OCEAN CITY; REHAB STATION GREAT EGG

Solicitation HSCG83-09-B-3WQ162, managed by the Department of Homeland Security's USCG Civil Engineering Unit Cleveland, is an award notice for the rehabilitation of the U.S. Coast Guard Station Great Egg located in Ocean City, New Jersey. The scope of work involves comprehensive renovations including the replacement of flooring, walls, ceilings, and plumbing and electrical fixtures across six toilet rooms, as well as the installation of a new HVAC system on the third floor. The project was estimated by the government at 208,000 dollars and required a performance period of 70 calendar days from the Notice to Proceed. The procurement process included several amendments and requests for information to clarify technical specifications, drawing discrepancies, and material requirements. Key administrative updates included the extension of the bid deadline to June 30, 2009, and a notice that the award was contingent upon the availability of funds. Environmental considerations were addressed through a limited asbestos containing material and lead based paint survey, with clarifications provided that while lead based paint disposal was necessary, specialized lead abatement certification for workers was not required. The final selection process involved a competitive bid tabulation featuring 20 different offerors.