47PJ0023R0069 - DBB – NSF Ice Core Facility - Solicitation   4

June 13, 2023, Amendment 0002 - The purpose of amendment 0002 is to include the Questions and Answers received through June 9, 2023, Include Clause 52.204-27 in the agreement, the SF1442 has been revised to allot for more time for Government acceptance after offers are received, include addendums to G-503 - Standard Partition Types & G-504 Standard Floor/Ceiling Assemblies (located in the Appendix CUI required), and provide the Site-Visit sign in sheet.

May 25, 2023, Amendment 0001: The purpose of amendment 0001 to solicitation No.47PJ0023R0069 is to adjust some of the language in the definition for A Cold Storage Project as well as adjust additional language in subfactor 1a. See attached

The National Science Foundation Ice Core Facility (NSF-ICF) provides long term storage, processing, and examination of ice cores from the United States (U.S.) Arctic and Antarctic ice drilling operations. Due to the nature of how the ice cores were collected as well as the time frame in which they were collected, these ice cores are irreplaceable. Proper storage of these ice cores requires temperatures far below typical refrigeration systems to maintain their integrity for ongoing research. This project will deliver a new NSF-ICF freezer space, contained within Building 810 located at the Denver Federal Center. This project is intended to replace the existing NSF-ICF that was built in 1993 due to the aging equipment and needs for improved space use.

This acquisition is for the Design-Bid-Build (D-B-B) contract for the new construction of an Ice Core Facility in Building 810 at the Denver Federal Center in Lakewood, CO. Design services were procured in accordance with FAR Part 36.6.

The Ice Core Facility is composed of five primary functional programmatic elements: 1) Refrigerated Warehouse Spaces, 2) Refrigeration Equipment Space, 3) Shop/Storage Spaces, 4) Office and Support Spaces, and 5) Loading/Shipping Spaces. The project site is currently projected to be 19,058 sq. ft. contained within Building 810. Construction will be in accordance with the GSA 2021 PBS P-100 baseline.