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J&A for Structural Engineering and Liquid Mercury Removal and Remediation Services for the Dunn Solar Telescope (DST)

NATIONAL SCIENCE FOUNDATION, New Mexico · NATIONAL SCIENCE FOUNDATION · OFFICE OF POLAR PROGRAMS
Verified 9 h agoAmended Apr 30
Responses dueNot stated
PostedThu, Apr 303 amendments, last Oct 6
Solicitation no.NSF260002SAM.gov
Set-asideNoneOpen to all firms
Estimated value$20Mfrom Amendment 01

What the agency is buying

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The National Science Foundation requires specialized engineering, environmental, and technical services to assess, stabilize, and address conditions associated with the Dunn Solar Telescope (DST) and related telescope infrastructure, including the presence of elemental mercury and associated hazardous materials. The estimated value for these services will be $20,000,000.00. The contract will be awarded to ThorntonTom

Scope

  • Structural engineering and liquid mercury removal and remediation services for the Dunn Solar Telescope (DST)
  • Specialized engineering, environmental, and technical services to assess, stabilize, and address conditions associated with the Dunn Solar Telescope (DST) and
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    NSF SAK Peak JA redacted Copy_signed.pdf190 KB · 8 pages
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Details

Place of performance
Sunspot, New Mexico
Buyer type
Federal
Notice type
Justification
Solicitation no.
NSF260002
NAICS
NAICS 541330 (Engineering Services): 54 open RFPs
Size standard
$25.5M revenue SBA table, NAICS 541330
PSC
PSC F108 (ENVIRONMENTAL SYSTEMS PROTECTION- ENVIRONMENTAL REMEDIATION): 11 open RFPs
Delivery location
DST facility from notice
Period of performance
12-month base from notice
Contract type
sole source from notice
Estimated value
$20M from Amendment 01
Approved sources
Thornton Tomasetti from notice
Local presence
Not required
Amendments
3, last Oct 6
Contact
kevin giardini
Office
OFFICE OF POLAR PROGRAMS
Email
kgiardin@nsf.gov
Phone
(703) 292-4589

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Key dates

Thu, Apr 30Posted
Not statedQuestions due
Not statedResponses due
Amendment 1
Tue, Sep 29
Amendment 2
Tue, Sep 29
Amendment 3
Tue, Oct 6 · The Justification and Approval (J&A) document has been updated.

Change log

verified Thu, Oct 8 · 10:30 PM MT
  1. Posted · JustificationThu, Apr 30 · 3:52 AM MT
  2. Amendment · New version of the notice posted at the sourceTue, Sep 29 · 7:04 AM MT
  3. Amendment · New version of the notice posted at the sourceTue, Sep 29 · 7:32 AM MT
  4. Amendment · The Justification and Approval (J&A) document has been updated.Tue, Oct 6 · 10:34 PM MT
  5. Updated · description text changedWed, Oct 7 · 10:31 PM MT
  6. Updated · description text changedWed, Oct 7 · 10:32 PM MT
  7. Updated · description text changedThu, Oct 8 · 10:31 PM MT
  8. Updated · description text changedThu, Oct 8 · 10:32 PM MT
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J&A for Structural Engineering and Liquid Mercury Removal and Remediation Services for the Dunn Solar Telescope (DST)

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