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• Department/Ind.Agency DEPT OF DEFENSE
• Subtier DEPT OF THE AIR FORCE
• Office FA4659 319 CONS PK

REASON FOR MODIFICATION SCHRIEVER AFB HAS ELECTED NOT TO PARTICIPATE IN THIS REQUIREMENT AND IS HEREBY REMOVED

• Department/Ind.Agency DEPT OF DEFENSE
• Subtier DEPT OF THE AIR FORCE
• Office FA7000 10 CONS LGC

Grounds maintenance of Restricted Areas Ramstein Air Base and Hochspeyer Air Base Germany Vegetation control to include but not limited to grass cutting tree and shrub pruning stump removal and disposal of all clippings and debris

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s Technical Representative COTR and shall provide the necessary personnel materials equipment services and facilities except as otherwise specified to perform the tasks listed below Contractor TasksDeliverables The Contractor shall Task 31 Provide advice on a weekly basis as requested to the Secretary Deputy Secretary Under Secretary Enforcement Senior Advisor for Firearms Policy and other senior Treasury officials on issues relating to Treasury Enforcement programs that focus on firearms and the reduction of firearmrelated violent crime Emphasis shall be on efforts that will enhance Treasurys initiatives in the areas of violent crime reduction youth firearms violence illegal firearms trafficking Federal fires Office of Enforcement and ATF to consider as they seek ways to maximize opportunities provided by Title XI for reducing juvenile firearms violence and illegal firearms markets The reports shall specifically focus on actions and recommendations relating to Treasurys policy goals medium and long term concerning the provisions of the Act relating to firearms A copy of the Integrated Violence Reduction Strategy which contains the goals of the Department of Treasury and Under Secretary Enforcement will be provided to the contractor by the COTR Task 36 Develop an oral presentation on the project and written reports as described below Prepare an outline of the presentation and submit it to the COTR 10 days before the presentation Make the presentation to the Under Secretary Enforcement in Washington DC Task 37 Prepare a quarterly summary report of activities and submit as described below Assuming a contract completion of Decembers Technical Representative prior to final acceptance 50 SCHEDULE OF PERFORMANCE The work shall be performed primarily at the contractors place of business beginning five days after award through December 1 2000 The final reports will be due on a date to be determined by U S Department of Treasury but no later than November 15 2000 60 GOVERNMENT FURNISHED INFORMATION The Government shall provide access to all documentation required to complete the tasks under this contract excluding law enforcement sensitive unless approved by ATF officials or classified documents or files no later than five 5 days after request by the contractor The Government will provide this information electronically when possible and by facsimile 70 SECURITY REQUIREMENTS Although most information is available through public disclosure the contractor will be reviewing internal Treasury Department documents Information contained in such material shall be treated as confidential and shall not be divulged or made known in any manner to any person except as may be necessary in the performance of this contract 80 CONTRACTOR QUALIFICATIONS The Contractor minimum qualifications which are stated herein are necessary so that the U S Department of the Treasury officials might have the benefit of an academic and strategic perspective on implementation of violent crime control over the medium and long term Advice critiques and recommendations shall be based on comprehensive academic knowledge and made to the policy makers responsible for overseeing implementation of the Act The Contractor shall meet the following minimum qualifications 1 The contractor shall have expertise in violent firearms crime and enforcement and the regulatory systems relating to firearms crime including youth and juvenile firearms violence This expertise shall be demonstrated by having published articles in a range of general or scholarly publications 2 The contractor shall have expertise in law enforcement and policies with emphasis on the development of new law enforcement strategies focused on firearms This expertise shall include problem solving policing and communityfocused approaches Field research and having published articles in a range of general or scholarly publications shall demonstrate this expertise 3 The contractor shall have demonstrated practical knowledge of gunrelated law enforcement tools such as gang mapping gun tracing and computer analysis This knowledge shall be demonstrated by having published articles or references from law enforcement agencies 4 The contractor shall have at least two years experience in teaching the history ideas and public policy responses to violent crime in the United States in a major educational institution 5 The contractor shall have previous practical experience in an advisory role to law enforcement agencies government commissions and Federal state and local government agencies This shall be reflective of a national reputation for expertise objectivity and balance 6 The contractor shall have the ability to communicate well orally and in writing demonstrated by media quotations publications and a brief writing sample We will evaluate your proposal based on the Best Value methodology Technical expertise is more important than past performance and price Past performance is more important than price Your proposal will be evaluated using the following criteria 90 Evaluation Factors 91 Executive Summary Offeror shall provide an executive overview of the proposed approach to accomplishing the statement of work highlighting the significant attributes 92 TechnicalManagement Proposal Offeror shall describe hisher technical approach to fulfilling agency requirements in accordance with the statement of work Offerors should pay careful attention to Section 80 Contractor Qualifications Offerors shall identify by name those individuals who are being proposed as key personnel The offeror shall describe the proposed key personnels specific qualifications and experience Identified experience should be relevant to the proposed effort 93 Past Performance Offerors shall submit reference contacts for three related projects within the past five years to include the name address and telephone number of the reference 94 Price The Government requests the offeror to price each taskdeliverable separately and in the format the offeror chooses Price proposals shall be submitted in a separate envelope The following FAR Clauses are applicable to this solicitation 522121 Instructions to Offerors 522122 Evaluation Commercial Items 522123 Offeror Representations and Certifications Commercial Items 522124 Contract Terms and ConditionsCommercial Items Mail three copies of your technical and price proposals to Department of the Treasury Procurement Services Division RM 1310G Suite 400E 1500 Pennsylvania Avenue NW Washington DC 20220 ATTN Ms Patricia M Wolfe 202 6222888 or hand deliver to 1310 G Street Suite 400 E Washington DC All responses must be received by 300 pm EST Monday December 20 1999

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• Department/Ind.Agency GENERAL SERVICES ADMINISTRATION
• Subtier PUBLIC BUILDINGS SERVICE
• Office PBS R3 ACQ MGMT DIV SOUTH

ArchitectEngineer services are required for award of an Indefinite Delivery Indefinite Quantity type contract for a broad range of specialized highly technical engineering projects and studies to include 1 studies surveys engineering investigations and evaluations for infrastructure systems to include Investigation of Pavement Defects and Deficiencies Airfield Pavements Surface Effects Testing Pavement Condition Surveys Airfield Streets and Parking Lots Airfield Pavements Evaluation Airfield Mission Change Impact Studies Pavement Drainage Studies Aircraft Refueling Systems Dispensing and Storage Studies Railroad Trackage Maintenance Repair and ReConstruction Studies Base Roofing Surveys Roof Maintenance Repair and Replacement Projects Oversight of Aircraft Arresting System Construction Electrical Distribution Studies Fire Protection System Evaluations Life Safety Studies Fire Hazards Analysis Indoor Air Quality Surveys Heating Ventilation and Air Conditioning Commissioning and Controls Integration Water PressureFlow Analysis Water and Sewage Treatment Studies Water Supply and Conservation Studies Cathodic Protection System Evaluation Troubleshooting and Design Other Unforeseen Infrastructure Studies training programs for various infrastructure areas such as Corrosion Control Radio Fire Alarms Direct Digital Controls Roof Surveys NFPA code NEC code American Petroleum Institute Tank Inspection Industrial Water Treatment etc and compliance with EPA OSHA and local regulations relating to asbestos and lead based paint sampling testing and abatement 2 design of repairs renovations and new construction for facilities pavements and infrastructure systems 3 construction cost estimating for projects in the United States and overseas 4 construction inspection at sites and locations throughout the United States and overseas in support of Air Combat Command mission Site locations include but are not limited to United States Puerto Rico Colombia Peru Venezuela Ecuador Portugal Azores Southwest Asia Honduras Netherlands Antilles Aruba Curacao and Iceland The SIC code is 8711 The contracting officer may elect to award multiple contracts from a single synopsis if elected no more than two awards will be made The contract will cover a oneyear basic ordering period with four oneyear option periods Task Orders which will be firm fixed price may be issued on an as required basis for one year from the award date of the contract with a fouryear option Total fees will not exceed 750000 for each year per contract with no individual task order to exceed 299000 There is one exception to the individual task order not to exceed amount Only the first task order issued per contract may exceed 299000 Total fees of 50000per contract are guaranteed only over the basic period of the contract Services include but are not limited to investigation reports preliminary cost estimates design analysis contract drawings contract specifications construction cost estimates color boards schedule of material submittals and bid schedules studies investigations training CADDGIS and other services Preference will be given to firms having the required capability within their organizations and their location to Langley AFB VA IBM compatible Microsoft Office AutoCad and Arcview are necessary Selected firms must be familiar with DoD and Air Force manuals pamphlets and regulations national building mechanical plumbing electrical fire life safety codes Uniform Federal Accessibility Standards and ACC or site specific design standards will be provided as required Evaluation factors will include in order of importance 1 Recent specialized experience of the firm in the type of work required Recent is defined as either current projects or projects completed within the last three years 2 Professional Qualifications and specialized experience of the prime firm members and consultants in the following disciplines program manager architect civil structural electrical mechanical fire protection geotechnical corrosion industrial hygienist landscape architect environmental estimator specifications writer GIS specialist CADD operator 3 Past Performance Provide information indicating the prime firms and subcontractors past performance andor experience during the past three 3 years with respect to their execution of DoD and other AE contracts Performance on DoD contracts will be given more weight than performance on private industry contracts 4 Professional capacity to accomplish delivery orders in the time required during the entire contract period 5 Location of the firm from Langley AFB Hampton VA in range of within 50 miles between 50 and 100 miles and beyond 100 miles 6 Past Volume of DoD contract awards in the previous year 7 Innovative Design any awards won in the past 3 years for innovative designs from nationally recognized organizations 8 In accordance with FAR 1912022 the extent of Small Disadvantaged Business SDB participation will be evaluated under this in the following areas a The extent to which SDB concerns are specifically identified b past performance of the firm in complying with subcontracting plan goals for SDB concerns and monetary targets for SDB participation c and the extent of participation of SDB concerns in terms of the value of the total acquisition Response by submittal of 2 copies of Standard Forms 254 and 255 must be received no later than 430 pm EST 13 Jan 00 Firms desiring consideration shall submit appropriate data as described in Numbered Note 24 Submittals must be sent to ACC CONSLGCE Attn 1Lt Damon Coon 130 Douglas Street Suite 403 Langley AFB VA 23665

• Department/Ind.Agency DEPT OF DEFENSE
• Subtier DEPT OF THE AIR FORCE
• Office FA4890 HQ ACC AMIC

ArchitectEngineer services are required for award of an Indefinite Delivery Indefinite Quantity type contract for a broad range of specialized highly technical engineering projects and studies to include 1 studies surveys engineering investigations and evaluations for infrastructure systems to include Investigation of Pavement Defects and Deficiencies Airfield Pavements Surface Effects Testing Pavement Condition Surveys Airfield Streets and Parking Lots Airfield Pavements Evaluation Airfield Mission Change Impact Studies Pavement Drainage Studies Aircraft Refueling Systems Dispensing and Storage Studies Railroad Trackage Maintenance Repair and ReConstruction Studies Base Roofing Surveys Roof Maintenance Repair and Replacement Projects Oversight of Aircraft Arresting System Construction Electrical Distribution Studies Fire Protection System Evaluations Life Safety Studies Fire Hazards Analysis Indoor Air Quality Surveys Heating Ventilation and Air Conditioning Commissioning and Controls Integration Water PressureFlow Analysis Water and Sewage Treatment Studies Water Supply and Conservation Studies Cathodic Protection System Evaluation Troubleshooting and Design Other Unforeseen Infrastructure Studies training programs for various infrastructure areas such as Corrosion Control Radio Fire Alarms Direct Digital Controls Roof Surveys NFPA code NEC code American Petroleum Institute Tank Inspection Industrial Water Treatment etc and compliance with EPA OSHA and local regulations relating to asbestos and lead based paint sampling testing and abatement 2 design of repairs renovations and new construction for facilities pavements and infrastructure systems 3 construction cost estimating for projects in the United States and overseas 4 construction inspection at sites and locations throughout the United States and overseas in support of Air Combat Command mission Site locations include but are not limited to United States Puerto Rico Colombia Peru Venezuela Ecuador Portugal Azores Southwest Asia Honduras Netherlands Antilles Aruba Curacao and Iceland The SIC code is 8711 The contracting officer may elect to award multiple contracts from a single synopsis if elected no more than two awards will be made The contract will cover a oneyear basic ordering period with four oneyear option periods Task Orders which will be firm fixed price may be issued on an as required basis for one year from the award date of the contract with a fouryear option Total fees will not exceed 750000 for each year per contract with no individual task order to exceed 299000 There is one exception to the individual task order not to exceed amount Only the first task order issued per contract may exceed 299000 Total fees of 50000per contract are guaranteed only over the basic period of the contract Services include but are not limited to investigation reports preliminary cost estimates design analysis contract drawings contract specifications construction cost estimates color boards schedule of material submittals and bid schedules studies investigations training CADDGIS and other services Preference will be given to firms having the required capability within their organizations and their location to Langley AFB VA IBM compatible Microsoft Office AutoCad and Arcview are necessary Selected firms must be familiar with DoD and Air Force manuals pamphlets and regulations national building mechanical plumbing electrical fire life safety codes Uniform Federal Accessibility Standards and ACC or site specific design standards will be provided as required Evaluation factors will include in order of importance 1 Recent specialized experience of the firm in the type of work required Recent is defined as either current projects or projects completed within the last three years 2 Professional Qualifications and specialized experience of the prime firm members and consultants in the following disciplines program manager architect civil structural electrical mechanical fire protection geotechnical corrosion industrial hygienist landscape architect environmental estimator specifications writer GIS specialist CADD operator 3 Past Performance Provide information indicating the prime firms and subcontractors past performance andor experience during the past three 3 years with respect to their execution of DoD and other AE contracts as described in note 24 and to include the accuracy of project cost estimates as compared to contract award amount Performance on DoD contracts will be given more weight than performance on private industry contracts 4 Professional capacity to accomplish delivery orders in the time required during the entire contract period A minimum of 60 of the design work for facilities and pavement projects to be performed inhouse 5 Location of the firm from Langley AFB Hampton VA in range of within 50 miles between 50 and 100 miles and beyond 100 miles 6 Past Volume of DoD contract awards in the previous year 7 Innovative Design any awards won in the past 3 years for innovative designs from nationally recognized organizations 8 In accordance with FAR 1912022 the extent of Small Disadvantaged Business SDB participation will be evaluated under this in the following areas a The extent to which SDB concerns are specifically identified b past performance of the firm in complying with subcontracting plan goals for SDB concerns and monetary targets for SDB participation c and the extent of participation of SDB concerns in terms of the value of the total acquisition Response by submittal of 2 copies of Standard Forms 254 and 255 must be received no later than 430 pm EST 13 Jan 00 Firms desiring consideration shall submit appropriate data as described in Numbered Note 24 Submittals must be sent to ACC CONSLGCE Attn 1Lt Damon Coon 130 Douglas Street Suite 403 Langley AFB VA 23665

• Department/Ind.Agency DEPT OF DEFENSE
• Subtier DEPT OF THE AIR FORCE
• Office FA4890 HQ ACC AMIC

Notice of Export Control DataDrawings Applies

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No DataDrawings Available NSN 5120013867688 PN PWA 56564RevB Appl F100 Turbofan Engine

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• Department/Ind.Agency GENERAL SERVICES ADMINISTRATION
• Subtier PUBLIC BUILDINGS SERVICE
• Office PBS R3 ACQ MGMT DIV SOUTH