020 at 1:00pm PDT. Amendment A0003: The purpose of this amendment is to 1) provide PPI Log with partial Q&As as of 7/13/2020, 2) replace Attachment 9 Investigation Report and Recommended Repairs July 10, 2019 version with Dec 18, 2019 (This document can be found in shared Google Drive), and 3) change the RFP closing date and time from Wednesday, July 15, 2020 at 1:00pm PDT to Wednesday, July 29, 2020 at 1:00pm PDT. Amendment A0002: The purpose of this amendment is to provide 1) Attachment 9 Investigation Report and Recommended Repairs, and 2) PPI Log with partial Q&As. Please find the attached Amendment 47PL0120R0034-A0002 for detialed information. Attachment 9 is a recommendation Only, and Government is NOT directing means and methods to the offerors. Attachment 9 can be found in Contractor Solicitation Documents / GSA Policy and Guidance folder in Google Drive. Amendment A0001: The purpose of this amendment is to provide a site visit attendeelist. Please find the attached Amendment 47PL0120R0034-A0001 for detialed information. This Solicitation is SET ASIDE for Women-Owned SMALL BUSINESS VENDORS ONLY. FAR 52.219-14 Limitations on Subcontracting applies to this solicitation. Please see Solicitation for further information on percentage applicability. MANDATORY INTERESTED VENDOR MUST ATTEND THE PRE-PROPOSAL CONFERENCE AND SITE VISIT TO SUBMIT A PROPOSAL FOR THE ABOVE PROJECT. PLEASE NOTE: PACKAGES WILL NOT BE ACCEPTED IF PRIME CONTRACTOR DOES NOT ATTEND. PRE-PROPOSAL CONFERENCE & SITE VISIT: JUNE 24, 2020 @ 10:00 AM - Pacific Time LOCATION: SEATTLE U.S. COURTHOUSE LOBBY CHECKIN The attached Solicitation provides additional instructions for RSVP. The Contracting Officer will be working with the Property Manager and the GSA Leadership on updates of the building and its state regarding the recent unrest in Seattle. At no time, would we ask a contractor or any GSA employee to enter a worksite under these conditions. As we move closer to that date, the Project Manager, Property Manager and Contracting Officer will make a determination to move forward with the site visit or to cancel/hold. We will ensure the Contractor teams have enough time to adjust. We are interested in moving forward with this project, however we are not interested in jeopardizing anyone's safety. This procurement will be advertised under North American Industrial Classification System (NAICS) code 238160 - Roofing Contractors. The small business size standard for NAICS code 238160 is $16.5M in average annual receipts over the past three (3) years. General Information The Seattle U.S. Courthouse is located at 700 Stewart Street Seattle, WA 98101. Scope Summary For several years the Seattle US Courthouse (USCH) has been plagued with various leaks and short term fixes. In 2014 and 15 minor stop gap repairs were made, weep hole extensions were installed as one of the more economical solutions to correct deficiencies identified in the 2014 report. In 2018 the skylights were re-caulked again, but the leaks have persisted and traveled by location. These leaks seem to appear only with high winds, and not with a deluge of straight down rain. As the water intrusion seemed to becoming progressively worse, a roofing contractor was hired to conduct further investigations. The roofing contractor believed that the membrane was leaking and not the curbs, and recommended destructive testing. On February 27 and March 1, 2019 representatives from ECH (Architecture), Wetherholt (Building Envelope Consultant), and Pacific Rainier Roofing (Sheet Metal/Roofing Contractor) conducted preliminary site visits for initial reviews and observations to confirm the curbs were not the only problem. The Scope of Work plans for the full replacement of the existing main entrance roof installed in 2004, with a new "Styrene-Butadiene-Styrene (SBS) Modified Bituminous Membrane Roofing.", per the plans dated February 28, 2020 and specifications dated 28 February 2020 by ECH Architecture. Project Description & Approach The General Services Administration (GSA) intends to award a firm fixed-price, Construction contract for the Seattle U.S. Courthouse Roof Replacement pursuant to Federal Acquisition Regulation (FAR) Best Value Design-Build Selection Procedures (FAR Subpart 15.3). The Roofing team will be selected through a best value / tradeoff selection process. During the submittal period to Construction, the Roofing team will work in close consultation with GSA, the stakeholders and the CMa to ensure that all of the goals are addressed and that best value practices are utilized. GSA will provide a 100% design package to the interested vendors accompanying the solicitation documents. Design package shall include Scope of Work, 100% Specifications, and Drawings. GSA The CMa will be involved in the source selection process, post award design process and will provide construction oversight expertise, estimating, change order review, cost information, functionality and constructability reviews and ePM project data entry. There will be an informal partnering process throughout the post award submittal and construction phases to promote successful project development and execution including an enhanced project kickoff meeting. Roofing applications and Warranty will be fully inspected and functionally tested to ensure compliance with contract documents prior to being accepted by GSA. Unique Situations/Risks The facility location, coupled with the need for continuous operation during construction, present unique challenges for the design/build teams on the project. Facility will remain fully occupied and operational during the entire project. Life safety of the tenants will be protected at all times. No adverse impact on tenant mission will be acceptable. Occupied Facility Construction The replacement of the main entrance roof at Seattle U.S. Courthouse in Seattle, WA must occur within an occupied, fully functional facility. These functions include typical office work, but also include services for the general public. This presents several challenges that will have to be addressed by the designer and/or design/build team. All work in public spaces will need to be completed during unoccupied periods. Setup, construction, and clean-up will need to occur on a daily basis. Responses Upon receipt of Solicitation Package, Interested Vendors shall complete and sign, SBU Agreement Exhibit 0 and return with attachments to Contract Specialist, jong.kim@gsa.gov and Contracting Officer, kimberlym.johnson@gsa.gov . Interested Vendor shall create a GSA.google email account via GACA Instructions atteched for access to SBU documents. . Interested Vendor shall create a GSA.google email account via GACA Instructions attached for access to SBU documents. Technical documents will not be released via Beta.SAM.gov. The GSA Google drive will be the primary project location for the PPI Log, Specifications and Drawings, Photos and any additional information. The Solicitation Attachments will also be uploaded to the Google Drive due to Storage capacity through email and Beta.SAM. Qualified Interested Women-Owned Small Business vendors shall submit their completed proposals per the instructions located in the 47PL0120R0034 Solicitation Package. RFP packages shall be sent in Electronically Only. Responses shall be emailed not later than the date specified in this solicitation notice as follows: jong.kim@gsa.gov and kimberlym.johnson@gsa.gov. Response Date: Jul 15, 2020 1:00 PM PDT All interested vendors are required to respond to this solicitation notice via email not later than 1:00 p.m. PDT, July 15, 2020.

Inactive Total Small Business Set-Aside (FAR 19.5)

Seattle USCH Main Entrance Roof Replacement – Sources Sought The purpose of this Sources Sought notice is to determine availability and capability of qualified Small Businesses, Service Disabled Veter... Seattle USCH Main Entrance Roof Replacement – Sources Sought The purpose of this Sources Sought notice is to determine availability and capability of qualified Small Businesses, Service Disabled Veteran Owned Small Businesses, Woman Owned Small Businesses, or HUBZone small businesses. This notice does not preclude a large business from submitting their capabilities statement and interest to the project. Responses to this notice will be used for informational and planning purposes only and shall not be construed as a solicitation or as an obligation or commitment by the Government. This notice is intended strictly for market research. This procurement will be advertised under North American Industrial Classification System (NAICS) code 238160 – Roofing Contractors. The small business size standard for NAICS code 238160 is $16.5M in average annual receipts over the past three (3) years. General Information Seattle U.S. Courthouse is located at: 700 Stewart Street Seattle, WA 98101. Scope Summary For several years the Seattle US Courthouse (USCH) has been plagued with various leaks and short term fixes. In 2014 and 15 minor stop gap repairs were made, weep hole extensions were installed as one of the more economical solutions to correct deficiencies identified in the 2014 report. In 2018 the skylights were re-caulked again, but the leaks have persisted and traveled by location. These leaks seem to appear only with high winds, and not with a deluge of straight down rain. As the water intrusion seemed to becoming progressively worse, a roofing contractor was hired to conduct further investigations. The roofing contractor believed that the membrane was leaking and not the curbs, and recommended destructive testing. On February 27 and March 1, 2019 representatives from ECH (Architecture), Wetherholt (Building Envelope Consultant), and Pacific Rainier Roofing (Sheet Metal/Roofing Contractor) conducted preliminary site visits for initial reviews and observations to confirm the curbs were not the only problem. The Scope of Work plans for the full replacement of the existing roof installed in 2004, with a new "Styrene-Butadiene-Styrene (SBS) Modified Bituminous Membrane Roofing.", per the plans dated February 28, 2020 and specifications dated 28 February 2020 by ECH Architecture. The intent is as follows: Replacement and repairs of existing roof system at USCH Seattle main entrance roof. This work will include replacement of current existing roofing with a "Styrene-Butadiene-Styrene (SBS) Modified Bituminous Membrane Roofing.", replacement of existing skylights, installation of new structural members as required to raise skylights to include the associated flashing, installation of pavers and the replacement and repairs to interior finishes in the skylight wells below. Mechanical, electrical, and security equipment will be shut down and/or temporarily removed by the contractor for the sole purpose of installing the new roofing system. All equipment will be reinstalled per current conditions. Reference the contract documents 100% contract drawing and specifications dated February 28th, 2020. And all drawing notes for additional information and restrictions. Reference 01 23 00 – Alternates part 3 (A), (B), and (C) for the Base Bid design and alternate’s #1 and #2. Reference section 07 52 16, 2.3.A.1/2.4.A.1 for the "Styrene-Butadiene-Styrene (SBS) Modified Bituminous Membrane Roofing." And Drawing A503 detail 8-10. Reference the contract documents stated in 1.3 for additional work restrictions and contractor plans required. Reference the contract documents stated in 1.3 for all the items to be protected, re-used, and or stored offsite. Reference the contract documents stated in 1.3. Art work, furniture, and all ancillary finishes that cannot be sufficiently protected per your plan may need to be removed and stored off site. The contractor shall coordinate with GSA to properly document, record, and communicate their planned submittal for review. Reference the contract documents stated in 1.3. The contractor shall provide GSA with crane pick plans, crane certifications and crane operator certificates prior to any lifting on site. The Contractor shall provide all City of Seattle street closure and parking permits as needed to execute their work, to include fees and documentation. The contractor shall provide complete waste removal: A chute(s) with dust control measures shall be approved by the GSA PM. Any dumpster(s) aloud to remain onsite per/pending your approved plan shall be closed with a hard lid, lockable and secured when not in active use. Any toilet facilities aloud to remain onsite per/pending your approved plan shall be lockable and secured when not in active use. Project Description & Approach The General Services Administration (GSA) intends to award a firm fixed-price, Design-Build contract for the Seattle U.S. Courthouse Roof Replacement, located in Seattle, WA pursuant to Federal Acquisition Regulation (FAR) Best Value Design-Build Selection Procedures (FAR Subpart 15.3). The DB team will be selected through a best value selection process. During the development period from initial concept to final design the DB team will work in close consultation with GSA and stakeholders to ensure that all of the goals are addressed and that best value practices are utilized. GSA will provide technical documents to the interested vendors accompanying the solicitation documents. Design package shall include Scope of Work, Specifications, Roof Plans and any additional technical documents. Unique Situations/Risks The facility location, coupled with the need for continuous operation during construction, present unique challenges for the design/build teams on the project. Facility will remain fully occupied and operational during the entire project. Life safety of the tenants will be protected at all times. No adverse impact on tenant mission will be acceptable. Occupied Facility Construction The replacement of the roof at Seattle U.S. Courthouse in Seattle, WA must occur within an occupied, fully functional facility. These functions include typical office work, but also include services for the general public. This presents several challenges that will have to be addressed by the designer and/or design/build team. All work in public spaces will need to be completed during unoccupied periods. Setup, construction, and clean-up will need to occur on a daily basis. Responses Interested small business vendors in the categories listed above shall submit their capability statement electronically, limited to 10 double sided pages. The capability statement shall be in sufficient in detail to allow Government to determine the organization's related qualifications to perform the work. The statement shall include: 1. Company Identification a) Company name. b) CAGE code. c) DUNS number. d) Active SAM registration printout (www.beta.sam.gov). e) Size/number of employees. 2. A statement describing the company's interest in performing the work. 3. Organization chart to include both the design & construction team. 4. Capabilities and experience with federal projects in design build construction of a complete roof replacement in the $500K - $1M range. Submitted references should highlight recent and relevant design-build projects in fully occupied facilities within the past five (5) years. 5. Previous occupied facilities construction experience is essential. 6. Statement of capability to bond for a project in the $500K - $1M range. 7. Contact information, Point of contact name, Phone number, E-mail address and web address (if available). Companies providing above referenced material are requested to limit their submission to no more than 10 double-sided pages. Please review the attached Scope Questionnaire. This information provides industry knowledge to the Project Team. Any recommendations, comments should be included with your submission. Responses should be emailed not later than the date specified in this source sought notice as follows: jong.kim@gsa.gov and kimberlym.johnson@gsa.gov. Each response will be reviewed by the Contracting Officer for the purpose of determining whether there exists a reasonable expectation of obtaining a sufficient number of offers from qualified and responsible small business concerns. All information furnished to the Government in response to this notice will be used for review purposes only. All interested parties are required to respond to this sources sought announcement via email not later than 5:00 p.m. PDT, April 14, 2020.