Y -- P-977 Waterfront Security Enclave

This procurement (N44255-06-R-2106) is being issued UNRESTRICTED under the North American Industry Classification System (NAICS) Code 238990. The corresponding SBA size standard is $12 million. The estimated construction cost range is between $25 and $27 million. This procurement will result in a firm fixed price contract. Prequalification of Sources is anticipated to be complete by September 2006. Estimated construction contract award is March 2007. Construction contract duration is estimated to be 621 calendar days. Only U.S. citizens may participate in this solicitation and the resultant contract. Part I of Solicitation N44255-06-R-2106 (Prequalification) will be available for download from NAVFAC's Electronic Solicitation website (ESOL) on or about 30 June 2006. This project will construct a waterfront security enclave fence and associated work to include: clear zones, chain link fencing, cable barriers, patrol road, lighting, lightening protection, towers and posts for security sensors, power and control panels, land-water interface systems, entry control points, medians, vehicle inspection areas, traffic turn-arounds, bullet resistant gate houses and guard positions, vehicle barriers, overhead canopies, pedestrian access shelters with access control turnstiles, one story security facility to support a 40-person security force with garaging. The Navy intends to issue the construction solicitation in two parts: Part I will consist of Prequalifying of Sources in accordance with DFARS 236.272. The purpose of prequalifying firms is to develop a list of Qualified Firms who possess the proven competence to perform the construction of MCON P-977. No pricing will be requested during prequalifications however firms must demonstrate the capability of bonding over $20,000,000. The solicitation shall state the prequalification requirements. Additionally, the Government will conduct a responsibility determination consistent with FAR Part 9. Only firms who participate in the Prequalification of Sources and are determined to possess the necessary competencies expressed in the prequalification criteria may submit a proposal in response to Part II, Source Selection Phase, which shall be considered by the agency. The Government reserves the right to reject any or all prequalification submissions at any time. FIRMS ARE ADVISED THAT THE DETERMINATION OF PREQUALIFIED FIRMS MAY BE MADE WITHOUT DISCUSSIONS OR ANY CONTACT CONCERNING THE PREQUALIFICATION SUBMISSION RECEIVED. Therefore, prequalification submissions should be submitted initially on the most favorable terms. Firms should not assume they would be contacted or afforded an opportunity to qualify, discuss, or review their prequalifications. Firms will not be compensated for their prequalification submission. Once the prequalification procedures are completed, all qualified Prime Construction Firms will be posted to the NAVFAC www.esol.navyfac.navy.mil (ESOL) website to facilitate subcontracting opportunities. All prime contractors/subcontractors/suppliers are advised to register and periodically review ESOL for any changes/additions to the solicitation. There will be no site visits during prequalification. Only qualified Prime Construction Firms will be eligible to participate in Part 2, Source Selection Phase. Estimated closing date for receipt of prequalification submissions is 14:00 local time (PDT), 07 JUL 06. Upon completion of Prequalification, Part 2, Source Selection Phase, shall commence. The source selection criteria shall be identified in the Source Selection Phase. Proposals will be evaluated to determine the best value to the Government. Full plans and specifications will only be issued during Part 2, Source Selection Phase. Subcontractors/Suppliers shall be notified of plan and specifications availability via ESOL. It is each firm's responsibility to periodically check ESOL for the specific date that plans