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W912QR22R0056: Jacobsville Environmental Remediation Services

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The performance work statement (PWS) is for environmental services to remediate lead- and arsenic-contaminated soil specified on remedial design drawings for residential properties within Operable Unit 2 (OU2) of the Jacobsville Neighborhood Soil Contamination Superfund Site in Evansville, Vanderburgh County, Indiana. This is an Indefinite Delivery, Indefinite Quantity Contract. The base ordering period will be three years from date of award and have an ordering capacity of $51 million. There are two (2) options to extend the ordering period by one year. Each option, if exercised, would increase the ordering capacity by $8 million. The total maximum capacity of this contract will be $67 million if all options are exercised. All task orders will be negotiated firm-fixed priced task orders. There may be multiple task orders awarded during a single field season.The Government requests that offerors provide firm-fixed-price proposals for the tasks listed in this PWS in the quantities listed on the attached proposal bid schedule. The basis of award is the Trade-off Process. The Contracting Officer will award a firm-fixed-price Single Award Task Order Contract (SATOC) to the responsible offeror whom the Source Selection Authority determines conforms to the solicitation; is fair and reasonable; and offers the best overall value to the Government, all factors considered. The Government reserves the right to accept other than the lowest priced offer or to reject all offers. Evaluation criteria may be found in Appendix O of this document.In general, remedial action includes excavation of residential lead- and arsenic-contaminated soil per EPA-provided remedial designs, backfill/restoration of disturbed areas, transportation and disposal of contaminated soil, and completion of remediation reports documenting cleanup.  USACE anticipates that 400 remedial designs will require remediation during each of the first two field seasons.  Up to 400 remedial designs may be remediated during each field season thereafter. A field season may last from March through mid-December but is dependent on weather, approval of all planning documents and suitable backfill, and the number of remedial designs to be remediated. It should be noted that the Contractor’s schedule for gaining approval of all planning documents and backfill in advance of starting excavation for the first field season will need to be aggressive so field work can commence in a time frame that will allow for remediation of 400 properties during the first field season.   Most remedial design drawings encompass one property as identified by a single Vanderburgh County tax identification number. However, some remedial design drawings encompass more than one adjacent property, each having a separate Vanderburgh County tax identification number but the same property owner. These properties were combined into one remedial design drawing by EPA during the remedial design phase for ease of reporting and sampling because they have the same property owner. Other remedial design drawings encompass one property with two adjacent street numbers and a single Vanderburgh County tax identification number and property owner. Therefore, one remedial design drawing may encompass more than one residence.

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KO CONTRACTING DIVISION 600 DR MARTIN LUTHER KING JR PL LOUISVILLE  KY  40202-2230 LOUISVILLE KY 40202-2230 USA

Attachments

Name	File/URL	Date	Document Type	Include in Response
Attachment B - Design_drawings_April_2022	Design_drawings_April_2022.pdf	2022-09-22	Attachment	No
Attachment C - Jacobsville_P6_7_APP	Jacobsville_P6_7_APP.pdf	2022-09-22	Attachment	No
Attachment D - Jacobsville_P6_7_DMP	Jacobsville_P6_7_DMP.pdf	2022-09-22	Attachment	No
Attachment E - Jacobsville_P6_7_HASP	Jacobsville_P6_7_HASP.pdf	2022-09-22	Attachment	No
Attachment F - Jacobsville_P6_7_QAPP_Addendum	Jacobsville_P6_7_QAPP_Addendum.pdf	2022-09-22	Attachment	No
Attachment G - Jacobsville_P6_7_QCP	Jacobsville_P6_7_QCP.pdf	2022-09-22	Attachment	No
Attachment H - Jacobsville_P6_7_RAWP	Jacobsville_P6_7_RAWP.pdf	2022-09-22	Attachment	No
Attachment I - Jacobsville_P6_7_SAP_FSP	Jacobsville_P6_7_SAP_FSP.pdf	2022-09-22	Attachment	No
Attachment J - Jacobsville_P6_7_SMP	Jacobsville_P6_7_SMP.pdf	2022-09-22	Attachment	No
W912QR22R0056	W912QR22R0056.pdf	2022-09-22	Attachment	No
PIEE_Solicitation_Module_Vendor_Access_Instructions	PIEE_Solicitation_Module_Vendor_Access_Instructions.pdf	2022-09-22	Attachment	No
SOP_PIEE_ProposalManager_Offeror_	SOP_PIEE_ProposalManager_Offeror_.pdf	2022-09-22	Attachment	No
Attachment_A___Price_Breakout_Schedule	Attachment_A___Price_Breakout_Schedule.xlsx	2022-10-12	Attachment	No
Attachment_K___CLEANUP_Subcontractor_Contact	Attachment_K___CLEANUP_Subcontractor_Contact.pdf	2022-10-12	Attachment	No