SolicitationPosted Jan 17, 2025·Responses due Feb 13, 2025

Y1DB--CON 663-CSI-021 Renovation Bldg-100 for IR Lab(Tier 1) VA Pugent Sound Health Care - Seattle Division Seattle, WA

Veterans Affairs · 260-NETWORK CONTRACT OFFICE 20 (36C260)

Stage
Open solicitation
NAICS
236220
Value
Not stated
Solicitation
36C26025R0041
Set-aside
None stated
PSC
Y1DB
Place
Not stated
Contact
Kenneth R Winfield, Contractor (KENNETH.WINFIELD@VA.GOV)
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Where this opportunity stands

Every notice posted under solicitation 36C26025R0041 in this department, oldest first.

Early notice
  • Dec 19, 2024
    Pre-solicitation
    Open
Solicitation
  • Jan 13, 2025
    Solicitation
    Open
  • Jan 14, 2025
    Solicitation
    Open
  • Jan 17, 2025 · this notice
    Solicitation
  • Feb 12, 2025
    Solicitation
    Open
  • Feb 14, 2025
    Solicitation
    Open
  • Feb 20, 2025
    Solicitation
    Open
  • Feb 21, 2025
    Solicitation
    Open
  • Jun 9, 2025
    Solicitation
    Open
  • Jun 9, 2025
    Solicitation
    Open
Award
  • Sep 19, 2025
    Award Notice
    SKYTEK LLC · $1.3M
    Open
  • Sep 19, 2025
    Award Notice
    SKYTEK LLC · $1.4M
    Open

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What the notice says

36C26025R0041 CON 663-CSI-021 RENOVATE BUILDING 100, 2ND FLOOR IR LAB REPLACEMENT, SEATTLE, WA AMENDMENT 0002 VA RESPONSES TO REQUESTS FOR INFORMATION 001 THRU 007 RFI 001: General Requirements 1.5 Security Requirements C.1 states, The General Contractor shall provide unarmed guards at the project site 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. A Security Guard in Seattle will cost at least $60 per hour and with overtime / off hours will probably average at least $75 an hour or more. It will cost at least $1,800 per day. The project schedule is 250 days so security will cost around $450,000 for the projec… (show all)

t. How do you expect us to get the job complete with a budget of $500,000 - $1,000,000 if you want to spend $450,000 on security? Is this really needed? The VA already has VA Police on site. VA RESPONSE: The inclusion of this provision regarding unarmed security was included as part of nationally obligated general requirements. It is the concurrence of the station that there should not be a need for unarmed guards or monitoring devices to be utilized: there may be some communication necessary with the VA Police to develop a simple security plan but on the whole the work site should be able to be adequately secured by standard patient and infection control measures. RFI 002: Section C.2 states, The contractor shall provide unarmed guards and VA Police with communication devices as directed. There are no directions on what to provide the VA Police. How can we adequately price this out without any direction? VA RESPONSE: The inclusion of this provision regarding unarmed security was included as part of nationally obligated general requirements. It is the concurrence of the station that there should not be a need for unarmed guards or monitoring devices to be utilized: there may be some communication necessary with the VA Police to develop a simple security plan but on the whole the work site should be able to be adequately secured by standard patient and infection control measures. RFI 003: Section C.3 states, The general contractor shall install equipment for recording guards rounds to ensure systematic checking of premises. What equipment do you want us to install? How can we adequately price this out without any direction? VA RESPONSE: The inclusion of this provision regarding unarmed security was included as part of nationally obligated general requirements. It is the concurrence of the station that there should not be a need for unarmed guards or monitoring devices to be utilized: there may be some communication necessary with the VA Police to develop a simple security plan but on the whole the work site should be able to be adequately secured by standard patient and infection control measures. RFI 004: General Conditions Page 7 P. states, Coordination of Construction with Cemetery Director This job has nothing to do with a cemetery. Why is this language in the specifications? VA RESPONSE: This was included as part of nationally required general requirements: as bidders may be aware, the VA also handles work on our national cemeteries which this section would obviously pertain to. This language can safely be ignored for this particular project. RFI 005: In reference to the IR Lab Building 100 Renovation, I see metal pan ceilings indicated in spec section 95100, but I did not find anything in the finish schedule or RCP referencing metal ceilings. 1. Can you help me locate where the metal ceilings are in the project? 2. What is the basis of design for the metal ceilings? VA RESPONSE: The metal pan ceilings indicated in section 09 51 00 were included as a general description item: effectively, the section provided the specifications and requirements of what would be meant should the VA have requested Perforated Metal Facing (Pan) . From staff review and personal knowledge of the contract, it is not believed that there are any metal ceilings requested and Section 09 51 00 was actually included for it s relevancy to drop ceilings and acoustic tiling. RFI 006: The requirements for Special Inspections and Testing is very convoluted and inconsistent. Section 01 45 00 Quality Control Page 8 C. states, Government reserves the right to utilize the contractor s control testing laboratory , meaning contractor is paying for testing and inspections. Section 01 45 29 Testing Lab Services 1.1 states, Testing laboratory to be retained by Department of Veterans Affairs. Section 01 45 35 Special Inspections Page 2 E states, Special inspector to be retained by Prime Contractor. Can these discrepancies be cleared up, so we know how to bid this project? VA RESPONSE: Refer to the scope of work for clarification on this matter: The Contractor shall be responsible for all testing and inspection services RFI 007: Spec Section 02 83 33.13 Lead Based Paint / Glazed Component Removal and Disposal list work in Buildings 23, 3, 2, 51, 53 and other areas in Building 1 we are not working in. The scope of work area shown on the drawings is only Building 1 the 2nd Floor IR lab area. It there going to be any Lead Paint Removal in these additional areas in the specifications which are not shown on the drawings? VA RESPONSE: Work is only to occur in Building 100, 2nd Floor IR Lab as described in the drawings.

Who won similar work

17 award notices on SAM.gov in the last 24 months. Matched by: Same office (260-NETWORK CONTRACT OFFICE 20 (36C260)), same NAICS 236220.

Single-winner award sizes (17): middle half $905K to $5.1M, median $2.4M; range $24K to $16.7M.

WinnerAwardsValueLast
SKYTEK LLC3$9.5MSep 1, 2026
SEABEE CONSTRUCTION, Inc.2$6.6MAug 27, 2026
DRI INC2$3.3MJul 18, 2025
WM. WINKLER COMPANY2$929KOct 9, 2025
WINSPEAR CONSTRUCTION LLC. BOISE 83705 IDN1$16.7MAug 18, 2026
VETERANS NORTHWEST CONSTRUCTION LLC1$13.0MAug 26, 2025
ATC-Atherton JV1 LLC1$9.4MJul 20, 2026
DAX SAFETY & STAFFING SOLUTIONS, LLC1$4.4MMay 18, 2026
RED POINT CONSTRUCTION, LLC1$3.7MAug 4, 2026
ADVANCED TECHNOLOGY CONSTRUCTION CORPORATION1$2.1MSep 22, 2025

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