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2018 General Consultant Services On-Call RFP Pre-Proposal Meeting April 30, 2018 RFP Personnel Construction Management Disciplines Kirk Petrik Planning Consulting Services Jeff Bandy Contract Questions MaryHelen Iverson Technical


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2018 General Consultant Services On-Call RFP

Pre-Proposal Meeting April 30, 2018

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RFP Personnel

Construction Management Disciplines Kirk Petrik Planning Consulting Services Jeff Bandy Contract Questions MaryHelen Iverson Technical Disciplines Steve Reum Security Prequalification Contractor’s List (SPCL) Melissa Hollenbaugh RFP Oversight/Administration Robert Mahoney

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RFP Schedule

Advertisement Date April 9th Pre-Proposal Meeting April 30th Written Questions Due NLT May 3rd Answers to Written Questions Posted (anticipated) May 18th Proposals Due May 25th, 3:00 P.M. In-House Review & Selection Process By June 29th Notification Letters Sent By July 9th Contracts - Internal Review / Approval By July 27th Signed Contracts Returned to DW NLT August 15th Approval of Contracts August 22th

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Introduction

  • On-Call Contracts will be awarded for a three-year

period (+ Optional (2) 1-year extensions)

  • Written requests for interpretation, clarification, and/or

additional information must be received in writing no later than May 3rd

  • Submit 6 bound copies and 1 PDF of the technical

proposal

  • Submit one copy of the Price Proposal in separate

envelope (Utilize rate sheet provided)

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History of Denver Water’s On-Call Volume

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2007-2018 Task Order Summary

Amount Paid on GES Task Orders: $ 20,590,845 Number of GES Task Orders Written: 610 Average Price of GES Task Order: $ 33,755 Amount Paid on CM Task Orders: $ 5,879,419 Number of CM Task Orders Written: 56 Average Price of CM Task Order: $ 104,990

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2015-2018 Task Order Summary

Amount Paid on GES Task Orders: $ 3,584,774 Number of GES Task Orders Written: 93 Average Price of GES Task Order: $ 38,546 Amount Paid on CM Task Orders: $ 941,476 Number of CM Task Orders Written: 8 Average Price of CM Task Order: $ 117,685 Amount Paid on Planning Task Orders: $ 1,288,793 Number of Planning Task Orders Written: 30 Average Price of Planning Task Order: $ 42,960

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General Engineering Services Discipline Areas

Categories

  • No. of

Task Orders Aerial Mapping Services 3 Architectural Services 7 Business Consulting Services 5 Corrosion Services 9 Dam Engineering Services 14 Drafting Services 2 Drainage and Floodplain Services 4 Estimating Services 9 Categories

  • No. of

Task Orders Geotechnical Services 16 Geotechnical for Trenchless Tunneling 6 Mechanical Systems 3 Structural Engineering Services 5 Survey Services 2 Water T&D Processes 5 Water Treatment Processes 3

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Construction Management Services Discipline Areas

Categories

  • No. of Task Orders

Construction Administrative Functions 1 Dam Construction 2 Electrical and Instrumentation & Control (I&C) 1 General Building 1 Water and Wastewater Treatment Plants, Water Transmission and Distribution 3

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Current RFP Disciplines

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RFP Technical Discipline Areas

  • Aerial Mapping
  • Architectural Services
  • Business Consulting
  • Cathodic Protection
  • Dam Engineering Services
  • Drainage & Floodplain Services
  • Drafting Services
  • EI&C - Electrical,

Instrumentation, and Control

  • *Environmental Acoustics
  • Estimating Services
  • Geotechnical Services
  • Geotechnical Services for Trenchless

Tunneling

  • *Hazardous Material Services

(Hazmat)

  • Heating, Ventilating and Air

Conditioning (HVAC), Plumbing and Fire Protection Systems

  • Hydraulics
  • Mechanical Systems
  • Structural Engineering Services
  • Survey Services
  • Water Transmission and Distribution

Systems

  • Water Treatment Processes

*New Category

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RFP Construction Management Services Discipline Areas

  • Identify your areas of focus

– Construction Administration Functions, Construction Schedule Analysis, Project Controls Expert, Design Drawing Coordination Check, and Constructability Review – *Corrosion, Cathodic Protection, and Protective Coatings – Dam Construction – Electrical and Instrumentation & Controls, and Hydroelectric Power – General Building, Heating, Ventilating and Air Conditioning (HVAC) and Plumbing Services, and Specialty Inspection – Water and Wastewater Treatments Plants, Water Transmission and Distribution

*New Category

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RFP Planning Discipline Areas

  • Customer Planning
  • Environmental Planning
  • Water Resources – Planning, Supply, Analysis, and

Water Rights Notes: 1. Requires Conflict of Interest statement.

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Professional Agreement Considerations

  • Respondents selected to provide on-call services should

be prepared to accept the terms and conditions as set forth in the General Consultant Services Agreement.

  • Professional Liability Insurance requirements may be

waived or modified at Denver Water’s discretion

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Security Screening Requirements

  • Increased security on release of contract documents and

site access.

  • All security screening options listed in the contract. Each

Task Order will identify which security screening option applies, if any.

  • If required, screening includes:

– CBI Criminal History Check and / or – Drug and Alcohol Screening

  • The Construction Project Managers may perform initial

screening on-site

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Use of Standards

  • Consultants are responsible for

following Denver Water standards as identified in the Contract/Task Orders:

– CAD Standards – Capital Project Construction Standards (CPCS) – Current version January 2017 – Capital Project Procedures Manual (online)

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Project Management Certification

  • Denver Water is emphasizing

PM training and certification

  • 5 Bonus Points will be

awarded for PMI-Certified leads for a technical discipline

  • PMP Certification for Project

Manager may be required for Task Order award, depending

  • n nature of the Task Order.
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Selection Criteria

Criteria

  • Max. Points

(105 points) Firm’s experience record on similar projects, including past performance with Denver Water; the firm’s ability to develop meaningful cost-loaded schedules and adhere to schedules and budgets. 35 Qualifications and relevant project experience of key personnel in the technical discipline. 35 Capability of local staff to complete assignments 15 Proposal organization per RFP, clarity, conciseness and thoroughness 15 * This is a potential bonus 5 points to be added in technical disciplines where appropriate. *Certified Professional Project Manager status for project personnel 5* Total 100

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Q & A

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RFP Questions Received (continued)

  • Q: Our firm is looking into attaining PMP certification, but

would not be able to have it completed by the due date of the proposal. Please indicate whether or not this certification is a necessity in order to propose for this RFP.

  • A: Firms are not required to possess the PMP at the time
  • f submission in order to submit on this RFP. The firm’s

Project Manager(s) need to obtain the certification prior to executing a task order with Denver Water.

  • Note: PMP certification is for individuals, not firms. Also,

DW notified firms of this requirement 5 years ago.

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RFP Questions Received (continued)

  • Q: In the Request for Proposal for General Consultant

Services Section 2.14 Project Management Certification, it states that PMP certification is required of project managers and discipline leads for all technical design and construction management task orders. Does this requirement also extend to potential task orders in the Planning Consulting Services Discipline Areas or General Engineering Services Discipline Areas such Aerial Mapping, Business Consulting, Hazmat, Surveying or other projects involving assessments, investigations, or studies not design or construction in nature?

  • A: No, it is only applicable for Technical Design/Construction

Management Task Orders, or any Task Order Denver Water deems the requirement of professional project management.

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RFP Questions Received (continued)

  • Q: Would you like the price in a separate PDF?
  • A: No, price proposals should be completed in the Excel

file provided with the RFP posting and submitted on paper in a separate envelop marked “Price Proposal – Confidential”.

  • Q: Who are the incumbents for the on-call?
  • A: The list of firms awarded GES Agreements in 2015 will

be published to the DenverWater.org website under this posting for this RFP.

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RFP Questions Received (continued)

  • Q: Will Denver Water Consider firms less than 5 years old
  • r will points be deducted?
  • A: Yes, firms of any years in business will be considered,

based on the project experience of their staff.

  • Q: Will Denver Water consider resumes of engineers prior

to the company being founded – if company is less than 5 years old?

  • A: Yes. Please detail the experience of the firm’s staff in

your proposal. Denver Water is looking for people with the desired project experience employed by the firm, but not in teaming arrangements with another firm.

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RFP Questions Received (continued)

  • Q: Will firms lose points for not having past performance

with Denver Water?

  • A: No. This RFP is an opportunity for Denver Water to

gain experience working with new firms.

  • Q: Are there MBE/WBE goals for this solicitation?
  • A: Not for this solicitation.
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Security Prequalification Contractor’s List (SPCL)

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Security Prequalification Contractor List (SPCL) for Restricted Capital Projects

  • Firms are encouraged to apply so that they can be

prequalified to bid/work on Denver Water’s Restricted or Highly Restricted Capital Projects.

  • https://www.denverwater.org/contractors/bid-and-

contract-opportunities/capital-project-prequalification

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Questions?