The Onvia Guide Disaster Contracting
Center Edition
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April 7, 2006 |
© 2006 Onvia, Inc. |
Vol. 12 No. 69 |
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This edition of the Onvia Guide contains current
disaster-related government contracting opportunities including, government
bids, government RFPs, advanced notices on government contracts, and
government award information issued by federal, state, and local government
agencies. Your Onvia Guide notices are currently sorted by Category, then
Location, then Information Type. Click on the desired hyperlink below to view
that section of your Onvia Guide. Construction - Marine
- Harbors, Jetties, Piers, Ship Terminal Facilities 2 Florida Construction - Water
Supply, Sewer, Well Drilling, Treatment, Distribution and Disposal 2 Florida Contractor -
Landscaping / Fencing 1 District of Columbia, DC-VA-WV-MD |
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Construction - Marine - Harbors, Jetties, Piers,
Ship Terminal Facilities
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Bid
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Pier Replacement |
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Zip Code |
33177 |
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Sector |
Federal |
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Buyer |
Berta Gomez, Contracting Officer |
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Buyer Email |
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Buyer Phone |
(305) 278-6722 |
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Buyer Fax |
(305) 278-6696 |
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Submittal Date |
04/17/2006 |
Business
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Value |
$1,000,000.00 to $5,000,000.00 |
CLICK HERE To Research This
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Guide Ref Num |
4557450 - 04/03/2006 |
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Project Num |
HSCG82-06-B-3WCA43 |
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Additional Documents |
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SPECIAL ALERT: HURRICANE RELIEF EFFORT
Federal Business Opportunities Synopsis General Information Document
Type: Sources Sought Notice Solicitation Number: HSCG82-06-B-3WCA43 Posted
Date: Apr 03, 2006 Original Response Date: Apr 17, 2006 Current Response Date:
Apr 17, 2006 Original Archive Date: Current Archive Date: Classification Code:
Y -- Construction of structures and facilities Naics Code: 237990 -- Other
Heavy and Civil Engineering Construction Contracting Office Address Department
of Homeland Security, United States Coast Guard (USCG), Commanding Officer,
USCG Civil Engineering Unit Miami, 15608 SW 117th Avenue, Miami, FL, 33177-1630
Description SOURCES SOUGHT: Provide all labor, tools, materials, and equipment
necessary to construct a new T-shaped cutter pier 16 feet wide , with an
approach length of 142.5 feet and a mooring length of 235 feet. The pier will
consist of a wood deck over reinforced concrete pile caps on pre-cast concrete
piles. It will have a wood fender system along its perimeter, consisting of
wood piles and wood fender beams. Shore ties will consist of potable water and
electrical connections for six (6) mooring stations. The range is between
$1,000,000.00 and $5,000,000.00. Bid, payment and performance bonds are
required. The solicitation in its entirety and any amendments will be available
at no charge online at http://www.fedbizopps.gov under the above solicitation
number. The applicable North American Industry Class System (NAICS) 2002 code
is 237990. The small business size standard is a three-year average annual
gross receipt of $28.5 million. This action is being considered for 100 percent
set-aside for HUBZone small business concerns. Interested HUBZone small
business concerns should indicate their interest to the Contracting Officer, in
writing, as early as possible but to be received not later than 15 calendar
days of this notice. As a minimum, the following information is required: (a) a
copy of the certificate issued by the SBA of your qualifications as a HUBZone
concern, (b) a positive statement of your intention to submit an offer for this
solicitation as a prime contractor, (c) evidence of experience in work similar
in type and scope to include contract numbers, project titles, dollar amounts,
and points of contacts and telephone numbers and (d) provide evidence of
bonding capability to the maximum magnitude of the project, to include both
single and aggregate totals. All information must be submitted in sufficient
detail for a decision to be made on availability of interested HUBZone
concerns. Failure to submit all information requested will result in a
contractor not being considered as an interested HUBZone concern. If adequate
interest is not received from HUBZone concerns by close of business 15 calendar
days from the date of this notice, this solicitation will be issued as a Total
Small Business Set-Aside without further notice. To receive immediate
notification of all changes and future notices posted electronically for this
project, vendors should click on [Register to Receive Notification]. All
vendors interested in teaming or subcontracting for this solicitation should
click on ?Register as Interested Vendor.? In order to view a ?Bidder?s List,
interested parties should click on ?View List of Interested Vendors.? No
telephone or written requests will be accepted. Point of Contact Berta Gomez,
Contracting Officer, Phone 305-278-6722, Fax 305-278-6696, Email
bgomez@ceumiami.uscg.mil - Michelle Nammur, Contract Specialist, Phone
305-278-6725, Fax 305-278-6696, Email mnammur@ceumiami.uscg.mil Place of
Performance Address: SABINE PASS, TEXAS
This item applies to the following Categories and/or Locations.
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Construction - Marine - Harbors, Jetties, Piers, Ship Terminal
Facilities, FSC Y - Construction of Structures and Facilities |
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Locations: |
Florida, Texas |
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Federal Award
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Hurricane Rita Repairs of Breakwater & Misc Waterfront
Structures |
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Owner |
US Coast Guard, Civil Engineering Unit, Miami |
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Zip Code |
33177 |
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Sector |
Federal |
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Contract Amount |
$763,049.47 |
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Buyer |
Deborah Boydston |
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Buyer Email |
ONVIA |
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Buyer Phone |
(305) 278-6718 |
Business
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Buyer Fax |
(305) 278-6696 |
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Award Date |
04/06/2006 |
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Guide Ref Num |
4579099 - 04/07/2006 |
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Additional Documents |
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SPECIAL ALERT: HURRICANE RITA RELIEF EFFORT
Federal Business Opportunities Award General Information Document
Type: Award Notice Posted Date: Apr 06, 2006 Original Archive Date: Apr 21,
2006 Current Archive Date: Apr 21, 2006 Classification Code: Z -- Maintenance,
repair, and alteration of real property Set Aside: N/A Naics Code: 237990 --
Other Heavy and Civil Engineering Construction Contracting Office Address
Department of Homeland Security, United States Coast Guard (USCG), Commanding
Officer, USCG Civil Engineering Unit Miami, 15608 SW 117th Avenue, Miami, FL,
33177-1630 Description Contract Award Date: Apr 06, 2006 Contract Award Number:
HSCG82-06-C-3WCA31 Contract Award Amount: $763,049.47 Contract Line Item
Number: Contractor: Inland Construction & Equipment, Inc., 309 E. 11th
Street, Panama City, FL 32401 Point of Contact Deborah Boydston, Contract
Specialist, Phone 305-278-6718, Fax 305-278-6696, Email
dboydston@ceumiami.uscg.mil - Sherry Dague, Contracting Officer, Phone
305-278-6721, Fax 305-278-6696, Email sdague@ceumiami.uscg.mil
This item applies to the following Categories and/or Locations.
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Categories: |
Construction - Marine - Harbors, Jetties, Piers, Ship Terminal
Facilities, FSC Z - Maintenance, Repair or Alteration of Real Property |
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Locations: |
Florida |
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Bid
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Reconstruct Storm Damaged Rd & Channelson Pauba |
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County |
RIVERSIDE, CA |
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State/Municipal |
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Buyer |
Stan Dery, Transportation |
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Buyer Phone |
(951) 955-6785 |
ONVIA |
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Buyer Fax |
(951) 955-3164 |
Business
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Submittal Date |
04/26/2006 |
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Opportunity |
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Value |
$1,270,000.00 to $1,340,000.00 |
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Guide Ref Num |
4580078 - 04/07/2006 |
4/26/06 2:00pm - Engineering County of Riverside - Transportation
Dept., Riverside $1,270,000 - $1,340,000. Type: Engineering Project Name:
Reconstruct Storm Damaged Rd & Channelson Pauba Location: Riverside Bid
Date: April 26, 2006, 2:00 PM Bids Received: 0 Owner Estimate: $1,270,000 -
$1,340,000. Owner Address: 8th floor, Riverside County Admin. Center, 4080
Lemon St. Riverside, CA 92501 (951) 955-6780 Project Number: Contact: Stan
Dery, (951) 955-6785, Fax: (951) 955-3164, E-Mail: sdery@co.riverside.ca.us
Transcript Plan No.: Plans Not On File. Project Description: Reconstruction of
Storm Damaged Road and Storm Damaged Channels on Pauba Road From Los Caballos
Road to N'ly of State Highway 79 PreBid Requirements: How To Get: Plans &
specs from owner (NR) $35, (951) 955-6780 Planholders: (None on File) Bids:
(None on File)
This item applies to the following Categories and/or Locations.
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Construction - Roadways |
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Locations: |
California |
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Subcontract
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Soquel-San Jose Road Storm Damage Repair Project |
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SANTA CRUZ, CA |
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Sector |
State/Municipal |
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Submittal Date |
04/26/2006 |
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Opportunity |
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Guide Ref Num |
4582405 - 04/07/2006 |
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Project Num |
9841C |
Project Details McGuire and Hester is seeking qualified DBE
subcontractors and/or suppliers to provide: Drilling, striping, erosion control
and traffic control for project: County of Santa Cruz - Soquel-San Jose Road
Storm Damage Repair Project Santa Cruz, CA 95060 Bid Due: Monday, Apr 10, 2006
at 02:00 PM PST Solicitation Number: 2405-3.91 McGuire and Hester is an Equal
Opportunity Employer. McGuire and Hester Contact Kevin Hester 9009 Railroad
Avenue Oakland, CA 94603 Telephone: (510) 632-7676 Fax: (510) 562-5209
This item applies to the following Categories and/or Locations.
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Categories: |
Construction - Roadways, Dams, Hydroelectric, Reservoirs,
Irrigation and Drainage |
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Locations: |
California |
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Amendment
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Replace Civil Engineering Complex |
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Owner |
USPFO for Mississippi |
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Zip Code |
39208, 39232 |
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Sector |
Federal |
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Buyer |
Hugh McCallum |
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Buyer Email |
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Buyer Phone |
(601) 313-1505 |
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Submittal Date |
04/24/2006 |
ONVIA |
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Value |
$5,000,000.00 to $10,000,000.00 |
Business
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Pre Bid |
05/09/2006 |
CLICK HERE To Research This
Opportunity |
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Guide Ref Num |
4557260 - 04/03/2006 |
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Project Num |
5,000,000 |
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Additional Documents |
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SPECIAL
ALERT: HURRICANE RELIEF EFFORT
Federal Business Opportunities Modification 01 General Information
Document Type: Modification to a Previous Notice Solicitation Number:
W9127Q06R0005 Posted Date: Apr 03, 2006 Original Response Date: Apr 24, 2006
Current Response Date: Apr 24, 2006 Original Archive Date: Jun 23, 2006 Current
Archive Date: Jun 23, 2006 Classification Code: Y -- Construction of structures
and facilities Set Aside: N/A Naics Code: 236220 -- Commercial and
Institutional Building Construction Contracting Office Address USPFO for
Mississippi, 144 Military Drive, Jackson, MS 39208-8860 Description This
synopsis is to correct the original description of the project and to change
the pre-proposal date to May 9, 2006 at 10:00 am cst. The Mississippi National
Guard intends to issue a Request for Proposal (RFP) to award a single, firm
fixed-price contract for the design and construction (design-build) of Project
#JTVE059338A, Title: Hurricane Katrina-Replace Civil Engineering Complex at the
Air National Guard Combat Readiness Training Center located in Gulfport,
Mississippi. The project consists of construction of one facility, renovation
of one facility and demolition of one facility. Facility 1: Construction will
be a Shop/Storage Facility consisting of approximately 12,000 square feet of
shop space and 10,400 square feet of storage space. Construction will consist
of a concrete slab on grade with footings, structural steel framing system,
architectural brick veneer, metal stud with gypsum non-load bearing walls, and
standing seam metal roofing. Utilities and support facilities include fire
protection, communications, plumbing, heating, ventilation, and
air-conditioning system (HVAC), water, electric power, sanitary and storm
drainage systems, concrete parking, access roadways, concrete curb-and-gutter,
an irrigation system and landscaping. Facility 2: Construction will be
renovation of the existing 14,700 square foot Administrative Facility.
Renovation will consist of demolition of existing non-load bearing walls
throughout the facility and construction of metal stud with gypsum board walls.
Utilities and support facilities include fire protection, communications,
plumbing, heating, ventilation, and air-conditioning system (HVAC), and
electric power. Facility 3: Demolition of an approximately 21,700 square foot
existing facility. Demolition will include removal of existing concrete slab on
grade with footings, structural steel framing system, metal siding, and sloped
metal roofing. The estimated price range is between $5,000,000 and $10,000,000.
This procurement is being solicited using the two-phase design build selection
procedures authorized by FAR 36.3. The Phase Once solicitation issue date is
on/about April 24, 2006 Phase One proposal closing date is on/about May 24,
2006 Phase One, evaluation factors include, but are not limited to the offeror
and offerors team past performance, basic technical approach and capability
information. Price is not required with Phase Once proposals. Following the
review, evaluation, and rating of these proposals, the Government intends to
select three, but not to exceed five, of the highest rated contractors to
receive Phase Two technical requirements RFP. Phase Two evaluation factors
include but are not limited to, Price, Technical Data requirements, Management
Plans and a comprehensive design and construction Schedule. Award will be
unrestricted and is being made pursuant to the Small Business Competitiveness
Demonstration Program (Ref: FAR 19(c)(2). Notice of Price Evaluation Preference
for HUBZone Small Business concerns in accordance with FAR 52.219-4 is
applicable. The North American Industry Classification System (NAICS) Code is
236220 and the Size Standard for Small Businesses is $28.5 million annual
receipt for the past 3 years. A Small Business subcontracting plan will be
required of a large business offeror who is selected to propose in Phase Two
and must be submitted with the Phase Two offer. There will be a Pre-proposal
Conference on May 9, 2006 at 10:00 am cst. at the CRTC-Civil Engineering Facility
in Gulfport, MS. Interested contractors are encouraged to attend and shall
follow conference registration and base access requirements shown in the
solicitation. A site visit will follow the pre-proposal conference. The
solicitation package will be issued via the web only. All amendments, site
visit minutes and questions will be posted on the web. There is no charge for
the plans and specifications, which will be available through the following
internet site http://www.nationalguardcontracting.org/Ebs/AdvertisedSolicitations.asp.
All contractors and subcontractors interested in this project must register at
the site. All potential offerors, plan rooms and printing companies are
required to register in the Central Contractors Registration (CCR)
http://www.ccr.gov/ and the Federal Technical Data Solution (FedTeDS)
https://www.fedteds.gov/ in order to view or download the plans or drawings
from the web site, which will be available at the time the Phase Two
solicitation is issued. This solicitation is not a competitive bid and there
will not be a formal public bid opening. Point of Contact Hugh McCallum,
601-313-1505 Email your questions to USPFO for Mississippi at
hugh.mccallum@us.army.mil Place of Performance Address: USPFO for Mississippi
144 Military Drive, Jackson MS Postal Code: 39232-8861 Country: US
This item applies to the following Categories and/or Locations.
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Categories: |
Construction - Roadways, Construction - Water Supply, Sewer,
Well Drilling, Treatment, Distribution and Disposal, Contractor - Electrical,
Contractor - Heating, Ventilating, Air Conditioning, Refrigeration,
Contractor - Plumbing and Piping, Demolition, Salvage and Excavation,
Design-Build, Fire Alarm Systems Design and Installation, FSC Y -
Construction of Structures and Facilities, Utilities - Gas, Steam, Pipeline |
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Locations: |
Mississippi |
Construction - Water Supply, Sewer, Well
Drilling, Treatment, Distribution and Disposal
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Amendment
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Hurricane Katrina Housing Repairs |
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Owner |
US Coast Guard, Civil Engineering Unit, Miami |
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Zip Code |
33177, 70358 |
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Sector |
Federal |
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Buyer |
Billie Jo Cherico, Contracting Officer |
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Buyer Email |
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Buyer Phone |
(305) 278-6723 |
ONVIA |
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Buyer Fax |
(305) 278-6696 |
Business
Builder |
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Submittal Date |
04/11/2006 |
CLICK HERE To Research This
Opportunity |
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Guide Ref Num |
4566208 - 04/04/2006 |
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Project Num |
HSCG82-06-B-3WCA33 |
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Additional Documents |
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SPECIAL
ALERT: HURRICANE KATRINA RELIEF EFFORT
Federal Business Opportunities Modification 03 General Information
Document Type: Modification to a Previous Notice Solicitation Number:
HSCG82-06-B-3WCA33 Posted Date: Apr 04, 2006 Original Response Date: Feb 11,
2006 Current Response Date: Apr 11, 2006 Original Archive Date: Current Archive
Date: Classification Code: Z -- Maintenance, repair, and alteration of real
property Set Aside: Total HUB-Zone Naics Code: 236118 -- Residential Remodelers
Contracting Office Address Department of Homeland Security, United States Coast
Guard (USCG), Commanding Officer, USCG Civil Engineering Unit Miami, 15608 SW
117th Avenue, Miami, FL, 33177-1630 Description AMENDMENT A0005 WAS ISSUED
TODAY TO ADD ONE SPEC SECTION AND A NEW TABLE OF CONTENTS. THERE IS NO TIME
EXTENSION. Point of Contact Billie Jo Cherico, Contracting Officer, Phone
305-278-6723, Fax 305-278-6696, Email bcherico@ceumiami.uscg.mil Place of
Performance Address: END OF HWY ONE, GRANDE ISLE, LA Postal Code: 70358
Country: USA
This item applies to the following Categories and/or Locations.
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Construction - Water Supply, Sewer, Well Drilling, Treatment,
Distribution and Disposal, Contractor - Carpentry, Floor and Roofing,
Contractor - Electrical, Contractor - Heating, Ventilating, Air Conditioning,
Refrigeration, Contractor - Lighting (Interior and Exterior), Contractor -
Plumbing and Piping, FSC Z - Maintenance, Repair or Alteration of Real
Property, Utilities - Gas, Steam, Pipeline |
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Locations: |
Florida, Louisiana |
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Amendment
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Hurricane Katrina Housing Repairs |
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Owner |
US Coast Guard, Civil Engineering Unit, Miami |
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Location |
GRAND ISLE, LA; MIAMI, FL |
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Zip Code |
33177, 70358 |
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County |
MIAMI-DADE, FL; JEFFERSON, LA |
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Sector |
Federal |
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Buyer |
Billie Jo Cherico, Contracting Officer |
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Buyer Email |
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Buyer Phone |
(305) 278-6723 |
ONVIA |
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Buyer Fax |
(305) 278-6696 |
Business
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Submittal Date |
04/11/2006 |
CLICK HERE To Research This
Opportunity |
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Guide Ref Num |
4566223 - 04/04/2006 |
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Project Num |
HSCG82-06-B-3WCA33 |
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Additional Documents |
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SPECIAL ALERT: HURRIANE KATRINA RELIEF EFFORT
Federal Business Opportunities Amendment 05 General Information
Document Type: Modification to a Previous Notice Solicitation Number:
HSCG82-06-B-3WCA33 Posted Date: Apr 04, 2006 Original Response Date: Feb 11,
2006 Current Response Date: Apr 11, 2006 Original Archive Date: Current Archive
Date: Classification Code: Z -- Maintenance, repair, and alteration of real
property Set Aside: Total HUB-Zone Naics Code: 236118 -- Residential Remodelers
Contracting Office Address Department of Homeland Security, United States Coast
Guard (USCG), Commanding Officer, USCG Civil Engineering Unit Miami, 15608 SW
117th Avenue, Miami, FL, 33177-1630 Description AMENDMENT A0005 WAS ISSUED
TODAY TO ADD ONE SPEC SECTION AND A NEW TABLE OF CONTENTS. THERE IS NO TIME
EXTENSION. Point of Contact Billie Jo Cherico, Contracting Officer, Phone
305-278-6723, Fax 305-278-6696, Email bcherico@ceumiami.uscg.mil Place of
Performance Address: END OF HWY ONE, GRANDE ISLE, LA Postal Code: 70358 Country:
USA
This item applies to the following Categories and/or Locations.
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Categories: |
Construction - Water Supply, Sewer, Well Drilling, Treatment,
Distribution and Disposal, Contractor - Carpentry, Floor and Roofing,
Contractor - Electrical, Contractor - Heating, Ventilating, Air Conditioning,
Refrigeration, Contractor - Lighting (Interior and Exterior), Contractor -
Plumbing and Piping, FSC Z - Maintenance, Repair or Alteration of Real
Property, Utilities - Gas, Steam, Pipeline |
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Locations: |
Florida, Louisiana |
Contractor - Landscaping / Fencing
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Bid
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Hurricane/Disaster Recovery and Debris Removal |
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County |
SAINT LUCIE, FL |
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State/Municipal |
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Buyer |
Allen Lee, Purchasing Agent & Warehouse Supervisor,
Purchasing |
ONVIA |
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Buyer Phone |
(772) 336-6980 |
Business
Builder |
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Submittal Date |
05/09/2006 |
CLICK HERE To Research This
Opportunity |
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Guide Ref Num |
4573552 - 04/06/2006 |
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Project Num |
RFP-006-19-0-2006/AL |
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Additional Documents |
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SPECIAL
ALERT: HURRICANE RELIEF EFFORT
School Board of St. Lucie County Purchasing Department 329 NW
Commerce Park Drive Port St. Lucie, FL. 34986 Request for Proposal
Hurricane/Disaster Recovery and Debris Removal RFP -006-19-0-2006/AL School
Board of St. Lucie County requests interested parties to submit formal sealed
bids/proposals for the above referenced bid. Scope of Work: The School District
of St. Lucie County, Florida is seeking to solicit proposals from qualified
vendors to provide debris removal services for disaster recovery due to a
hurricane or other natural disasters as set forth in the Scope of Services of
this RFP. The School District is requesting the services of a qualified and
experienced disaster and debris removal service company, Contractors that can
provide professional technical services in the preparedness, response,
recovery, and mitigation phases of any natural or man made disaster or
emergency situation as required by the School District. The Contractor shall be
responsible for the performance of all of the requirements of this scope of
services as ordered by the School District. Response time shall be deemed as
having a Contractor’s representative physically present at the School
District’s Emergency Operations Center within six (6) hours after notification
of need. Performance shall be deemed as the commencement of services within
twenty-four (24) hours of issuance of Notice to Proceed. The School District
shall provide the designated services, including operations and management,
logistical support, construction and technical assistance before, during, or
after any potential or actual disaster situations including, but not limited
to: Tornados, Hurricanes, severe weather events or any other natural or man
made disaster or emergency. The Contractor shall provide for the provision of
personnel, equipment, plans, procedures, and other materials and capabilities
necessary for both pre-disaster and post disaster situations, as ordered on an
as needed basis. The Contractor must have available a wide variety of emergency
preparedness, response, recovery, and mitigation resources. Ordering
Instructions: This package can be requested from Onvia DemandStar on our
website at http://www.demandstar.com, or by calling (800) 711-1712. Document
Cost: $3.00 plus shipping and handling. Due Date/Time: 5/9/2006 3:00PM Eastern
School Board of St. Lucie County must receive bids no later than said date and
time. Bids received after such time will be returned unopened. NOTE: ALL
PROSPECTIVE BIDDERS/RESPONDENTS ARE HEREBY CAUTIONED NOT TO CONTACT ANY MEMBER
OF THE SCHOOLD BOARD OF ST. LUCIE COUNTY STAFF OR OFFICIALS OTHER THAN THE
SPECIFIED CONTACT PERSON. M/WBE's are encouraged to participate in the bid
process. Contact: Allen Lee Purchasing Agent & Warehouse Supervisor Phone:
7723366980
This item applies to the following Categories and/or Locations.
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Categories: |
Contractor - Landscaping / Fencing, Demolition, Salvage and
Excavation |
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Locations: |
Florida |
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Bid
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Benton Park Fence Repair and Replacement |
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Owner |
Borough of Benton |
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Location |
BENTON, PA |
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Zip Code |
17814 |
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County |
COLUMBIA, PA |
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State/Municipal |
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Buyer |
Dolores Moyer, Secretary, Borough Hall |
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Buyer Phone |
(570) 925-6101 |
ONVIA |
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Buyer Fax |
(570) 925-6541 |
Business
Builder |
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Submittal Date |
04/19/2006 |
CLICK HERE To Research This
Opportunity |
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Pre Bid |
04/12/2006 |
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Guide Ref Num |
4579544 - 04/07/2006 |
Benton Borough is seeking bids for repair and replacement of chain
link fence damaged in a storm last year at Benton Park . Work consists of
repair of existing fence and replacement of storm damage as needed. In
addition, approximately 940 feet of 6' fence is to be replaced. Existing
support poles, responsible for disposal of all damaged material. Successful
bidder must show proof of insurance prior to initiation of work. Work is to be
completed by June 1, 2006. A tour of the work area will be conducted on Wednesday,
April 12th at 5:00p.m. for interested bidders to review minor changes and work
to be completed. Bids are to be presented to Benton Borough offices no later
than Wednesday, April 19, 2006 @ 5:00p.m. followed by a special council meeting
to award the bid in the Borough Secretary's Office, 150 Colley St. If you have
questions please call 925-6101. Dolores Moyer Borough Secretary Benton Borough
150 Colley St. P.O. Box 520 Benton, PA 17814 Phone: 570-925-6101 Fax:
570-925-6541
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Federal |
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(703) 428-7748 |
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04/21/2006 |
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SPECIAL ALERT: HURRICANE KATRINA RELIEF EFFORT
Federal Business Opportunities Combine Synopsis/Solicitation
General Information Document Type: Combine Solicitation Solicitation Number:
W912HQ-06-T-0015 Posted Date: Apr 07, 2006 Original Response Date: Apr 21, 2006
Current Response Date: Apr 21, 2006 Original Archive Date: Jun 20, 2006 Current
Archive Date: Jun 20, 2006 Classification Code: B -- Special studies and
analysis - not R&D Set Aside: N/A Contracting Office Address US Army
Humphreys Engineer Center Support Activity, ATTN: CEHEC-CT, 7701 Telegraph
Road, Alexandria, VA 22315-3860 Description The US Army Corps of Engineer,
Humphreys Engineers Center is in need of a contractor to perform PACT ANALYSES
in support of Hurricane Katrina per statement of work. This is a combined
synopsis/solicitation for commercial items prepared in accordance with the
format in Subpart 12.6, as supplemented with additional information included in
this notice. This announcement constitutes the only solicitation; proposals are
being requested and a written solicitation will not be issued. The following
FAR and DFAR clauses are applicable: 52-212-1, 52.212-4, 52.212-5, 52,222-26,
52.222-35, 252.225-7000. STATEMENT OF WORK Purchase\Acquisition of the REMI
(Regional Economic Models, Inc.) System for Evaluation of Economic Impacts
Attributable to Hurricane Katrina Consequence Analysis (IPET Task IX); Economic
Impacts (Sub-Task I) Scope of Requirement(s) __ Introduction: The U.S. Army
Corps of Engineers (USACE) is a primary participant in the Interagency
Performance Evaluation Task Force (IPET) charged with review and evaluation of
the impacts of Hurricane Katrina. Hurricane Katrina struck the U.S. Gulf Coast
in the southern Louisiana-Mississippi region in late August 2005 and resulted
in unprecedented impact(s) on the greater New Orleans area and southern coastal
Alabama. Storm conditions resulted in high winds and widespread storm surge
flooding and inundation of catastrophic proportion to the affected area. These
storm effects in turn resulted in considerable property damage and long-term
displacement of a significant portion of the populace and workforce, and
disruption of various business activities and governmental functions. Under
IPET, Ten (10) separable tasks have been identified. Tasks I through VIII are
primarily engineering-oriented (storm condition and inundation simulation
modeling, physical testing of floodwall structures or components, geotechnical
investigations, et c.). Tasks IX and X involve consequence and risk analysis
respectively. Task IX involves four (4) sub-tasks structured to address
economic, health and safety, social\cultural, and environmental consequences.
The sub-task for economic consequence analysis has\is being structured to
address direct economic impact or consequences in addition to indirect and induced
impacts at localized, regional, and national level (to the extent practical
subject to limitations of schedules, resources, and available data). A
preliminary review of economic impact modeling systems has been performed and
it has been learned that due to the significant nature of impact to the Gulf
Coast regional economy, virtually no economic impact model is fully applicable
in its standard or off the shelf form. This is largely attributable to the
typical underlying assumption(s) or formulation of available impact models
based on continuing or on-going function of a regional economy much as it has
been measured or evaluated in recent history (and in the circumstance of the
New Orleans area, before the storm). Available information indicates that the
changes that have occurred in terms of disruption, displacement, and forced
realignment of community and business sector activities is considered so
dramatic or significant most available models simply do not apply, can not be
acceptably (or cost-effectively) adapted, and therefore can not be employed to
generate reasonable measure(s) of changes to regional economic relationships.
In regard to limitations and capabilities of available impact models,
corresponding research and inquiry has revealed that a select few models are
applicable with some level of adjustment or adaptation to circumstances related
to Katrina. These include potentially IMPLAN , the Multi-Regional Variable
Input-Output (MRVIO) modeling system developed proprietarily by and for the U.S.
Army Corps of Engineers (USACE), and the multi-regional impact model system
available from Regional Economic Models, Inc. commonly known as REMI. While the
preference would be to apply at least two models to studies for analysis and
iterative verification, the limitations of current schedules established as
mission essential for IPET will not accommodate the need for the minimum time
resources required to adapt either IMPLAN or MRVIO. Alternatively, the REMI
model system already accommodates some or many of the features for adaptability
to significant changes or impact within a regional economy. Requirements for
Economic Impact Studies Background The following information is provided to
representatives of REMI for information concerning requirements for IPET
related to impact analysis and the use of REMI, and for review concerning
capabilities, and actions or recommendations for calibrating the mod el if
required. As stated previously, the occurrence of Hurricane Katrina in August
of 2005 resulted in unprecedented impacts on the greater New Orleans area and
southern Alabama region with severe damages from high winds and widespread
storm surge flooding and inundation. These storm effects in turn resulted in
considerable property damage and long-term displacement of a significant
portion of the populace and workforce, and disruption of various business
activities and governmental functions. Of particular concern regarding the
occurrence of flooding and inundation is whether levee and floodwall systems
performed in accordance with engineering design specifications relative to
prevailing storm conditions. During the course of, or immediately subsequent to
storm conditions limited segments of the levee\floodwall system were physically
compromised and breached making flood conditions more severe than would
otherwise have occurred had they remained intact. Tentatively, available
information indicates that some areas or segments of the existing
levee\floodwall system may have failed under conditions for storm surge levels
or elevations less than specified for design. Following Hurricane Katrina, the
Federal government has committed the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers (USACE) to
fulfill two objectives or requirements: a.) Repair or reconstruction of
compromised segments of the levee\floodwall system with overall restoration of
flood damage protection to that considered to be in place (and as intended by
design) prior to the onslaught of storm conditions (this effort is publicly
known as Task Force Guardian [TFG]), and b.) Evaluation of conditions that
occurred during and after the storm (from the context of engineering and
economics as appropriate) with further evaluation of risk and related
consequence(s)s for future occurrence of storms (this effort is publicly known
as the Interagency Performance Evaluation Task Force [IPET]). Item a, repair of
the levee\floodwall system, is being undertaken within a general authority or
directive identified as Task Force Guardian (TFG) which is scheduled for
completion by 1 June 2006; the date for beginning of the next hurricane season
after th e advent of Hurricane Katrina. Item b, to be undertaken through
authority of the Interagency Performance Evaluation Task Force (IPET), involves
evaluation of conditions during and after the storm and evaluation of risk and
consequence(s) associated with f uture storm events. IPET has been scheduled
for completion of draft or initial efforts and forwarding of associated
findings by 1 June 2006 in concert with schedules for TFG. The sub-task for
economic consequence analysis has\is being structured to address direct
economic impact or consequences in addition to indirect and induced impacts at
localized and regional or national levels (to the extent practical subject to
limitation s of schedules, resources, and available data). Two basic scenarios
for the occurrence of Katrina have been specified; I.) economic consequences
for Katrina as it transpired (i.e., with levee\floodwall physical compromise to
the extent determined applicable) and II.) consequences associated with the
occurrence of Hurricane Katrina as it happened but assuming performance of
levee\floodwall features or measures as intended or designed. A primary
objective of IPET includes the ability to undertake alternative scenario
analysis or assessment of risk under varying future conditions determined via
Task X. Within the framework of specifications for analysis as generally
described, the requirement and solicitation for modeling software herein is for
the sub-task addressing economic impacts of Katrina with an emphasis for
estimation and review of direct, indirect and induced or tertiary impacts at
the local, regional, and national levels of influence to the extent that they
are or can be quantified within the timeframes or schedules of IPET efforts.
Currently, local level or region of influence is defined as the central greater
New Orleans area consisting of the following parishes: I, Orleans Parish II.
St. Bernard Parish III. Jefferson Parish IV. Plaquemines Parish V. St. Charles
Parish The regional level of influence will include parishes or counties
comprising a hybrid of what historically has been defined as the New Orleans
BEA (Bureau of Economic Analysis) Area consisting of the preceding local
parishes in addition to adjacent or outlying parishes comprising the remainder
of the BEA area plus relevant counties or parishes in Louisiana, Mississippi,
and Alabama impacted either directly or indirectly by coastal surge flooding
and inundation. The third geographic level of measurement for economic impact
evaluation will be a multi-state area consisting of Louisiana, Mississippi, and
Texas and the last or highest level will be for the nation as a whole.
Summarized, the regions for REMI model compilation are provided as follows: a.)
Region I. - Five (5) Parishes  Orleans, Plaquemines, St. Bernard, St.
Charles, and Jefferson (as one area) b.) Region(s) IIa., IIb., and IIc. -
Remainder of New Orleans BEA Area (excluding Region I as described, preceding)
or the area designated as subject to significant impact by the Louisiana State
Hurricane Recovery Commission (totaling approximately 13 p arishes including
Region I, preceding) plus two separate regions each consisting of approximately
5-12 coastal counties in two of the three following states: Mississippi,
Alabama, and Texas (with areas and\or counties or parishes to be determined and
finalized by the designated technical point of contact (POC) for USACE-IWR
[listed later in the SOW] at the time of purchase or within two business days
after award). c.) Region III. - The rest of the State of Louisiana (excluding
Regions I and II.as described; as one area) d.) Region IV. - Multi-state area
of Texas, Mississippi, Alabama (excluding I, II, and III as described; as one
area) e.) Region V. - Rest of the United States (excluding regions I, II, III,
and IV as described; as one area). General Requirements for Studies; Additional
Detail The scope of studies for review of subject economic studies for
Hurricane Katrina will involve economic impact analyses developed for
evaluation of impacts at the local, regional and national levels to the extent
such impacts are considered significant and warrant investigation and
measurement or estimation subject to available resources and information.
Direct impacts for the purposes of review will emphasize measurement for
damages to structures or capital assets of both businesses and households
including the associated costs of disruption, loss and displacement of business
activities and the supporting workforce. Estimation of damages and impacts will
be conducted to the extent possible according to five (5) general categories:
I. Private\Household Sector (Residential Property & Households) II.
Private\Corporate Commercial-Industrial Sector (Business) III. Public\Governmental
Secto r (Federal, State, and Local) IV. Private-Public Community or Public
Services & Activities V. Utilities & Infrastructure Within the context
of estimation or measurement of economic value or costs, priority for efforts
will be to address the measurement or estimation of economic impacts on the
basis of primary or direct effects with estimations of impact to be further or
comparably measured in context of both National Economic Development (NED) and
localized regional economic or developmental (RED) impacts. A listing of some
of the measurements or impacts tentatively considered applicable for evaluation
across described sectors and categories of physical assets and activities for
which storm-induced damages and economic costs may or will be assessed include
(subject to availability of data or information): Private\Household Sector -
Privately-Owned Capital Asset Damages - Residential Structure Damages - Other
Real Property Damages - Vehicle and Capital Equipment Damages - Residential
Content Damages - Lost Wages, Income, Employment Private-Public Community
Sector - Damages to Schools and Educational Services - Damages to Hospitals and
Healthcare Support Services - Damages to Churches and Charities or Other
Non-Profit Entities - Damages or Impacts to Other Community Services
Private\Commercial Sector(s) - Commercial Structure Damages - Commercial
Capital Asset\Equipment Damages - Losses to Commercial Revenue Generation
(business, tourism, etc.) - Costs for Disruption\Support of Workforce - Costs
for Repair\Recovery\Restoration of Operations Private\Commercial Industrial
Sector (s) (Productive Base) - Industrial Structure damages - Industrial
Capital Asset\Equipment Damages - Losses to Industrial Revenue Generation -
Costs for Disruption\Support of Workforce - Costs for
Repair\Recovery\Restoration of Operations Public\Governmental Sector; Federal,
State and Local Governments - Damages to Public Buildings and Facilities -
Damages to Public Capital Equipment and Related Assets - Costs for Disruption
and Restoration of Public Services - Administrative - Transportation -
Social\Community - Health and Sanitation Services - Lost Regional\Localized Tax
Revenues - Damages to and Restoration of Utilities - Electrical - Water
Distribution and Sewage Treatment - Communications (Including
Private\Commercial) - Damages and Required Repair to Transportation
Infrastructure (Roads\Highways and Rail; Other?) - Costs for disaster relief
and aid to victims - Damages and\or Costs of Repair for Restoration of Civil -
Engineering Storm Damage or Flood Control as in Place at the Time of
Katrinas Impact Environmental and Natural Resource(s) - Costs of
Environmental Surveys for Assessment of Damages - Costs for Recovery or
Remediation Where Applicable - Costs of Debris Removal and Disposal\Containment
- Short to Interim Evaluation of Environmental Resources with Commercial Impact
(Fishing, Suitability of Farmlands, etc.) Consequence of Introduction or Spread
of non-Native Organisms Caused by inundation Summary of Critical Analytical
End-Products Subject to Review Listed; in order of priority: For Conditions
defined as: a.) - breach and related physical compromise of the levee\floodwall
system as it actually occurred due to effects of Hurricane Katrina. b.) -
absence of structural failure or compromise of flood control or storm damage
features subject to allowing for prevailing storm conditions that exceed(ed)
physical project specifications where and to what extent they may have
occurred). The following: - Quantification to the maximum extent practical the
total and net regional economic impact of Hurricane Katrina (for regions or
level of geographic coverage as previously described, localized up through
national levels); Integral and subj ect to defined conditions will be review of
the (compilation of) statistics describing local and regional economic activity
and demographic or household disposition before the storm that is essential to
evaluation of pre-storm versus post-storm conditions or storm impacts. Also to
be reviewed under IPET will be an estimation of business activity and
population that will be considered to be at risk as of the beginning of the
pending hurricane season (i.e., June 1st 2006). Of particular note for review
requirements will be the evaluation of economic studies or analyses prepared
within a limited timeframe following the occurrence of Katrina. Past experience
with disaster impact and assessment has revealed while limited information may
be available within a matter of days, it often requires as long as twelve (12)
to fifteen (15) months or more for much of the data of concern to be
consistently reported, consolidated, reviewed and corrected (where
appropriate). The timeframes mandated by the Federal Government for IPET will
not allow such schedules and therefore incorporated into the understanding and
thought process for review shall be evaluation of impact measurements as they
can be reasonably or acceptably measured given limitations of time and
availability of data resources. The execution of IPET involves multiple
governmental agencies and analysts employed via contractual services, both in
the capacity of performance of technical work and technical review. For the
purposes of using the REMI system, a total of three (3) site licenses and
installations (with associated technical support) will be required. One license
is to be provided directly to Mr. Ian Mathis of the Institute for Water
Resources of the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers (USACE-IWR). Another license is
to be provi ded directly to Mr. Dennis Robinson of the University of Missouri,
and a third license is to be provided directly to Mr. Pat Canning of the U.S.
Department of Agriculture (USDA). Telephone and email contact information for
forwarding of model software and materials is provided for the three designated
technical points of contact (POCs) below: Ian Mathis (designated POC for
USACE-IWR) Telephone: (703-428-7257) Telefacsimile: (703-428-6686) Email:
ian.a.mathis@USACE.Army.mil Physical Address: U.S. Army Corps of Engineers
(USACE) Institute for Water Resources (USACE-IWR) 7701 Telegraph Road
Alexandria, Virginia 22315 Casey Building Dennis Robinson, Ph.D. Telephone:
(573-882-2106 or 573-884-9009) Telefacsimile: (573-882-2504) Email:
robinsonden@missouri.edu Physical Address: University of Missouri-Columbia
Community Policy Analysis Center 215 Middlebush Columbia, Missouri 65211 Pat
Canning, Ph.D. Telephone: (202-694-5341) Telefacsimile: (202-694-5662 Email:
pcanning@ers.usda.gov Physical Address: United States Department of Agriculture
(USDA) Food Economics Division ERS-USDA Room 2135 1800 M Street NW Washington,
D.C. 20036-5831 General Schedule(s) for IPET Studies Provided for General
Information Purposes - Various products or output from impact evaluation
efforts will be submitted either in draft or final form beginning early April
through beginning to mid-May 2006. Such produ cts may or will include
computerized documents describing technique(s) and procedure(s) applied to
studies as well as documentation of evaluations or findings from analysis.
Review may also include verification of data sources and review of computerized
products from economic modeling or data tabulation systems. Consolidation of
findings for all IPET tasks (engineering, economic, etc.) must be complete for
public release by June 1st 2006. Consequently, it is anticipated review of
study process and products will begin approximately late-March to early April
of 2006 and that 70 to 90 percent of external on-going review (EOTR)
requirements will need to be complete by mid to latter May 2006 with remaining,
closing, or final response to review and comments completed by early to
mid-June 2006 Deliverables from REMI, Inc.: Compilation and provision of the
REMI model system within an expedited timeframe is essential to compliance with
established schedules for IPET. The following timeframes for provision of
deliverables are proposed based on available information concerning needs and
schedules for IPET. Three (3) fully-functional site license installations
(including requisite printed documentation and software for computerized set-up
and installation is to be forwarded within six (6) business days inclusive of
the business day that the notice to proceed (NTP) is given by the Government
contracting officer or contracting officers authorized representative
(COR). Materials are to be mailed or forwarded via expedited next-day mail to
the technical points of contact identified above. The time period for licensure
and use will extend 183 calendar days from the day a given license is installed
and determined to be operating properly or as intended. Actual physical
installation of each license and system will be performed by the designated
technical points of contact as noted above or respective support personnel.
Each user version, license, and\or installation of the REMI system provided
shall be fully capable or operational once installed and include standard base
allowances for requisite technical support. Requisite technical support
allowances shall include technical support for proper installation and
operation of the model in accordance with the company standard client
practices. Each version\license\installation will be identical in technical
specifications and capabilities, and shall be of the most current version,
edition, or release available at the time of purchase. The provided modeling
system(s) for each license will be calibrated to the maximum extent possible
for currency of base input data (i.e, population, earnings or revenues by
industrial or business sector, etc.) as maintained or in the possession REMI,
Inc. at the time of the NTP. Accordingly, each provided license or installation
will provide for the application or functionality of all features or modes of
operation possible by the REMI system subject to limitation only by the regions
or regional delineations and sector level of detail as specified for
acquisition. The purchase agreement shall include the ability (and will clearly
define related costs) for the option to later upgrade the licensure agreement
for the regions specified to perpetual ownership and\or increase in the sector
level of detail (i.e., from 70 to 169 sectors) for the version in force at the
time of acquisition. Accordingly, it shall be further understood that: The
Defined period(s) of performance: a.) Forwarding of licensure, software
system(s), and requisite documentation no later than six (6) business days from
the notice to proceed (NTP) with physical receipt no later than eight (8)
business days from the NTP. b.) Licensed availability and functioning for all
licenses or installations of the REMI system (and requisite technical support)
for the regions as defined for a period of 183 calendar days from initial
proper and fully-functioning installation. Given the description of
requirements, the total period of performance for technical work and model
support of IPET is estimated at approximately 195 to 200 days from the notice
to proceed (NTP) with allowances for forwarding, time for installation, and a
six-month period of operation. POC: Ruth.Sawyers@HQ02.USACE.ARMY.MIL Point of
Contact claralyn sawyers, 703-428-7748 Email your questions to US Army
Humphreys Engineer Center Support Activity at
claralyn.r.sawyers@hq02.usace.army.mil Place of Performance Address: US Army
Humphreys Engineer Center Support Activity ATTN: CEHEC-CT, 7701 Telegraph Road
Alexandria VA Postal Code: 22315-3860 Country: US
This item applies to the following Categories and/or Locations.
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Economic Studies, Environmental Consulting, Environmental
Planning, FSC B - Special Studies and Analyses - Not R&D, Natural
Resource Studies |
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Virginia, District of Columbia, DC-VA-WV-MD |
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Building Inspections |
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SLIDELL, LA |
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70460 |
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SAINT TAMMANY, LA |
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State/Municipal |
Business
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Buyer |
Reinhard Dearing |
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Submittal Date |
04/14/2006 |
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Guide Ref Num |
4570903 - 04/05/2006 |
SPECIAL
ALERT: HURRICANE KATRINA RELIEF EFFORT
The City of Slidell is seeking STATEMENTS OF QUALIFICATIONS from
firms capable of doing building inspections under Section 403 of the Stafford
Act. Safety inspections shall be related to the Hurricane Katrina Disaster and
are deemed necessary to establish if a damaged structure poses an immediate
threat to life, public health or safety. Inspections associated with the
reconstruction effort and normal building regulation enforcement are not part
of this program. SOQs must be submitted to : Reinhard Dearing, City of Slidell
, Chief of Staff, 1325 Bayou Lane Slidell, La 70460, by 3:00 p.m. April 14,
2006
This item applies to the following Categories and/or Locations.
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Construction Inspection, Inspection Services |
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Louisiana |
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