RFQ Design - Build Construction Multiple Award Task Order Contract (MATOC) Pantex Plant, Amarillo, Texas

Introduction & Background: The Pantex plant is just east of Amarillo, Texas. It is a Department of Energy (DOE) National Nuclear Security Administration (NNSA) national security site, managed and operated by Consolidated Nuclear Security, LLC (CNS). Due to continued mission growth and the aging infrastructure at Pantex, there is a need to expand and replace a number of office/administration buildings, light labs, and warehouse over the next 5 to 10 years. The buildings will utilize repeatable designs to gain cost and schedule efficiencies. CNS is seeking interested parties with a minimum of ten (10) years of design build construction experience for a Multiple Task Order Contract (MATOC) for and construction of standardized office, laboratory, and warehouse space here at the Pantex plant. The total not to exceed funding for the MATOC will be $300 million for the five-year base, and an additional $60 million per year for each of the remaining option years (5 one-year options) for a total of $600 million. In addition, the successful parties shall have experience working in a secured area such as Secured government facilities, or state and municipality areas that are secured as well. However, Security Clearances are not required. The MATOC tasks will be awarded a specific facility with firm fixed price tasks for each facility as follows: Task 1: Develop standard Pantex (structural and shell) maximizing off-site fabrication, develop site adapt packages for utility connections, provide 30% conceptual building , provide 100% civil and structural , and define long lead equipment and specifications. Task 2: Procure long lead equipment and initiate shell construction (including civil work, slab, in-slab utilities, and walls). Task 3: Complete finial and issued for construction (IFC) drawings. Task 4: Complete full facility construction. Please Note: Each building will be competitively sourced between the MATOC awardees based on task 1. Subsequent tasks 2 through 4 will be awarded to the successful offeror on task 1. Therefore, offerors must provide open book pricing on tasks 2 through 4 for evaluation. General Scope Description: The offeror will and build a facility as per the scope of the issued task. These commercial / non-hazardous facilities will consist of office/administrative facilities, light laboratories, and warehouses. The anticipated square footage of the laboratories and office/administrative facilities will be between 12,000 sq foot and 15,000 sq foot. The warehouse size will depend on needs and budget up to 30,000 sq foot. The intent is to a standard for each type of facility (where applicable), and utilize that throughout the life of the agreement. In addition, CNS anticipates building numerous buildings clustered in different areas of the plant. Therefore, periodic tasks for the utility corridors that will serve these clusters maybe issued. CNS will host a site on September 21, 2023 at 1:00 PM. Interested parties shall notify James Carducci at james.carducci@pxy12.doe.gov with a list of attendees and contact information for each attendee by September 12, 2023. Attendees should arrive between 10:00 AM and 12:00 PM at access control to obtain a visitor's badge for the tour. The site tour will consist of a window tour of the plant, as well as a few recently constructed buildings, and proposed sites for the first two releases for the proposed agreement. After the tour, the project team will provide attendees the to meet the CNS' project team. The project team will also brief attendees on the upcoming procurement including a discussion of the timing and proposal requirements as well as a brief discussion on recent and upcoming projects. Finally, there will be time for initial comments from the attendees. Expressions of interest and capability statements will be due on September 12, 2023. A draft RFP and SOW for the MATOC will be for review by 9/21/2023. The final RFP is planned to be issued by 10/23/2023. Forty-five calendar days will be given for review and proposal preparation making bids due around December 1, 2023. Finally, CNS on awarding MATOC agreements to the successful offerors February 1, 2024. CNS Pantex to issue the initial task within 30 days after of the MATOC agreements. List of Possible Buildings to be Built under MATOC Agreement Please note: The list below is subject to change due to funding, plant needs, and market conditions. The scopes for these buildings will be developed as needed. The Gas Analysis Laboratory and the Environmental Sampling Facility scopes of work are currently in development. It is CNS's plan to issue proposal requests for these two facilities early in calendar year 2024. Building Projects Planned FY Completion 2026 Environmental Sampling Facility - 10,000 sq. ft Planned FY Completion 2027 Gas Analysis Laboratory - 11,000 sq.ft Environmental Support Facility (PSC1) - 20,000 sq. ft. Planned FY Completion 2028 Zone 4 West MGT Support Facility - 11,000 sq. ft. Planned FY Completion 2029 Component Storage Warehouse - 1 - 25,000 sq. ft. Project Support Building (PSC2) - 20,000 sq. ft. Planned FY Completion 2030 Support Building 1 (PSC3) - 20,000 sq. ft. Component Warehouse Storage - 1 - 25,000 sq. ft. Planned FY Completion 2031 Component & Property Storage Facility - 16,000 sq. ft. Zone 12 Facility - 14,000 sq. ft. Support Facility -2 (PSC5) - 20,000 sq. ft. Planned FY Completion 2032 Common Area Building (PSC4) - 20,000 sq. ft. Storage and Processing Facility - 20,000 sq. ft. Planned FY Completion 2033 Change House - 11,200 sq. ft. Development, Evaluation and Test Facility - 15,000 sq. ft.

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