District 5 MAY 21, 2020 9:30AM 11:30AM Via Webex Agenda 9:30 AM - - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

Surveying Engineering Services On On-call A&E Contract Outreach District 5

MAY 21, 2020 9:30AM – 11:30AM Via Webex

Agenda

• 9:30 AM – Welcome & Purpose of the Outreach
• 9:35 AM – Roundtable introductions
• 9:55 AM – Office of Civil Rights
• 10:05 AM – Calmentor
• 10:10 AM – Contract overview & DPAC updates

Consultant Roundtable In Introduction

• Participant’s name and firm title
• Services your firm provides/Personnel Current Certifications
• Are you planning to be a prime or sub-consultant?
• Goal for attending this event (for non-Caltrans participants)

Purpose of f this Outreach

• General Information Sharing
• Office of Civil Rights Opportunity
• DPAC Updates
• Networking & Partnering Opportunities
• Question & Answer Session

Disclaimers

• The information provided in this event does not constitute a

solicitation or offer of any contract with Caltrans.

• For this outreach, the scope of work, duties, contract amount,

schedule, and all aspects of the contract are not final. Information provided is preliminary and subject to change.

OFFICE OF CIV IVIL RIG IGHTS (O (OCR)

• DBE Program Overview
• DBE Eligibility & Certification
• DBE Participation Goal: Total of 15%
• How to find a DBE firm
• For more information please visit:

https://dot.ca.gov/programs/civil-rights

OFFICE OF CIV IVIL RIG IGHTS

(C (Contact In Information)

Jessica Biro

District 5 Small Business Liaison and Business Management Branch Chief Office:(805) 549-3818 Cell: (805) 458-0665

Amanda Himes

California Department of Transportation Office of Civil Rights Outreach Branch Manager Office: (916) 639-6394

Calmentor Program

Overvie iew

• Caltrans Regional/District Consultant Services Unit (CSU) has implemented an Architectural & Engineering

(A&E) mentor-protégé program, also known as “Calmentor". By partnering with the American Council of Engineering Companies (ACEC), the Calmentor Program promotes partnership with the private consulting industry.

• The Calmentor Program is consistent with the Governor’s Executive Order Number S-11-06 to encourage

new businesses, grow existing businesses, and promote small and emerging business contracting with the State of California. Calmentor supports the participation of certified Small Business Enterprise (SBE), Disadvantaged Business Enterprise (DBE), and Disabled Veterans Business Enterprises (DVBE) firms in the Central Region. Voluntary participation in the program is through acceptance and screening of completed applications from mentors and protégés.

Calmentor Program:

Miss issio ion and Goals ls

Mission Statement The mission of the Calmentor Program is to increase the pool of small firms participating in transportation projects by providing them opportunities to network and partner with larger, established firms. Goals and Objectives

• Establish a mentoring Program that pairs small firms with larger, established firms in the same field of expertise
• Enhance the growth potential of small firms
• Ensure that both small and large firms have equal opportunities to participate in transportation projects
• Establish a clear, accessible entry point for small firms that want to do business with Caltrans or other public agencies
• Develop business relationships that foster new opportunities for both large and small firms
• Encourage small firms to obtain certification from appropriate agencies
• Increase the pool of small businesses

Calmentor Program:

Par artic icip ipants

• Participants of the Program are Mentors, Protégés, Sponsors, and/or Steering Committee

members.

• Mentors are large, established firms who are typically prime consultants willing to

commit time to help small firms achieve their growth potential.

• Protégés are small firms who are seeking A&E contracts with Caltrans or other public

agencies.

• Caltrans Region District CSU is the program’s primary sponsor whose aim is to facilitate

the growth of small firms. Any public or local organization may join to co-sponsor the Program.

Calmentor Program:

Co Contact In Inform rmatio ion for r Ce Central l Regio ion

Public Sector Members

• Oksana Kolisa - Caltrans - Calmentor State Rep & Small Business Liaison, Caltrans D6

Oksana.Kolisa@dot.ca.gov

• Rory Quince – Caltrans - Consultant Services, Central Region

Rory.Quince@dot.ca.gov Private Sector Members

• Steve Mendenhall – Chaudhary & Associates

stevem@chaudhary.com Central Region Calmentor Program

• https://dot.ca.gov/caltrans-near-me/district-6/district-6-programs/d6-calmentor

General In Information

• Location: District 5 – San Luis Obispo
• Cost: Contract estimated value is $2.4 to $3.9 million
• Duration: Contract term is 3 years
• Target DBE goal: 15%
• Existing Contract #: 06A2334
• Current Consultant: Stantec
• Work Performed: The Consultant shall perform consultation, professional and technical

services required for Land Surveying Services.

District 5 County Locations

• SANTA BARBARA
• SAN LUIS OBISPO
• MONTEREY
• SAN BENITO
• SANTA CRUZ

SCOPE OF WORK (S (SOQ) Q)

Required Services:

• Provide Land Surveying Services on an “as-needed” basis to support the

California Department of Transportation, Central Region, Division of Project Development, District 5.

• Perform consultation, professional and technical services required for Land

Surveying Services.

• Provide necessary personnel to assist the Caltrans work force through the issuing
• f task orders describing the services to be performed.

TYPICAL SCOPE OF REQUIRED SERVICES

• The Consultant shall perform Land Surveying Services on an On-Call and as-needed basis.
• Land Surveying Services includes all necessary personnel, material, transportation, lodging,

instrumentation, and equipment required for completion of task orders.

• Provide qualified personnel for completing Land Surveying tasks such as; Party Chief,

Chainman/Rodman, Instrument man and Apprentices.

• Responsible for delivery of all deliverables developed under each task order, which must

conform to Caltrans current software platforms and standards.

• Manage task order cost, scope, schedule and quality.

TYPICAL SCOPE OF REQUIRED SERVICES (contin

inued)

• Perform contract management.
• Produce right of way engineering products, such as appraisal maps, right of way record

maps, monumentation maps, and record of surveys.

• Produce survey products for project design, such as DTM/Topos, stationary scans, utility

surveys, etc.

• Produce control surveys and record of surveys, monument perpetuation surveys, and land

net surveys.

• Provide construction staking services for Caltrans construction projects which includes

rough grade stakes, final grade stakes, drainage system stakes, and stakes for structures.

• Perform monumentation of state right of way.

Tentative Schedule

Advertisement Week of 6/21/2020 SOQ Due Week of 7/19/2020 Interview Week of 8/2/2020 Cost Negotiation Week of 8/16/2020 Award & Execution Week of 8/23/2020

Div ivis isio ion of f Procurement and Contracts (D (DPAC)

YOUR PROCUREMENT PARTNER

Caltrans Website ADA Compliance With Section 508 of the Federal Rehabilitation Act for persons with disabilities. Safe Harbor Rate Program Continues at a rate of 110% until California’s proposal is approved by FHWA. Personnel Additions Additions will not be allowed within 6 months of Request for Qualifications (RFQ) start date, regardless of execution date. Advertisement Period All advertisements will be for 30 calendar days. Main Contact for Documents and Questions AE.Customer.Service@dot.ca.gov

DPAC

(UPDATE)

New A&E Streamlined Procurement Process Major Changes

• Returning to Business Days
• Statement of Qualification (SOQ) Instructions Update
• New Negotiation Phase Process
• Caltrans Financial Requirements and Instructions document
• Financial Document Structure (FDS)
• New Cost Proposal

SOQ SUBMITTAL INSTRUCTIONS

(UPDATE 1) New Definition: Key Personnel Key Personnel are individuals who are essential to the work being performed under this contract. Key personnel shall be representative

• f required and advertised classifications. Together, key personnel shall

compose a complete team of various classifications, to perform required work for substantial period.

SOQ SUBMITTAL INSTRUCTIONS

(UPDATE 2)

New Definition: Vendor Services Vendor services will require a minimum of three bids to be submitted to the Caltrans Contract Manager when these services are required at the task

• rder level. The vendor services must be listed in the SOQ transmittal letter.

The name of vendors should not be listed in the SOQ. For example, you may list “Traffic Handling Services Vendor”; however, you may not include the name of a vendor.

SUBMITTAL INSTRUCTIONS

(CLARIFICATION)

• All proposed personnel to be utilized on the contract must be listed in the

Organizational Chart.

• The consultant is required to identify the key personnel in the

Organizational Chart with a symbol (i.e. such as a star or picture of a key).

• Resumes for all proposed personnel listed on the Organizational Chart shall

be included in the SOQ.

SOQ SUBMITTAL INSTRUCTIONS

(NEW REQUIREMENTS)

• Resumes must be grouped by firm.
• Resumes must be arranged by classification and numbered for each

individual firm.

• Each consultant shall represent and warrant that proposed personnel meet

the requirements specified in the RFQ for their corresponding classification, including but not limited to: education, licensing, certifications and experience.

DPAC Updates – FINANCIAL & COST ACCOUNTING REQUIREMENTS

• Readily Available Documents (RADs) – required by Day 5:
• Indirect Cost Rate (ICR)
• Contractor Cost Certification (CCC)
• Internal Control Questionnaire (ICQ) – AASHTO Appendix B
• Payroll
• Other Direct Costs, with Unit Rate justification(s) (ODC)
• Company Policies
• Safe Harbor Rate documents (SHR)

DPAC Updates – FINANCIAL & COST ACCOUNTING REQUIREMENTS (continued)

• Remaining Financial Documents (RFDs) - Required by Day
• Complete Cost Proposal (CCP)
• Executive Compensation Analysis (ECA)
• Labor Summary Report (LSR)
• Post-Closing Trial Balance (PC TB)
• Income Statement (IS)
• Chart of Accounts (CoA)
• Other Reviews/Audits (if applicable)

Cost Proposal

GOALS

• Streamline A&E contract procurements
• Reduce contract execution timelines
• Develop a simpler cost proposal for all stakeholders
• Utilize a consistent method of reimbursement of costs to all firms

Websites

• New Caltrans website:

http://dot.ca.gov/

• Caltrans, Division of Procurement and Contracts (DPAC) A&E website:

https://dot.ca.gov/programs/procurement-and-contracts

• Look Ahead Report:

https://dot.ca.gov/programs/procurement-and/contracts/ae-contract- information

Networking & Partnering Opportunity

A list of all today’s attendees will be posted on the DPAC Website with Prime-Consultants and Sub-Consultants for your reference. Utilize the list to form your potential team partners

Question & Answer Session

Outreach information including questions and answers will be posted

• n DPAC A&E website:

https://dot.ca.gov/programs/procurement-and-contracts/ae-contract- information/a-e-outreach-events