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SOUTHERN MARYLAND BLACK CHAMBER OF COMMERCE Doing Business at BWI Marshall Airport July 29, 2015 T. Suzette Moore, CPPO, CPPB, C.M. Linda D. Dangerfield, CPPB Nonstop Service to 81 Destinations Note: *Seasonal Service; Charter Service

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SOUTHERN MARYLAND BLACK CHAMBER OF COMMERCE

Doing Business at BWI Marshall Airport

July 29, 2015

  • T. Suzette Moore, CPPO, CPPB, C.M.

Linda D. Dangerfield, CPPB

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Nonstop Service to 81 Destinations

Note: *Seasonal Service; †Charter Service Source: OAG Schedules; Carrier announcements

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International Passenger Growth

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40,000 50,000 60,000 70,000 80,000 90,000 100,000 110,000 120,000 Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec Jan Feb Mar Apr May Total Int'l Passengers

12 Months Ending May 14 12 Months Ending May 15

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Airfield

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Major Projects

Runway Safety/Pavement Management Program

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Major Projects

Runway Safety/Pavement Management Program

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Terminal

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Major Projects

New D/E Connector

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Major Projects

New D/E Connector

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Major Projects

New D/E Connector

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Major Projects

New D/E Connector

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Major Projects

New E Six Gate Extension

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Major Projects

New C/D Connector

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Major Projects

New C/D Connector

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Major Projects

Terminal Airport Hotel

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Major Projects

Air Traffic Control Tower

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Recent Awards – FY ‘15

  • CMI Services at BWI and MTN - Small Business Reserve

Procurement

– Airport Design Consultants, Inc. $2,500,000 – The Temple Group, Inc. $2,300,000 – ED3 Consultants, Inc. $2,200,000 – Brudis & Associates, Inc. $1,800,0000

  • Pavement Management Program at BWI and MTN

– AECOM $3,500,000

  • Comprehensive Professional Services for GIS, SUE, AIR Portal at

BWI and MTN

– $6,000,000

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  • Comprehensive Professional Design Services at BWI and MTN

– Johnson, Mirmiran, & Thompson $19,000,000 – Michael Baker Jr., Inc. $15,000,000 – URS Corporation $13,500,000 – Parsons Brinckerhoff, Inc. $ 7,500,000

  • CMI Services at BWI and MTN

– Parsons Transportation Group, Inc. $23,000,000 – Michael Baker Jr., Inc. $9,000,000 – Hill International, Inc. $8,000,000

  • Total Awards $113,300,000
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CONSTRUCTION SERVICES – FY ‘15

  • VERITCAL /BUILDING CONSTRUCTION
  • $130,225,567
  • HORIZONTAL/CIVIL CONSTRUCTION
  • $94,192,836

Total $224,418,403

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MAINTENANCE SERVICES – FY ‘15

  • CONTRACT AWARDS
  • $14,891,541
  • RENEWALS
  • $9,479,163

Total $24,370,704

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COMPREHENSIVE INTERIOR/EXTERIOR MODIFICATIONS (Task order)

Awarded Calendar Year 2012 – $15,000,000 Awarded Calendar Year 2014 – $30,000,000 Anticipated Award Calendar Year 2015 – $40,000,000

  • Total Award $85,000,000
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OBJECTIVES

  • Highlight the key components of the bid process
  • Common mistakes

– Minor – Fatal flaws

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Procurement Methods

  • Small Procurement
  • Competitive Sealed Bidding
  • Competitive Sealed Proposals
  • Sole Source
  • Emergency
  • A/E Act
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Small Procurement

  • Category 1 - $0 - $5,000
  • Category 2 - $5,000.01 - $15,000
  • Category 3 - $15,000.01 - $25,000
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Competitive Sealed Proposals

The award is made to the responsible offeror whose proposal is most advantageous to the state, considering price and the evaluation factors set forth in the RFP

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Competitive Sealed Bidding

The award is made to the responsible bidder with a responsive bid that is the:

  • Lowest price
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Competitive Sealed Bidding

  • Procurement Review Group - MBE Goal/SBR
  • Advertisement
  • Pre-bid meeting
  • Bid opening
  • Successful bidder evaluation
  • Multi-Step
  • Multiple Award
  • Board of Public Works Approval
  • Notice to Proceed
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Notice to Contractors

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MBE/DBE Program Requirements

MBE/DBE participation credit will only be given when the participating MBE/DBEs perform a commercially useful function.

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Commercially Useful Function

An MBE/DBE performs a commercially useful

function when it is responsible for the execution

  • f a distinct element of the work of the contract

and carries out its responsibilities by actually performing, managing and supervising the work involved.

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MBE Prime Self-Performance

  • When a certified MBE firm participates as a prime or as a joint

venture, the work may be counted up to fifty-percent (50%) of the overall goal;

  • Up to one hundred percent (100%) of not more than one of the

subgoals may be counted.

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MDOT MBE DIRECTORY

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MDOT MBE DIRECTORY

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MDOT MBE DIRECTORY

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MDOT MBE DIRECTORY

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MBE Liquidated Damages

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Upcoming Architectural/Engineering & Service Projects

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  • MAA-SV-16-001
  • Comprehensive Environmental Compliance Services at BWI and MTN Airports
  • Advertise July 2015

Bids Due September 2015

  • MAA-SV-16-004
  • Utility Designating & MISS Utility Ticket Processing at BWI and MTN Airports
  • Advertise August 2015

Bids Due August 2015

  • MAA-SV-17-001
  • Operation of Shuttle Bus/Van Services at BWI Airport
  • Advertise August 2015

Bids Due October 2015

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Upcoming Maintenance Projects

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  • MAA-MC-16-003
  • Consolidated Mechanical Systems/Planemate Operations and Maintenance at BWI
  • Advertise June 9, 2015

Bids Due August 2015

  • MAA-MC-16-005
  • Exterior/Interior Lighting Maintenance and Light Pole Inspection Repair &Maintenance at

BWI

  • Advertise August 2015

Bids Due October 2015

  • MAA-MC-15-014
  • Interior/Exterior Painting Services at BWI and MTN (SBR)
  • Advertise Sept. 2015

Bids Due November 2015

  • MAA-MC-16-014
  • Inspection, Repair, and Maintenance of High Voltage Systems Distribution at BWI and MTN
  • Advertise Sept. 2015

Bids Due December 2015

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  • MAA-MC-16-015
  • Turf Management & Weed Control @ BWI & MTN
  • Advertise Sept. 2015

Bids Due December 2015

  • MAA-MC-16-016
  • Security Guard Services at MTN (SBR)
  • Advertise October 2015

Bids Due December 2015

  • MAA-MC-16-017
  • Terminal Decoration Services at BWI
  • Advertise October 2015

Bids Due December 2015

  • MAA-MC-16-018
  • Elevator Repair & Maintenance at BWI
  • Advertise November 2015

Bids Due January 2016

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  • MAA-MC-16-019
  • Tree Care Maintenance & Removal at BWI
  • November 2015

Bids Due January 2016

  • MAA-MC-16-020
  • Ceramic Tile Repair Program at BWI
  • November 2015

Bids Due January 2016

  • MAA-MC-16-012
  • Asbestos, Lead-Based Paint, Mold Identifications, Containment, and Abatement Services at

BWI and MTN

  • December 2015

Bids Due February 2016

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Upcoming Construction Projects

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  • MAA-CO-15-015
  • Comprehensive Pavement Marking at BWI
  • August 2015

Bid Opening September 2015

  • MAA-CO-16-001
  • Concourse E Extension Site Work at BWI
  • September 2015

Bid Opening October 2015

  • MAA-CO-16-002
  • Comprehensive Paving Improvements at BWI
  • November 2015

Bid Opening December 2015

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Thank You For Your Interest in BWI Projects!