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This Government Contract opportunity from Department Of Veterans Affairs was posted on June 25, 2024. The submission period has ended. Browse the details below for market research, or find similar active opportunities.

Z2DA--542-22-133 | Construction IV Cleanroom Replacement

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36C24424B0001Federal

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The Construction IV Cleanroom Replacement project, contract 36C24424C0013, was awarded to AEONRG, LLC for 1,384,000.00 dollars. This SDVOSB set-aside project, managed by the Department of Veterans Affairs, involves specialized construction including the installation of a gasketed drop grid ceiling for ISO Class 7 and 8 cleanrooms, rotary cut red oak corridor doors with electric strikes, and specific metal door configurations. The contractor is required to provide an independent commissioning agent and adhere to strict standards for photographic documentation, environmental protection, and demolition debris management. Key operational requirements include the submission of a warranty management plan, a comprehensive submittal register, and individual O&M documentation for all specification sections, with maintenance and operations manuals requiring a separate binder. Safety regulations mandate that the Site Safety and Health Officer cannot also serve as the superintendent and must possess OSHA 30 training. While normal working hours are intended, the contractor must account for off-shift work for disruptive activities, which must be scheduled and approved by the COR. All bids were required as hard copies delivered to the Coatesville VAMC Building 70.

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Contract Value

$1,500,296.51

NAICS

236220 - Commercial and Institutional Building Construction

Place of Performance

PA, USA

Set-Aside

SDVOSBC

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AEONRG LLC

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AgencyDepartment Of Veterans Affairs → 244-NETWORK Contract Office 4 (36C244)
Contacts1 person available
OfficePITTSBURGH, PA, 15215, USA
Office AddressPITTSBURGH, PA, 15215, USA
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Vanessa ChmielewskiContract Specialist

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IV Cleanroom RFI Amendment #1 010000 paragraph 1.11.D Is this requirement applicable to this project? If it is, are we using the definition in 013323 paragraph 1.2.B for shop drawings? Yes to both questions. 010000 paragraph 1.12 Is a warranty management plan submittal necessary in addition to the warranties provided in a closeout binder at the end of the project? Yes 010000 paragraphs 1.22 & 1.23 Will all general contractors be held to these very specific photographic documentation specifications? Yes, as applicable to all work areas and disciplines utilized in the accomplishment of this project. 013323 paragraph 1.3.C Can a submittal register be provided for this project prior to the bid date? Yes. 013323 paragraph 1.8.A Some specifications very clearly denote when O&M documents are required, and others do not. Do all specification sections require O&M documentation? Yes, All specification sections will need a designated set of O&M documentation 013526 paragraph 1.7.C Can the SSHO for the general contractor also be the superintendent? No. 013526 paragraph 1.8.B Is the SSHO considered a CP and required to have OSHA 30 training within the past 5 years? Yes. 013526 paragraph 1.8.D Is there a 5-year expiration for OSHA 10 cards? No. Per OSHA - OSHA 10 Cards do not expire. However, It is the GC's responsibility to ensure all other workers on site are competent and knowledgeable of OSHA 10 Requirements. 014500 paragraph 1.3.A.2 & 3 Are these submittals required Yes. 015719 paragraph 1.4.A.1 Will all general contractors be held to the standards of this Environmental Protection Plan specification? Yes. 017419 paragraph 1.5.B Will all general contractors be held to the standards of this Demolition Debris Management Plan? Yes. 079200 paragraph 1.4.E Are cured samples applicable? Yes. 092900 paragraph 1.4.D Are samples applicable? Yes. 099100 paragraph 1.3.D Are sample panels applicable? Yes. 260511 paragraph 1.12.F Does division 26 require a separately submitted closeout binder, or can it be part of the entire closeout binder for the whole project? Yes, Maintenance and operations Manuals require their own binder. Regarding all Commissioning, Specification Sections 01.91.00 and 07.08.00, please confirm, the VA will engage the Commissioning Agent under a separate contract. The construction contractor shall provide an independent commissioning agent as part of the contract. Are the wood doors rotary cut red oak? All of the corridor doors in the older buildings are red oak. Offerors should bid the project with this material for wood doors. For hollow metal door 211Y, what is the size of the terminated stops? 6" What type of electric lock is being used on the wood doors? Electric strike What type of lite kit does the metal door get? Half Lite Any off-shift requirements for this Project? Yes. While normal working hours is the intent, the contractor should anticipate the possibility of work required off-shift. These off-shift activities hours shall be indicated in the construction schedule by the contractor and approved by the COR. Any unscheduled or unforeseen construction activities requiring off-shift work shall be requested at least two weeks in advance of the off-shift requirement and approved by the COR prior to commencing work. Off-shift work may include, but not be limited to, safety or comfort of building occupants during any construction activity (examples: demolition work or deliveries of large equipment/materials or placing large equipment/material in-place or hauling or cutting/patching or welding or drilling) which is deemed unsafe or excessively loud or any other construction activity (inside or outside) that disrupts on-going building operations deemed inappropriate by the COR and/or the contractor. The contractor shall track all off-shift hours separately and report these to the COR on a weekly basis. Any unforeseen or unscheduled construction activity requiring off-shift work shall not be considered a delay to the contractor caused by the government and no claims will be consider for any additional off-shift work that may be required. Is the cleanroom ceiling to be panelized vs. a drop grid? If yes, then does it need to be walkable for access to terminal filters and lights? In either case, what is the height of the structure to suspend the ceiling from? And from the drawings I believe the cleanroom ceiling is to be 9' AFF - please confirm In the case of a walkable ceiling, is there access to the top of the ceiling after construction from elsewhere, or do we need to provide access panels in the ceiling, to enter through the cleanroom? a. The cleanroom ceiling surrounding the Ante Room - ISO CLASS 8 211 and IV ROOM - ISO CLASS 7 210 rooms is specified to be a gasketed drop grid. b. Height to existing structure above is 11'-8 1/8"". 8'-0"" APC-1 ceilings specified on A112 D6 of the Construction Documents. c. Not a walkable ceiling surrounding the Ante Room - ISO CLASS 8 211 and IV ROOM - ISO CLASS 7 210 . The spec calls out Portafab 300 Series, which is anodized aluminum studs and that is what the pics of the existing room shows. However, it is available in white powder-coated - which makes it all white - advise if we should include. All white is acceptable. Please provide the Acoustical Ceiling Specifications. See Attached. Please confirm the Building and Room to where the Bids shall be delivered. Bids should be mailed/delivered to Coatesville VAMC, Building 70. The bid opening will take place at 10:00 AM in the conference room of Building 70. Can you confirm that this is a hard bid? We ve been conditioned by bidding mostly in Altoona, Pittsburgh, Lebanon and NY that most bids are delivered via email, so I wanted to verify. This will be a hard bid. Bids should be delivered in person or mailed to the address in block 8 on page 1 of the contract by 10:00 AM on 1/3/2024. Bids received after this time will not be accepted. Are there any special directions concerning what you d like submitted with the bid documents? For instance, should the price be put in box 17 on the SF1442 or should it be placed in the Price/Cost Schedule on page 6 of the solicitation? Should all 74 pages of the solicitation be submitted, or should we stick to the SF1442, perhaps the Price/Cost Schedule and the necessary VAAR and FAR Regulations that require signature? Page 19 indicates that FAR 52.204-7 is incorporated so paragraph d of FAR 52.204-8 on page 22 applies, and we have completed the reps and certs on SAM. I do see that page 7 requires an EMR letter. The bid should be submitted in Block 17 on page 2 of the SF1442. The following documents shall be provided in physical form at the time of bid opening: a. SF1442 with information completed by offeror on page 2. b. EMR Rating c. VAAR 852.219-75 (Page 42-44) completed by offeror. d. FAR 52.209-7 (Page 26-27) paragraph (b) filled out by offeror. e. Amendment 0001 acknowledgment Further documentation identified in the solicitation may be requested prior to award

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