NRM-CONST 528-CSI-102 Urology Equipment Site Prep | FY27 NRM   2

Background
The Buffalo Veterans Affairs Medical Center (VAMC) is undertaking a project to renovate specific medical facilities, including cystoscopy and procedure rooms, as part of their mission to enhance healthcare services.

The goal of this contract is to prepare the site for the installation of new medical equipment in these renovated areas.

Work Details
The contractor will perform construction tasks that include the renovation of two Cystoscopy rooms (214 and 215), Procedure Rooms (212 and 211), a Check-In area, an Office, a Control room, a Vestibule, Dressing area, Toilet, and Corridor.

The scope includes site preparation for the installation of new medical equipment in rooms 214 and 215. Additionally, the project involves creating a control room (215-1) and an electrical room (214-1) equipped with new electrical panels and equipment. The renovations aim to support improved functionality and efficiency in patient care areas.

Period of Performance
The anticipated period of performance for this construction contract is estimated to be 720 days.

Place of Performance
Buffalo Veterans Affairs Medical Center, Buffalo, NY.

Bidder Requirements
Bidders must meet the requirements for Service Disabled Veteran Owned Small Business Set-Aside (SDVOSBC). Contractors are required to have appropriate licensing for construction work, as well as bid/payment/performance bonds. Additional requirements may include compliance with the Buy American Certificate provisions.

Incumbent Analysis (see Incumbents section for more detail)
The prior awards for Buffalo VAMC facilities indicate a likely incumbent presence, including Laubacker Enterprises (36C24225C0114, $930,187; exterior improvements) and Serviam Construction (36C24226C0066, $807,070; C02 gas ventilation). While the earlier scopes are not identical to urology equipment site prep, they appear to involve facility renovation and supporting infrastructure work at the same medical center, which aligns with the current requirement to renovate cystoscopy/procedure areas and prepare rooms 214/215 for new equipment. The overlap in location and construction/utility-related improvements suggests continuity of work within the same project environment.