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C -- A-76 Commercial Activities Study for Soil Conservation Technician Services

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NRCS-16-AZ-03(2ndNotice)Federal

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This contract involves a transition of Soil Conservation Technician Services, currently performed by government personnel, to a competitive acquisition under the Brooks Act using Architect-Engineering Services procurement procedures. Initially announced under Solicitation No. NRCS-13-AZ-03, the acquisition is now conducted following the Revised OMB Circular A-76, with some approved deviations. The contract’s objective is to assess whether the services can be provided more cost-effectively by a contractor versus in-house government staff, with potential contract awards contingent on cost comparisons favoring contractor performance. The work scope includes preparing formal conservation plans compliant with national standards, managing program contracts and documentation, conducting field investigations, surveys, design, and oversight of conservation practices, as well as coordinating with federal, state, local agencies, and private organizations. The solicitation is open to all business sizes and is classified under NAICS Code 541330 for Engineering Services. Interested parties are invited to submit their Standard Form 254 and 255 by approximately August 7, 2003, following the posting of a formal notice on FedBizOpps around July 8, 2003. Selection criteria emphasize professional qualifications, specialized experience, capacity for timely work completion, past performance, local knowledge, and financial stability. The contract aims to ensure high-quality, cost-effective delivery of soil conservation technical services through a streamlined competitive process.

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Transition of soil conservation services to competitive contract under Brooks Act, emphasizing cost-effectiveness.

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541330 - Engineering Services

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Willcox, Casa Grande, Phoenix, Flagstaff and Yuma, Arizona

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This acquisition was previously announced under Classification R as Solicitation No. NRCS-13-AZ-03. A determination has been made that the studied services are subject to the Brooks Act, and the procedure for procurement of Architect-Engineering Services will be employed. The offerors are notified that this acquisition, which is being conducted in accordance with OMB Circular A-76, is being transitioned to a Streamlined Competition under the procedures of the Revised OMB Circular A-76, dated May 29, 2003. Certain deviations may be incorporated, as approved by OMB, for retention of the previous cost rules or procedures. Offerors are advised that a contract may not be awarded if the cost of contract performance is determined to be greater than the cost of in-house performance by Government personnel. The Soil Conservation Technician Services are currently provided by Government personnel. Major components of this work include: preparing and assisting in the preparation of formal conservation plans in accordance with the National Planning Procedures Handbook (NPPH), the Field Office Technical Guide (FOTG), and all associated manuals and handbooks that support these documents; preparing contracts for program funding, contract modifications, contract payment applications, and supporting documentation; performing conservation practice field investigations, surveys, design, construction layout, and final inspection of practice installation; documenting practice application according to policy and procedure; and coordinating activities with other federal, state, and local units of government and private groups and organizations. This solicitation will not be restricted to any group or business size. The NAICS Code is modified to 541330, Engineering Services. The formal notice requesting interested parties to submit their SF-254's and 255's will be posted on or about July 8, 2003 at www.fedbizopps.gov. The selection criteria for this acquisition are: (1) Professional Qualifications, (2) Specialized experience and technical competence, (3) Capacity to accomplish work in the required time, (4) Past Performance, (5) Location in the area and knowledge of the locality of project (work),and (6) Financial Capacity. The anticipated date for receipt of SF-254s and SF-255s is on or about August 7, 2003.

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