20R6018 - Virtual Industry Day.pdf
Posted: May 4, 2020
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Industry Day: Integrated Design-Build/Initial Outfitting IDIQ MATOC for Defense Health Agency. The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, Little Rock District, will conduct an industry day to announce an anticipated Indefinite Delivery/Indefinite Quantity (ID/IQ) Multiple Award Task Order Contract (MATOC) for integrated design build, initial outfitting (IDBIO) construction services in support of the United States Defense Health Agency (DHA) healthcare facilities modernization program.
The industry day aims to familiarize the industry with the opportunity, determine industry capabilities, identify potential sources, and receive feedback. The anticipated contract will provide construction services not to exceed $900 million over six years for modernizing healthcare facilities worldwide, including hospitals, clinics, warehouses, and veterinary clinics. Interested firms are encouraged to participate in the virtual industry day on May 20, 2020, and complete a capabilities survey by May 14, 2020.
The contractor selected must have experience in integrated design build initial outfitting (IDBIO) during normal hospital/clinic operations and be capable of providing turn-key services for design, construction/renovation, and initial outfitting of facilities. The contract will include two steps: Initial Outfitting Transition (IO-T) and Initial Outfitting Commodities (IO-C), encompassing project management, transition planning, product procurement/installation, furniture delivery, move planning, and staff transitioning.
The contractor is expected to provide all necessary labor, material, supervision, and equipment for sustaining, restoring, or modernizing healthcare facilities within the continental United States. The contract duration is six base years without option years with an estimated total capacity of $900 million shared among multiple task orders ranging from $300k to $90m each.
Interested firms are required to complete a capabilities survey covering areas such as health facility design/construction experience, medical equipment planning/procurement/installation expertise, project management skills for healthcare facilities projects, military installation work experience including security requirements compliance, transition planning proficiency for medical staff/resources/furniture relocation. Additionally, firms must verify their ability to meet small business manufacturer requirements when furnishing products under the contract and provide information on bonding levels and past design-build construction project experience by contract value range. Geographical regions where firms can perform as prime contractor are also requested to be indicated in the survey.
The industry day aims to familiarize the industry with the opportunity, determine industry capabilities, identify potential sources, and receive feedback. The anticipated contract will provide construction services not to exceed $900 million over six years for modernizing healthcare facilities worldwide, including hospitals, clinics, warehouses, and veterinary clinics. Interested firms are encouraged to participate in the virtual industry day on May 20, 2020, and complete a capabilities survey by May 14, 2020.
The contractor selected must have experience in integrated design build initial outfitting (IDBIO) during normal hospital/clinic operations and be capable of providing turn-key services for design, construction/renovation, and initial outfitting of facilities. The contract will include two steps: Initial Outfitting Transition (IO-T) and Initial Outfitting Commodities (IO-C), encompassing project management, transition planning, product procurement/installation, furniture delivery, move planning, and staff transitioning.
The contractor is expected to provide all necessary labor, material, supervision, and equipment for sustaining, restoring, or modernizing healthcare facilities within the continental United States. The contract duration is six base years without option years with an estimated total capacity of $900 million shared among multiple task orders ranging from $300k to $90m each.
Interested firms are required to complete a capabilities survey covering areas such as health facility design/construction experience, medical equipment planning/procurement/installation expertise, project management skills for healthcare facilities projects, military installation work experience including security requirements compliance, transition planning proficiency for medical staff/resources/furniture relocation. Additionally, firms must verify their ability to meet small business manufacturer requirements when furnishing products under the contract and provide information on bonding levels and past design-build construction project experience by contract value range. Geographical regions where firms can perform as prime contractor are also requested to be indicated in the survey.
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