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--Design/Build Construction Services and/or Construction Services, various locations, including Alaska, Hawaii, Japan and Korea(Regional MATOC)

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The Alaska District Corps of Engineers is seeking information from potential contractors regarding their interest and capabilities to provide Design-Build and Construction Services across multiple locations, including Alaska, Hawaii, Japan, and Korea. The services sought cover a broad range of construction projects such as military family housing, barracks, administrative and training facilities, industrial structures, and emergency/disaster contingency construction. The procurement will be conducted using a Regional Multiple Award Task Order Contract (MATOC) structured as an Indefinite Delivery-Indefinite Quantity (IDIQ) contract, with multiple award schedules based on geographic regions and business eligibility, including unrestricted and small disadvantaged business set-asides. The solicitation anticipates multiple contract awards in six specific schedules, each with a three-year base period plus two one-year options, and varying contract value estimates. Alaska and Hawaii offer both unrestricted and set-aside contracts for small disadvantaged businesses, while Japan and Korea contracts are restricted to host-nation contractors. The Alaska schedules have the largest estimated values, ranging from $200 million to over $700 million, while other regions have lower estimated contract values. Interested parties are invited to respond by submitting a questionnaire focused on business classification, bonding capacity, resource availability, and any barriers to participation. Responses will inform the acquisition strategy ahead of the solicitation release, expected around October 2005. The Contract Specialist, James E. Holloway, is the point of contact for inquiries and submission of responses.

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Alaska Corps seeks contractors for multi-region design-build, construction services via IDIQ MATOC contracts.

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236210 - Industrial Building Construction

Place of Performance

AK

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AgencyDepartment Of Defense → W2SN Endist Alaska
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OfficeANCHORAGE, AK, 99506-0898, USA
Office AddressANCHORAGE, AK, 99506-0898, USA
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POINT OF CONTACT - Contract Specialist, Jim Hollloway +1 (555) 000-0000 or email contact@example.gov -- 1. REQUEST FOR INFORMATION: The ALASKA DISTRICT CORPS OF ENGINEERS requests information about the interest and capability of potential offerors for the requirement described below. Interested parties are requested to complete a questionnaire regarding y our business category, capability, and other information that is found at the end of this announcement. The purpose of this request for information is to achieve maximum competition, fulfill agency commitment to utilize small and small disadvantaged busin ess concerns, and to simplify and reduce lead-time for the procurement of agency requirements through the use of a Regional Multiple Award Task Order Contract (MATOC). 2. PROPOSED REQUIREMENT: THE ALASKA DISTRICT CORPS OF ENGINEERS plans to solicit offers for Design-Build Construction Services and/or Construction Services, Various Locations, including Alaska, Hawaii, Japan, and Korea, classified under NAICS category 2 36. Services planned to be obtained under this solicitation include design-build construction or construction from Government-furnished design to include but not limited to military family housing; barracks and dormitories; administrative, operations and t raining facilities; industrial facilities; and emergency/disaster contingency construction, in any area within the geographical regions of Alaska, Hawaii, Japan, and Korea. The solicitation will be issued on or about October 2005. Selection will be based on evaluation factors and price. A multiple schedule Indefinite Delivery-Indefinite Quantity Type (IDIQ) contract is anticipated. Schedule A is for unrestricted requirements for the Alaska region. Schedule B is restricted to qualified small disadvanta ged business set-aside concerns for the Alaska region. Schedule C is for unrestricted requirements for the Hawaii region. Schedule D is restricted to qualified small disadvantaged business set-aside contractors for the Hawaii region. Schedule E and F is restricted to host-nation contractors or those concerns authorized to conduct business, in Japan and Korea, respectively. Note: Offerors (large, small business, small disadvantaged business entities, and qualified set-aside small disadvantaged entities may submit proposals for unrestricted Schedules A and/or C. Qualified set-aside small disadvantaged business concerns may submit proposals for restricted Schedules B and/or D. a. Schedule A - Unrestricted, Alaska Region shall consist of a 3-year base period of performance with 2 one-year option periods of performance valued between $500,000,000.00 to $700,000,000.00. Multiple awards are anticipated for Schedule A with two or mo re contract awards for large, small business, or small disadvantaged business contractors. b. Schedule B  Restricted to Set-Aside Small Disadvantaged Business Concerns, Alaska Region shall consist of a 3-year base period of performance with 2 one-year option periods of performance valued between $200,000,000.00 and $280,,000,000.00. Multiple a wards are anticipated for Schedule B with two or more contract awards to be made to qualified set-aside small disadvantaged business contractors. c. Schedule C - Unrestricted, Hawaii Region shall consist of a 3-year base period of performance with 2 one-year option periods of performance valued between $150,000,000.00 and $300,000,000.00. Multiple awards are anticipated for Schedule C with two or m ore contract awards for large, small business, or small disadvantaged business contractors. d. Schedule D  Restricted to Set-Aside Small Disadvantaged Business Concerns, Hawaii Region shall consist of a 3-year base period of performance with 2 one-year option periods of performance valued between $30,000,000.00 and $50,000,000.00. Multiple awar ds are anticipated for Schedule D with two or more contract awards to be made to qualified set-aside small di sadvantaged business contractors. e. Schedule E, Japan Region shall consist of a 3-year base period of performance with 2 one-year option periods of performance valued between $10,000,000.00 and $50,000,000.00. Multiple awards are anticipated for Schedule E with two or more contract award s, for host-nation contractors in Japan. f. Schedule F, Korea Region shall consist of a 3-year base period of performance with 2 one-year option periods of performance valued between $100,000,000.00 and $200,000,000.00. Multiple awards are anticipated for Schedule F with two or more contract awa rds, for host-nation contractors in the Republic of Korea. 3. HOW TO RESPOND TO THIS SURVEY: This is not a request for proposal. You may respond to this request for information by completing the following survey. Responses received within 30 days of the posting of this survey will be used in formulating the acquisition strategy for this requirement. Provide responses to James E. Holloway, Contract Specialist, via e-mail at contact@example.gov. If you have any questions regarding this survey you may call Mr. Holloway at +1 (555) 000-0000. Survey Questions for firms, if applicable, classified under NAICS category 236 and other interested parties: 1. What is your business category? Certified 8(a) , Tribal, Native, Alaska Native Corporation, and Native Hawaiian Organization ____ _______, Disabled Veteran Owned Small Disadvantaged Business, HubZone, Small Business (under $28.5 million) ________ L arge Business (over $28.5 million) Host-nation Japanese Firm________ Host-nation Korean Firm______ Other (explain) ___________________________________________________________________ ___________________________________________________________________ ___________________________________________________________________ 2. Does your firm have sufficient bonding capacity? a. For Schedule A? $60 million single project? Yes _____ No _____ N/A______ $120 Million aggregate? Yes _____ No ______ N/A_____ b. For Schedule B $10 million single project? Yes _______ No ____ N/A_____ $20 million aggregate? Yes_________ No ______ N/A_____ c. For Schedule C? $60 million single project? Yes _____ No ______ N/A_____ $120 Million aggregate? Yes _____ No ______ N/A_____ d. For Schedule D $10 million single project? Yes _______ No ______ N/A_____ $20 million aggregate? Yes_________ No ______ N/A_____ c. For Schedule E? $10 million (US Dollars) single project? Yes _____ No ______ N/A______ $20 Million aggregate? (US Dollars) Yes _____ No ______ N/A______ d. For Schedule F $10 million single project? (US Dollars) Yes _______ No ______ N/A______ $20 million aggregate? Yes_________ No ______ N/A______ 3. Does your firm have the resources to manage construction for more than one Task Order for a Schedule A and C awards in multiple regions (Alaska and Hawaii)? Yes ______ No ______________ For Schedule B and D? Yes ______________ No _________________ 4. Does the solicitation described in this announcement present barriers that would prevent or discourage your firm from participating? Please describe. 5. Please provide any comments or information you may have regarding this announcement.

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