S--Electrical Support Services for the Middle East

The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers has a requirement to provide electrical support services for contingency operations in CENTCOM and AFRICOM area of operations. The requirement is for a fully burdened, blended labor rate for electrical distribution services, incidental supplies, markup for incidental supplies, markup for transportation costs and mobilization/demobilization costs. It is the intent that this contract will be used heavily for Afghanistan. The government intends to award two or more contracts to two or more responsible firms who conforming to the solicitation are the best value to the government. The requirement is for a base period of twelve months and four twelve month option periods. The total length of these contracts shall not exceed five years. The contract is an IDIQ (Indefinite delivery, indefinite quantity type contract) with a maximum capacity of $490,000,000.00. The ordering period shall not go beyond five years and the maximum order amount shall not go beyond $490,000,000.00 within the five year period. The total capacity of $490,000,000.00 will be a shared capacity by all awardees. The total value of all task orders under all (two or more) awards shall not exceed the maximum capacity of $490,000,000.00. The SSP (Source Selection Plan) defined "best value" as the proposal that would be most advantageous to the Government, with appropriate consideration given to the following evaluation factors: Technical Capability, Managerial Capability, Past Performance and price. The three technical factors are significantly more important than price. Two awards were made as a result of this request for proposals to the following firms: Inglett and Stubbs International, Smyrna, Georgia. Fluor Intercontinental, Inc., Greenville, S.C.