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H312--Base 4 Fire and Smoke Door Inspections and Repair Services at Jesse Brown VA Medical Center

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36C25226Q0196Federal

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The contract pertains to Fire and Smoke Door Inspections and Repair Services at the Jesse Brown VA Medical Center in Chicago, IL, under solicitation number 36C25226Q0196, with a proposed period of performance beginning 30 calendar days after notice to proceed. The project encompasses a comprehensive 15-point inspection of 585 door openings across the facility in accordance with NFPA 80 and 101 standards, as well as Illinois State Fire Codes and VA Security Clearance requirements. Minor repairs identified during inspections, including installation of mutes, adjustment of door closers, repair of small holes in doors or frames, removal of excessive signage or obstructive materials from glazing, replacement of missing screws, and installation of hinge filler plates, are to be completed on-site during the inspection process. Smoke seals are not included within the scope of work unless they are missing and required for compliance, in which case their absence must be documented in the final report. Verification of fire door hold-open magnets is limited to confirming operational functionality without disassembly. All findings must be compiled into a final report submitted within four weeks of inspection completion, and the corresponding invoice must be submitted to the Contracting Officer and Contracting Officer’s Representative via email no later than five business days after the final report is received. While vendors may invoice more frequently than monthly, they are not permitted to invoice less often than monthly, and billing beyond the 30-day performance period is subject to contract terms. The contract is not a renewal of a prior annual arrangement but marks an effort to establish a multi-year framework following a one-time 2024 inspection. The VA will provide facility drawings and door schedules, and will offer escort assistance if room locations cannot be verified. There is no pre-determined list of materials to stock onsite, as the quantity and type of repair components required will vary based on inspection findings. No information on subcontractors or general contractors is provided, and all vendor personnel must comply with VA security protocols and applicable fire safety standards.

General Info

Fire door inspection and repair for 585 openings at Chicago VA Medical Center under NFPA 80-101, 3-year experience required.

Agency

Department Of Veterans Affairs → 252-NETWORK Contract Office 12 (36C252)View Agency

NAICS

561621 - Security Systems Services (except Locksmiths)View NAICS

Place of Performance

WI

Set-Aside

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Documents

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VA Medical Center Bed Tower Building Architectural Drawings

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Amendment 0001 to Solicitation 36C25226Q0196 for Fire and Smoke Door Inspection Services

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Unreadable Document Damen+Bldg.pdf

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Bldg1A.1B.1C Door and Barrier Data Spreadsheet

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Atrium Bldg

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Building 11A and 11B Door Location Data

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RFQ 36C25226Q0196 Base +4 Fire and Smoke Door Inspections and Repair Services

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Sources Sought for Fire and Smoke Door Inspections and Repair Services at Jesse Brown VAMC

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Taylor Bldg Document

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RFQ 36C25226Q0196 Fire and Smoke Door Inspection Services

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Building 40 and Bed Tower Door Location Data

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Ogden Bldg VA Medical Center Document

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AgencyDepartment Of Veterans Affairs → 252-NETWORK Contract Office 12 (36C252)
Contacts1 person available
OfficeMILWAUKEE, WI, 53214, USA
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Department Of Veterans Affairs → 252-NETWORK Contract Office 12 (36C252)
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Office AddressMILWAUKEE, WI, 53214, USA
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Justin J LemkeContract Specialist

Full Description

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See below for Vendor Questions: 1. Will the VA provide current drawings and a door schedule identifying all door numbers and locations? - See attached. 2. If rooms cannot be located because room numbers have changed or do not match the provided documentation, will the VA provide an escort or assistance in locating those rooms? - Yes 3. Are there any special certifications, credentials, or security clearances required for personnel performing this work? This information is provided in the solicitation. VA Security Clearances, IL State Fire Codes and NFPA Standards apply. - This information is provided in the solicitation. VA Security Clearances, IL State Fire Codes and NFPA Standards apply. 4. Should minor repairs identified during the inspection be completed as they are found, or should all deficiencies be documented and submitted in a report for later authorization? - This information is provided in the solicitation. Small repairs to assets will be completed during inspection. The repairs listed will be conducted on doors requiring these specific repairs to be compliant. Repairs Include: Installation of mutes, repairing of small holes in doors/frames, Door closer adjustments, Removal off excessive signage, Removal of material from glazing, Replacing missing screw(s), Installation of hinge filler plates. 5. The project documents do not reference smoke seals. Are smoke seals included within the scope of work, and if so, what are the inspection, repair, or replacement requirements? - Smoke seals are not part of the sow. If smoke seals are missing and required, this deficiency should be notated and included in the list of repairs needed to bring any deficient doors into compliance in the final report. 6. For fire door hold-open magnets, is verification that the magnet properly releases and holds the door sufficient, or is disassembly/opening of the magnetic hold-open components required as part of the inspection and testing? - Concerning the fire door hold-open magnets, verification that the magnet properly holds the door open is sufficient. 7. The Price/Cost Schedule indicated a UNIT PRICE x 12 Months = Total Annual Amount. However, the period of performance states 30 calendar days after receipt of notice to proceed. If the Contractor completes all the work within 30 days, are we able to bill in full (the Total Annual Amount) or will we have to still bill monthly? - Vendors can invoice more often than indicated on the contract, but not less. - Vendors can invoice more often than indicated on the contract, but not less. 8. Do you know where I can find a list of general contractors or planholders for this project? We're looking to bid out, but I'd like to know which GCs we could bid under. If you don't have this information, could you direct me to somebody who might have it? We do not provide this information. - We do not provide this information. 9. There is a total of 585 doors throughout the campus. For the list of materials, is that on a per door basis, or is there a list of parts you would like us to stock onsite? - Yes, there are 585 doors that need to be inspected. The material or the quantity of material that ll be needed for the small repairs is unknown. 10. Is this contract a continuation of an existing annual contract that is expiring, or is it a new requirement? - The last Annual Fire and Smoke Door Inspection was completed on 11-30-2023 for the year 2024 as a 1- time Inspection. We ve been trying to acquire a multi-year contract for some time now. 11. Part 7, Paragraph 2 states that the report is due within 4 weeks of completing the inspection. - Correct Paragraph 3 states that the documentation/invoice must be submitted to the Contracting Officer (CO) and Contracting Officer's Representative (COR) via email no later than 5 business days after completion of the project. - Completion of the project is achieved when the final reports are received, no later than 4 weeks after completing the inspection. The invoice must be submitted no later than 5 business days after completion of the project.

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