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NA The Directorate of Peninsula Contracting will be issuing Solicitation DABT5702B0001 on or about 15 Jan 2002 to provide services for Programmed Drydocking Cleaning Painting and Repairs to US Army Vessel Landing Craft Utility LCU 2022 stationed at Ma re Island Vallejo CA Dimensions are as follows Length overall 174 feet Beam 42 feet Displacement light 575 long tons Draft Mean light 8 feet Design 2000 class Construction Steel A Fixedprice contract is contemplated This procurem ent is unrestricted The services will include a 90 calendar day performance period Contractors shall have a Master Vessel Agreement with Ft Eustis VA in order to be awarded this contract The Solicitation can be obtained through the Armys Single F ace to Industry AFSI web site at httpacquisitionarmymil under business opportunities All amendments to the Solicitation will be posted to the AFSI web site Contractors are cautioned to check the web site periodically for amendments A site visi t will be conducted in accordance with information provided in Section L of the Solicitation POC for the Solicitation is Patrick Hogston who may be reached at 7578782741 or by email at hogstonpeustisarmymil

• Department/Ind.Agency DEPT OF DEFENSE
• Subtier DEPT OF THE ARMY
• Office W6QM MICC-FDO FT EUSTIS

NA The work consists of furnishing all plant labor materials and equipment and constructing approximately 6500 linear feet of bank paving The value of the proposed work is between 5000000 and 10000000 Plans and specifications will be available on the Vicksburg Consolidated Contracting Office WEB PAGE at httpwwwmvkusacearmymilcontract and on COMPACT DISC AT NO CHARGE Hardcopies will not be available The CDROM may be requested electronically by registering on our homepage or mailing your request to VCCO AT 4155 CLAY STREET VICKSBURG MS 391833455 Issue date on or about January 18 2002 Bid Opening Date on or about February 21 2002

• Department/Ind.Agency DEPT OF DEFENSE
• Subtier DEPT OF THE ARMY
• Office W07V ENDIST VICKSBURG

NA 1 CONTRACT INFORMATION Two Indefinite Delivery ArchitectEngineering Contracts will be awarded for environmental services within the SWD Boundaries This is not a request for a proposal and there is no bid package This procurement is unrestricted Contractors will be selected for negotiations based on their qualifications submitted in accordance with this announcement These contracts are anticipated to be awarded in the second quarter of federal fiscal year 2002 Each contract is for a base year with two option years and a total contract amount not to exceed 3 Million The amount of work in each contract period will not exceed 1000000 An option period may be exercised when the contract amount for the base period or preceding option period h as been exhausted or nearly exhausted Minimum award of each contract is 20000 in the base contract and 10000 in each option year If a large business is selected for this contract it must comply with FAR 522199 regarding the requirement for a sub contracting plan on the part of work it intends to subcontract A subcontracting plan in accordance with FAR 19704 and 522199 is not required in this submittal 2 PROJECT INFORMATION Work under will include but is not limited to preliminary a ssessments site investigations remedial investigations remedial design and removal actions services during construction feasibilitycorrective measures studies site assessments Hazard Ranking System packages Presumptive Site Assessments and Engi neering Evaluation and Cost Analysis treatability studies pilot scale studies general investigation and design activities in support of CERCLA RCRA or other regulatory compliance geophysical surveys groundwater and surface water modeling data manage ment GIS support oversight of field operations construction management support human and ecological risk assessments community relations various engineering and technical support of corrective measure implementation activities and any additional AE services required to support Tulsa Districts environmental mission 3 SELECTION CRITERIA See note 24 for general selection requirements The selection criteria are listed below in descending order of importance first by major criterion and then by each subcriterion Criteria a through e are primary Criteria fh are secondary and will only be used as additional discriminators among technically equal firms a Specialized Experience and Technical Competence Specialized experience and demonstra ted technical competence in 1 Successfully managing and performing broadly scoped environmental projects siteoperable unit complexity and technical challenges as those present or anticipated within Tulsa Districts environmental mission 2 Success ful execution and completion of technically andor logistically complex assessmentcleanup with complex geology and Karst features the removal of chemical warfare materials coordinating with the US Army Engineering and Support Center Huntsville AL s uccessfully preparing safety submissions for chemical warfare materials removal and UXO avoidance projects and remedial projects with chlorinated solvents and perchlorate contamination in ground water 3 Successful integrated management and execution of multiyear multisite and multistate environmental projects requiring significant coordination of simultaneous activities realtime integration of customer and other regulatory agency input and development of effective solutions to quickly arising te chnicalmanagerial challenges without a lapse of performance 4 Site characterization to determine nature and extent of contamination including design andor performance of subsurface drilling programs installation of monitoring well networks sampling programs for various media performance andor oversight of other intrusive investigation techniques such as soil gas surveys application of surf

• Department/Ind.Agency DEPT OF DEFENSE
• Subtier DEPT OF THE ARMY
• Office W076 ENDIST TULSA

NA Furnish all labor personnel vehicles transportation equipment and supplies necessary to perform Park Attendant Services at three lake projects in the Green River Area located in central Kentucky Lake locations are 1 Barren River Lake located in B arren Allen and Monroe counties in south central Kentucky 2 Green River Lake located in Adair and Taylor Counties in southcentral Kentucky 3 Nolin River Lake located in Edmonson Hart and Grayson Counties in southcentral Kentucky There are thr ee 3 campgrounds located at each lake site There will be a total of nine awards one for each campground made from this Request for Quote RFQ each with an estimated value of 100000 or less Contract periods will run from date of award through 31 Dec 2002 Performance periods will run from approximately 15 April thru approximately 23 September to 28 October 2002 depending on location This Request for Quote RFQ contains an option clause to extend the contracts for two 2 oneyear periods from 01 January 2003 through 31 December 2003 01 January 2004 through 31 December 2004 Award of this RFQ will be based on Best Value to the Government Factors to be considered for award will be Past Performance Experience References and Price This RFQ h as an approximate issue date of 02 Jan 2002 and an approximate due date of 01 February 2002 430PM Local Time THIS PROCUREMENT IS 100 SETASIDE FOR SMALL BUSINESS SIC Code 7033 NAICS 713990 5mil Anyone interested in receiving this RFQ MUST register through the Louisville District Home Page at httpwwwlrlusacearmymil Click on ContractingEBS and then click on Available Solicitations You MUST then click on the appropriate solicitation number This RFQ is downloadable from our web si te only There will be NO hard copies mailed TelephoneFax request will NOT be honored This notification serves as the ADVANCE NOTICE Please Note Effective 01 Jan 2002 all presolicitation notices will be posted only to the ASFIFEDBIZOPPS web sit e httpacquisitionarmymildefaulthtm

• Department/Ind.Agency DEPT OF DEFENSE
• Subtier DEPT OF THE ARMY
• Office W072 ENDIST LOUISVILLE

NA The work consists of furnishing all plant labor materials and equipment and constructing two box culvert grade control structures on Walnut Creek and Meridian Creek in Calhoun County Mississippi Principal features of work include clearing and grubb ing excavation fill removal of existing bridges control of water installation of precast concrete box culverts castinplace concrete inlet and outlet structures backfill select fill for road subgrade engineering fabric stone protection granular base course bituminous pavement granular shoulder course granular surface course corrugated metal pipes erosion control matting erosion control and environmental protection All units of measure are metric The estimated value of the proposed work is between 25000000 AND 50000000 Plans and specifications will be available on the Vicksburg Consolidated Contracting Office WEB PAGE at httpwwwmvkusacearmymilcontract and on COMPACT DISC AT NO CHARGE Hardcopies will not be available Th e CDROM May be requested electronically by registering on our homepage or by mailing your request to VCCO AT 4155 CLAY STREET VICKSBURG MS 391833455 Issue date on or about January 172002 Bid Opening Date on or about February 192002

• Department/Ind.Agency DEPT OF DEFENSE
• Subtier DEPT OF THE ARMY
• Office W07V ENDIST VICKSBURG

No Description Provided

• Department/Ind.Agency DEPT OF DEFENSE
• Subtier DEPT OF THE ARMY
• Office W076 ENDIST TULSA

No Description Provided

• Department/Ind.Agency DEPT OF DEFENSE
• Subtier DEPT OF THE ARMY
• Office W076 ENDIST TULSA

This Request for Sources Sought seeks to identify potential vendors for solicitation of a contract for both MAINTENANCE and REPLACEMENT service trips to three each 3 12meter Large Navigational Buoys LNBs moored in the Gulf of Mexico GOM MAINTENANCE service trips scheduled and unscheduled would be to visit one or all of the buoys REPLACEMENT service trips scheduled and unscheduled would be to tow a single buoy each trip The anticipated contract would be with the National Data Buoy Center NDBC Stennis Space Center MS for a period of two years The approximate positions of the three LNBs will be North 26 degrees West 86 degrees North 26 degrees West 89 degrees and North 26 degrees West 92 degrees with each LNBs watch circle being two and onehalf nautical miles from the mooring position MAINTENANCE service trips would include transportation of personnel and equipment to and from the buoys location to effect removal and replacement of manportable components the duration of onstation time being no less than 2 hours and no more than 24 hours the extended onstation time being for situations in which unplanned troubleshooting and system testing is required The point of origin and termination for maintenance trips shall not be limited except by vendors capability to fulfill the requirement However quotes will be reviewed for potential additional government expenses incurred due to personnel and equipment transport tofrom the point of embarkationdebarkation Multiple quotes will be accepted for vessels of various types and capabilities and for the service types scheduled unscheduled or both SCHEDULED MAINTENANCE trips One 1 trip per year on a fixed date to be executed within 15 days of notification Each scheduled trip will include a visit to each of the three deployed LNB sites UNSCHEDULED MAINTENANCE trips Up to three 3 trips per year to be conducted as quick response trips defined as minimum time from notification of a requirement for a service trip to arrival at the buoy location of 15 days 10 days and 5 days or less if capable Each unscheduled service trip will be to either a single buoy or to all three buoy sites REPLACEMENT buoy trips will include transportation of personnel equipment and a spare 12meter buoy to replace one of the three deployed buoys in the GOM Each trip will be to only one of the three deployed buoys Point of origin and termination on replacement trips will be the Stennis Space Center lower locks where the buoys will be transferred and the necessary equipment will be loadedunloaded Onstation times for replacement trips could be as long as 48 hours SCHEDULED REPLACEMENT trips One 1 scheduled replacement trip per year to be executed on a fixed date and within 15 days of notification UNSCHEDULED REPLACEMENT trips One 1 additional replacement trip per year max to be executed within 30 days of notification REQUIREMENTS For ALL TRIPS the vendor will be required to provide the following a vessel that meets all United States Coast Guard or Federal Aviation Administration requirements for 300 nautical miles nm minimum offshore certification personnel licensed for offshore transportation to the specified location to include as applicable operating condition licensing vessel capable of work deck operations in Sea State 4 an inflatable powered craft Zodiac type and experienced operator for safe transfer of technicians and equipment tofrom the buoys in seas up to 4 feet carrying capacity of 3 persons and equipment or alternate suitable means to effect the personnelequipment transfer operations buoy height above water line is approximately three feet adequate vessel liability to cover persons equipment and any damage that the vessel might inflict on the buoy during the course of the service trip or loss of government equipment resulting from negligence on the part of the contractor each

• Department/Ind.Agency COMMERCE, DEPARTMENT OF
• Subtier NATIONAL OCEANIC AND ATMOSPHERIC ADMINISTRATION
• Office DEPT OF COMMERCE NOAA

The United States Marine Corps has a requirement for the procurement and delivery of up to five 5 Indefinite Delivery Indefinite Quantity IDIQ Assault Breacher Vehicle ABV Packages in the base year and up to fiftyfour 54 IDIQ Assault Breacher Vehicle ABV Packages in the option years This package will be part of the ABV program The Assault Breacher Vehicle ABV is a single platform that will provide deliberate and instride breaching capability to the assault force of the Marine Air Ground Task Force MAGTF The ABV operates as part of the combined arms task force and is assigned to and employed by Combat Engineers The ABV is based upon the M1 Main Battle Tank chassis with out turret and incorporates a number of subsystems including a full width mine plow dual line charges lane marking system remote control system and protective weapon system The ABV Breaching Package to be procured and delivered consists of one Full Width Mine Plow FWMP and one Lane Marking System LMS with 200 LMS markers The integration of the Breaching Package onto the ABV which uses the M1 tank chassis shall require minimal modification to the chassis In addition this requirement shall include contractor support for installationintegration and technical manuals This effort will be pursued as an unrestricted commercial item purchase pursuant to guidance set forth at FAR 21 which provides the standard definition of a commercial item Standard practices for Acquisition of Commercial Items as set forth at FAR 12203 will be applied throughout the process Additionally the contractor shall provide the requisite program management and logistics support to ensure that delivery schedules performance requirements and overall supportability of the ABV Breacher Package is accomplished as set forth in the contractIt is anticipated that a draft RFP for the ABV procurement will be issued in the 2nd Quarter of Fiscal Year 2002 Contract award is projected for 3rd Quarter of Fiscal Year 2002 All future information relative to this procurement including draft documentation and release of the Formal RFP document file download MS Word will be made available to industry through the MARCORSYSCOM website WWWmarcorsyscomusmcmilMCSCCTQOpporhtm It is requested that vendors interested in this procurement submit the following information to Mr Rob Celeste at celestermmscsusmcmil Company name address size of business POC telephonefacsimile number and email address A list of those responding to this announcement will be posted on the ABV website

• Department/Ind.Agency DEPT OF DEFENSE
• Subtier DEPT OF THE NAVY
• Office COMMANDER

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• Department/Ind.Agency
• Subtier
• Office