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Details: The Subject Of The Design Competition Will Be The Comprehensive Architectural Design Of The New Building Of The Alšova South Bohemian Gallery Museum On Senovážné Square In České Budějovice. The Selected Architect/general Designer Team Will Subsequently Process All Project Phases Of The Investment Plan. The Purpose Of This Preliminary Notice Is To Survey The Market Regarding The Interest Of Potential Suppliers In The Proposal Competition. More Detailed Information On The Market Research Is Published On The Profile Of The Client. This Is Not A Preliminary Market Consultation. Publication Of The Preliminary Information Notice Does Not Initiate The Design Competition; The Contest Will Be Initiated With The Announcement Of The Contest Commencement..

Details: The subject of the public contract is the conclusion of a contract with one contractor for the processing of project documentation for construction at the level of documentation that will be used for the selection of the contractor and for the implementation of the construction (pdps), hereinafter referred to as the project documentation (pd), for the construction of "road Ii/469 Hlučín, Ul . Customs A Iii/01137 Hlučín - Průtah" And Engineering Activities For This Event In The Scope Of Ensuring All Discussions, Surveys And Statements Of State Administration Bodies Necessary For The Implementation Of The Plan And Related Management E.g. Allowing Closures. The Content of the Subject of Fulfillment Is the Delivery of the Complete Agreed Project Documentation (pd) Including All Relevant Statements, Permits and Minutes of Meetings. The subject of the Public Contract is also the performance of a diagnostic survey of the construction of the roadway and the design of a technically and economically optimal method of repairing the roadway surface, including an assessment of the Pau content according to Decree 283/2023 Coll. Roadway Construction Diagnostic Survey – A Simplified Roadway Construction Diagnostic Survey will be conducted to the extent necessary for the Design of Economic Roadway Surface Repair. In the event that cold recycling technology is chosen for the design of the technology, the calculation of the bearing capacity of the subgrade must also be part of the processed diagnostics. Scope of Assignment of Diagnostic Survey: - Vip Visual Inspection (recording of malfunctions by Photodigital System) - Sampling of Core Boreholes (jv) From the Asphalt Formation to Determine the Thickness of the Asphalt Layers, or the First Base Layer - in the Necessary Number. - Laboratory Analysis of Asphalt Mixtures Including Determination of Total Pau Content According to Decree 283/2023 Coll. For Each Hole And Each Layer Especially - In The Necessary Number. - Defining the properties of the materials of individual existing structural layers, determining the causes of failures and proposing the method and technology of the repair - Final report with a variant proposal for the repair of the roadway in the given location - 2x In written form, 1 X On CD. The Final Report Will Contain the Following Chapters: 1. Basic Data 2. Location of Sections 3. Description of the Surface Condition, Incl. Graphic Record From the Visual Inspection, Plotting of Probes, etc. 4. Description and Evaluation of Tests 5. Description of Probes and Laboratory Analyzes, Incl. Photo Documentation of Their Samples 6. Proposal for Repair in Variant Solution (e.g. 1st Variant – Smaller Thickness of Reinforcement With Shorter Lifetime, 2nd Variant – With Longer Lifetime, Proposals Must Take into Account the Results of IZ Tests From the Point of View of Generation and Amount of Waste). In Intravilán, it is possible to observe the existing level of the roadway 7. Photo documentation of the state of the road surface 8. Test results reports (bearing capacity, deflections, layer thickness + Reinforcement proposal, Jv report, Vs report, Asphalt mixture analysis report, soil properties test report) 9. Reports From the results of the Pau Exams, Classification of Classes Zas A Zpm 10. Protocols From the Results of the Analysis According to Proc. C. 273/2021 Coll. Roadway Construction Layers Will Be Designed In Accordance With Roadway Construction Diagnostic Survey by Insured Contractor. Part of the Project Documentation will also be the Construction Maintenance Permit Ev. no. 01137-8p In Km About 8,600 (front end repair) And also the preparation of the 1st Hpm and the registration sheet of the pass by the authorized person, including the introduction into the Bms system.

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Details: Maritime Administration: vessel Efficiency And Noise Reduction Technology Application Demonstration For The Gulf Of Mexico, Usa rfp No. 693jf725r000002 request For Proposals (rfp) the Maritime Administration’s (marad) Maritime Environmental And Technical Assistance (meta) Program Is Issuing This Request For Proposals (rfp) For Demonstrating Enhanced Energy Efficiency Technology Applications On Board Commercial Vessels That Are Also Indicated To Significantly Reduce Vessel Generated Underwater Radiated Noise (urn). The Meta Program Is Partnering With Noaa To Support This Effort. To That End, The National Fish And Wildlife Foundation (nfwf) Is Administering Additional, Separate Funds On Behalf Of The National Oceanic And Atmospheric Administration (noaa) That May Also Be Available Under This Rfp. Applicants That Are Being Considered For These Nfwf Administered Funds Will Be Notified In Advance Of Award. award May Be For One Or Multiple Projects With Budgets Up To $500,000. projects Should Be Completed Within 36 Months From Time Of Award. a. Program Description: 1) Background the Meta Program (46 U.s.c. § 50307) Is Investigating The Interconnections Between Broader Energy Efficiency And Decarbonization Initiatives In The Maritime Sector, With A Specific Focus On Reducing Urn From Vessels And Exploring Potential Co-benefits. Key Takeaways From A Recent U.s. Co-led Imo Workshop Stated In Part That The Most Promising Opportunities For Optimizing Energy Efficiency Gains And Achieving Ghg And Urn Reductions Are In The Early Ship Design Stage, Using A Systems Approach, And Considering More Holistic Re-conception. The Workshop Highlighted The Necessity For Intentional And Integrated Ship Designs That Prioritize Energy Efficiency While Simultaneously Reducing Ghg Emissions And Urn. this Request For Proposals (rfp) Is Focused On Energy Efficiency And Urn Reduction Technology Demonstration With A Preference For Technologies, Fuels, And Approaches Integrated At The Design Phase And With Lesser Emphasis On Application For One-off Retrofit On Existing Vessels. There Is A Regional Preference For Demonstrations In The Gulf Of Mexico On Workboats, Harbor Craft, And Offshore Support, Supply, And Crew Change Vessels (to Include Offshore Oil And Gas As Well As Wind Installations And Survey Vessels). technologies May Include But Are Not Limited To Existing And Emerging Engine, Fuel, And Energy Options (e.g. Hydrogen Fuel Cells, Kinetic Energy Storage, Battery Electrification, Engines Suitable For Alternative Fuels Such As Spark-ignition Or Pilot-ignition Hydrogen, Methanol, Hybrid And Dual Fuel Capabilities, Etc.); Internal Structures, Such As Engine Mounts; Propellers, Propulsion Arrangements, Shafts, Wake Flow Designs, Bubble Application; Hull Form, Coatings, And Other Technologies Or Approaches Indicated For Improvement Of Efficiency And Reduction Of Ghg Emissions And Urn. 2) Proposal Content proposals Must Include A Mechanism To Measure And Compare Energy Efficiency/ghg Emissions And Urn Consistent With International And/or Class Standards Using Appropriate Measurement Techniques. proposals Must Provide Sufficient, Verifiable, And Detailed Information That Describes The: • Proposed Approach For Technology Integration, Demonstration, Data Collection, Assessment, And Analysis To Include Specifications For Design Considerations As Well As Ghg And Urn Measurement Consistent With International And Class Standards And Reference To Existing Guidelines, Standards, And Notations. • Proposed Project Plan Including Timeline (not To Exceed 36 Months) Inclusive Of Kick Off Meetings With Marad, Design And Technology Integration And Assessment, Outreach, Interim Progress Report Detailing Vessel Design And Technology Application, Data Collection And Analysis, And Final Report Deliverables. • Provide A Description Of The Proposed Equipment/technology/design Specifications Including The Technology Readiness Level (trl) And Any Proof Of Concept. • Description Of Partnerships, Collaborations, And/or Processes That Will Ensure Success Of The Proposal. • The Applicant’s Capabilities, Related Experience, Techniques, Or Unique Combinations Of These That Are Integral Factors For Achieving The Proposal Objectives To Include Experience That Supports Ability To Successfully Manage And Achieve Project Goals And Objectives Of Similar Type And Scope. • Proposed Total Cost For The Proposal To Include A Detailed Budget And Justification Describing The Expected Effort For Each Objective/component And Final Report. Description Of Key Personnel, Qualifications, And Expected Level Of Effort Should Also Be Included. proposals May Include: - Additional Considerations, Outreach, Or Analysis Recommended To Achieve The Goals Of The Project. b. Federal Award Information: the Primary Type Of Financial Assistance Instrument That Will Be Awarded To A Successful Applicant Is A Cooperative Agreement. The Substantial Involvement Of Marad May Include Coordinating Discussions With Interested Parties Including The Interagency, Industry, And Others; Providing Background Materials For Specific Consideration; Guidance On Specific Information To Be Included In The Report; Review Of Materials And Deliverables At Intermediate Points; And Other Engagement, As Needed. marad Will Fund 100% Of The Total Cost Of The Project That Is Selected For Award. Proposals Must Include A Detailed Cost Breakdown That Shows How Federal Funds Will Be Used For The Project. projects That Are Considered For Noaa Funding Will Be Awarded Under Grant Agreements Administered By Nfwf But Will Retain The Same Reporting Requirements. upon Project Completion, The Awardee Must Furnish A Comprehensive Report Not To Exceed 36 Months From The Award. This Report Should, At A Minimum, Encompass - The Methodology, Results, And Conclusions For The Technology Application - Verification Of Efficiency/ghg Emissions And Urn Measures; - Highlight Any Technology Challenges And Outline Barriers, Opportunities, Requirements, And Other Emergent Considerations, Including Research Priorities For Incorporating The Technology Or Design Element. - Include Internationally Relevant Information For The Integration Of The Demonstrated Technology Or Approach For Ghg And Urn Reduction Measures. additional Information: to Be Considered For Selection, The Study Must Include A Timeline For Completion Within 36 Months From The Time Of Award. The Report Will Be Publicly Available And Posted To The Meta Webpage. marad Reserves The Right To Fund Some Or None Of The Proposals Received Under This Rfp. Marad Provides No Funding For Reimbursement Of Proposal Development Costs. Technical And Cost Proposals (or Any Other Material) Submitted In Response To This Rfp Will Not Be Returned. It Is The Policy Of Marad To Treat All Proposals Submitted Under This Rfp As Sensitive Competitive Information And To Disclose Their Contents Only For The Purposes Of Evaluation. this Announcement Is An Expression Of Interest Only And Does Not Commit Marad To Make Any Award. as The Noaa Funding Is Being Provided Through The Marad Solicitation, All Terms Of Solicitation, Application, Review And Award Notification Discussed In This Rfp Will Also Apply To Projects Considered For Funding Through Nfwf Unless Otherwise Noted. Any Additional Terms And Conditions Of A Nfwf Award Will Be Presented Prior To Contracting. c. Eligibility Information: 1. Eligible Applicants: The Following Entities Are Designated As “eligible Entities” Under 46 U.s.c. § 50307(d) And Are Eligible To Apply: (1) Private Entities, Including Nonprofit Organizations; (2) State, Regional, Or Local Governments Or Entities, Including Special Districts; (3) Indian Tribes (as Defined In Section 4 Of The Indian Self-determination And Education Assistance Act (25 U.s.c. § 5304)) Or A Consortium Of Indian Tribes; (4) Institutions Of Higher Education As Defined Under Section 102 Of The Higher Education Act Of 1965 (20 U.s.c. § 1002); Or (5) A Partnership Or Collaboration Of Entities Described In Paragraphs (1) Through (4) Above. 2. Systems For Award Management (sam) Requirements. Marad Will Not Make An Award To An Applicant Until The Applicant Has Complied With All Applicable Unique Entity Identifier And Sam Requirements And If An Applicant Has Not Fully Complied With The Requirements By The Time Marad Is Ready To Make An Award, Marad May Determine That The Applicant Is Not Qualified To Receive An Award And Use That Determination As A Basis For Making An Award To Another Applicant. Please See Section D.3 For Information On Sam Requirements. Marad Will Not Make An Award To Any Applicant With An Exclusion In Sam. d. Application And Submission Information 1. Address To Request Application Package. This Rfp Contains All The Information Needed To Submit A Proposal And Be Considered For Award. No Specific Application Form Or Other Materials Need To Be Obtained From Marad. 2. Content And Form Of Application. See Section B For The Required Contents Of The Proposal. Proposals Are Limited To 15 Pages And Must Be Received Within 60 Days Of The Publication Of This Notice. 3. Unique Entity Identifier And System For Award Management (sam). each Applicant Is Required To: (a) Be Registered And Current In Sam Before Submitting Its Application; (b) Provide A Valid Unique Entity Identifier In Its Applicant; And (c) Continue To Maintain An Active Sam Registration With Current Information At All Times During Which It Has An Active Federal Award Or An Application Or Plan Under Consideration By A Federal Awarding Agency. Marad Will Not Make An Award To An Applicant Until The Applicant Has Complied With All Applicable Unique Entity Identifier And Sam Requirements And If An Applicant Has Not Fully Complied With The Requirements By The Time Marad Is Ready To Make An Award, Marad May Determine That The Applicant Is Not Qualified To Receive An Award And Use That Determination As A Basis For Making An Award To Another Applicant. 4. Submission Dates And Times. the Deadline For Proposal Submission Is 4:00 Pm (dc Local Time) On The Closing Date Listed For This Rfp On Sam.gov. Please Submit Proposals In Pdf Format Attached To An Email. Send Proposals To Christian Onwudiegwu At Christian.onwudiegwu@dot.gov. And Kelly Mitchell-carroll At K.mitchell-carroll@dot.gov. Please Include The Funding Opportunity Number And Title In The Subject Line. Do Not Send Paper Copies, Or Other Media Of The Proposal Via Post Office Or Delivery Service. Proposals Received By Marad After The Deadline Will Not Be Considered For Award. An Email Will Be Deemed “received” By Marad On The Date And Time The Email Was “sent” To The Email Address Above, As Determined By Marad’s Servers. 5. Intergovernmental Review. this Funding Opportunity Is Not Subject To Executive Order 12372, “intergovernmental Review Of Federal Programs.” 6. Funding Restrictions. applicants Are Advised To Review 2 C.f.r. Part 200, Uniform Administrative Requirements, Cost Principles And Audit Requirements For Federal Awards As Supplemented By 2 C.f.r. Part 1201 For Cost Principles Used To Determine Allowable Costs Of Work Performed Under Federal Awards. e. Application Review Information 1. Review And Selection Process. marad Has Set-up An Internal Review Team To Evaluate All Proposals That Are Submitted Under This Announcement. All Eligible Proposals Will Be Evaluated Within 3 Weeks After The Closing Date. If The Review Team Has Any Questions On An Individual Proposal, It Will Notify The Applicant For Clarification. the Proposals Will Be Evaluated Against The Following Criteria: 1) Well-documented And Context-appropriate Plan To Undertake And Successfully Demonstrate The Integration Of Technology And Associated Ghg And Urn Measurements. 2) Clear Application Of Methods Supporting Technology Integration, Demonstration, Data Collection, Assessment, And Analysis To Include Specifications For Ghg And Urn Measurement Consistent With International And Class Standards And Reference To Existing Guidelines, Standards, And Notations. 3) The Applicant’s Capabilities, Related Experience, Technical Knowledge, Techniques, Or Unique Combinations Of These That Are Integral Factors For Achieving The Proposal Objectives To Include Experience That Supports Ability To Successfully Manage And Achieve Study Goals And Objectives Of Similar Type And Scope. 4) Scope And Extent Of Partnerships With The Community And Stakeholders And Their Role In The Project That Will Ensure Success Of The Proposal. 5) Detailed Project Timeline With Descriptions Of Key Decision Points And Areas Of Uncertainty. 6) Budget And Justification Demonstrating Appropriate And Defensible Cost Per Component, Personnel, Timeline, And Final Deliverables. f. Federal Award Administration Information 1. Federal Award Notices. the Successful Applicant(s) Will Be Notified By Marad’s Office Of Acquisition Via Telephone; However; The Telephone Call Is Not The Actual Award Or The Authorization To Begin Performance. All Awards Will Be Made By A Cooperative Agreement Signed By Marad’s Agreement/grants Officer. After An Award Has Been Made, A Marad Representative From The Office Of Environment And Innovation Will Notify The Awardee To Set-up A Kick-off Meeting For The Project. If A Project Is Not Receiving A Marad Award But Is Being Considered For A Noaa/nfwf Award, Then Nfwf Will Notify The Applicant Of Their Interest. 2. Administrative And National Policy Requirements. applicants Are Advised To Review 2. C.f.r. Part 200, Uniform Administrative Requirements, Costs Principles And Audit Requirements For Federal Awards As Supplemented By 2 C.f.r. Part 1201, For Applicable Administrative And National Policy Requirements. For A Copy Of The General Terms And Conditions Of The Federal Award Made Under This Rfp, Please Contact Christian Onwudiegwu At Christian.onwudiegwu@dot.gov. Federal Awards Made Under Rfp May Include Additional Terms That Are Specific To The Project, Including Without Limitation Awardee Information, Project Description, Funding Details And Appropriate Data Rights Clauses. 3. Reporting. applicants Are Advised To Review 2 C.f.r. Part 200, Uniform Administrative Requirements, Costs Principles, And Audit Requirements For Federal Awards, As Supplemented By 2 C.f.r. Part 1201, For Applicable Reporting Requirements. Federal Awards Made Under This Rfp May Include Additional Reporting Requirements That Are Appropriate For The Specific Project To Be Funded By Marad. g. Federal Awarding Agency Contact for Any Questions Relating To The Technical Or Programmatic Aspects Of This Rfp, Please Contact Alyson Azzara Environmental Protection Specialist, At Alyson.azzara@dot.gov. for Any Questions About The Administration Of This Funding Opportunity And Any Awards, Please Contact Christian Onwudiegwu At Christian.onwudiegwu@dot.gov And Copy Alyson Azzara At Alyson.azzara@dot.gov. h. Other Information applicants Must Identify All Proprietary Information In Its Submission. Marad Is Not Obligated to Make Any Federal Award Because Of This Rfp.

Details: Purpose of Preliminary Notice Notice of technology Dialogue \n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n This is not a contract notice nor a tender plus a plug-in for a market survey. Preliminary Notice of Acquisn and Procurement Procedures are Preliminary No Purchase Entity in the Public Procurement Procedure.\n\ The purpose is to investigate Clothings associated with the incineration of Effective Service Housing of Older Persons, Conns and Service Production, otherwise the Purchase may be achieved by the most appropriate Purpose. The purpose of the information plug is to receive feedback, for example, on the minimum requirements set for the procurement procedure, service content and price level.

Details: The Context: Faced with climate change and input inflation, it is crucial for farmers to understand how these changes will influence their costs and income. Indeed, new working methods and new cultures can provide solutions, but their economic viability is difficult to assess. Several Issues Were Identified by Elected Officials of the Rhône-Alpes Territorial Committee During Participatory Work Concerning the Financial Management of Operations Faced with the Current Context: The Relocation of Production Fluctuations in Raw Material Prices Environmental Regulations And Constantly Evolving Food Safety. The Recent Problem of the Sale of Value-Added Products (Organic, Labeled). Diversification as a Solution to Economic Resilience. Initial Training in Agriculture Does Not Always Cover All Aspects of Financial Management The Results of the Survey Among Beneficiaries in 2022 of Financial Management Training Reveal That 41% of Respondents Are Not Satisfied with the Profitability of Their Farm, Putting Thus, there is evidence of a pressing need for improvement in this area. Although 83% of operators say they are competent in terms of controlling production costs, a significant proportion of 45% have not taken into account the consequences of inflation on these costs. This Highlights the Need to Strengthen Their Financial Analysis Skills to Take into Account Changing Economic Factors. This survey also highlighted that 60% of participants expressed the desire to find room for progress to improve the profitability of their operations. However, 45% of them have not yet managed to identify opportunities for such improvements. These results highlight a need for support to help these farmers identify and exploit new areas of progress to develop their profitability. Analysis of the Results Also Indicates a Predominantly Negative Sentiment Among Respondents Regarding Their Level of Financial Management Skills, With a Net Promoter Score (nps) of -33, Suggesting a Significant Need for Skills Building in This Area . In Conclusion: The Data From Our Survey Justifies the Importance of Investing in the Training of Farmers in Financial Analysis. These training courses are essential to help them understand their situation, identify economically viable areas for progress, and thus contribute to strengthening the profitability of their farms, ensuring their resilience in the face of economic and environmental challenges, and promoting sustainable agriculture.

Description: Contract notice – general guideline, standard regulation, open procedure (services) Procurement of DL for IT services and IT services from Hessenforst in 16 lots IT services in the IT environment of Hessenforst. Services in the areas of IT services, IT services and in ... Additional procurement of DL for IT services and IT services from Hessenforst in 16 lots IT services in the IT environment of Hessenforst. Services in the areas of IT services, IT services and in IT specialist applications, each divided into 16 specialist lots. Services in the IT service data center and in the IT services virtualization, network and operating systems Services in the IT service data center and in the IT services virtualization, network and operating systems The IT service data center provides Hessenforst users with applications centrally and primarily uses the virtualization, network and operating systems services for this purpose. The service must be continually developed and, as a basic IT service, must provide interfaces to all other IT services. The IT service therefore requires high levels of advisory expertise at a strategic level in order to further develop the service, as well as high levels of communication skills to coordinate all IT employees who use the service, who are responsible for an application or a server, for example. The virtualization service offers - the operation of virtual machines on a hypervisor basis, - desktops and apps currently virtualized on Citrix Xenapp 7.15 Ltsr under Windows Server 2016 and, which is being phased out, Windows Server 2008 R2, as well as - profile virtualization based on VMware User Environment Management 9.x and - another virtual data center location in the Microsoft Azure cloud, which must be administered and, if necessary, expanded. The network service ensures - the provision of WAN connections for currently 49 locations on an MPLS basis via a framework agreement with the HZD and LAN connections for the connection to the network of the state of Hesse and thus access to the central data center, - the provision of IP addresses for the servers, clients and printers (with the help of DHCP) and their overview via IP address management (IPAM), - the connection of around 400 individual locations with different contractual partners outside the HZD framework agreements and - the provision of VPN client software for external service providers, - the application for firewall changes via the HZD change management and - the maintenance of the active network components in the CMDB. The operating systems service ensures - the implementation of platform developments based on new operating systems (currently Windows 10 and Windows Server 2016), - the usability of HZD services such as Active Directory and DNS (configuration and administration of user and client objects, applications, currently self-created group policies, maintaining close contact with HZD as the operator of the base). The following services are to be provided for the IT data center IT service: - advice, project management and implementation of tasks related to the basic structure, operation and technical development of the Hessenforst data center and its interfaces to the Hessian Central Office for Data Processing (HZD). Requirements for mobile applications as well as the basic specifications and developments of the state of Hesse and its central service providers, in particular the Hessian Central Office for Data Processing (HZD), must be taken into account. The following services are to be provided for the IT service virtualization: consulting, project management and implementation of tasks in the area of virtualization or its further development. The following services are to be provided for the IT service network: consulting, project management and implementation of tasks in the area of networks or its further development. The following services are to be provided for the IT service operating systems: consulting, project management and implementation of tasks in the area of operating systems or its further development Services in IT service, IT workplace service and IT service IT workplace hardware The IT service includes the provision of technical workplace equipment, as well as the associated services such as installation, user support and troubleshooting, as well as the further development of IT workplace equipment at Hessenforst. This includes all end devices operated by Hessenforst, Hessenpc and telephony operated by HZD. There are currently around 1,800 IT workstations in operation at - 39 forestry offices, - 2 Hessenforst Technik locations, - 2 state operations management locations, - around 500 individual locations (districts, teleworking locations) and - the Kellerwald-Edersee National Park (here as an IT service provider for the national park). The IT service includes the provision of technical workplace equipment, as well as the associated services such as installation, user support and troubleshooting. All projects involving the introduction of new hardware such as mobile devices and the standard of the state of Hesse are supported by the service. The IT service Workplace Hardware supplies Hessenforst employees with installed terminal hardware in the following classes: PC, notebook, printer, multifunction device, mobile phone/smartphone, tablet, telephone (Hessenvoice), each including accessories (monitors, keyboards, mice, cables, docking stations, batteries, SIM cards). With regard to the device classes mentioned, it is responsible for controlling/implementing the logistics associated with device supply, such as warehousing, installation using software distribution, rollout and support in procuring devices, keeping spare parts, handling repairs and warranty cases by third parties. Service employees maintain the affected CIS in the Cmdb and, as user support employees, provide support in both the incident management process and request fulfillment. The service also develops standard hardware equipment for specific user roles/tasks and develops standard procedures for creating and delivering this equipment, and defines associated standard changes. The service develops and implements standard processes for troubleshooting and error correction on components for which the service is responsible. The following services are to be provided for the IT service IT workplace service: - Advice and project management for tasks related to the provision of IT workplaces at Hessenforst. Requirements for mobile applications as well as the basic specifications and developments of the state of Hesse and its central service providers, in particular the Hessian Central Office for Data Processing (HZD), must be taken into account. The following services are to be provided for the IT service IT workstation hardware: - Services in connection with the provision of IT workstations Services in the IT service GIS The IT service ensures the provision and processing of geoinformation via IT specialist applications in the state-owned company Hessenforst. So that the IT service can meet the requirements of the company, various technical services provide different tools and processes, including the IT services Forestry GIS, Operational GIS, Mobile GIS, Portal and GIS Server Infrastructure and SDE, Geodata & Processes. The following services are to be provided for the IT service GIS: - Advice on fundamental, strategic and technical issues relating to the IT service GIS. The advice is independent of the existing (and future) contracts for the development and further development of the IT services ForestryGIS and the operational GIS (BGIS), as these contracts serve to support and drive development within the IT services. In order to plan a neutral strategic orientation in the service or to accompany current developments with the necessary measures at the service level, the advice must take place outside of the above-mentioned contracts and, above all, be manufacturer-independent. Services in the IT service Portal for ArcGIS and GIS server infrastructure The IT service ensures the provision and processing of geoinformation via IT specialist applications in the state-owned company Hessenforst. Various technical services provide different tools and processes so that the IT service can meet the requirements of the company. The portal for ArcGIS is a central component of ArcGIS Enterprise. In particular, the introduction of a mobile GIS and corresponding offline applications has made it a central part of the GIS infrastructure at Hessenforst. The portal for ArcGIS has been made available in the Hessenforst data center in the production, development and integration environments. Mobile applications based on the product Weblinemobile, the Esri standard apps and also the operational GIS are developed using the portal for ArcGIS or are then migrated. On the basis of an architecture and operating concept, the portal for ArcGIS must be operated, expanded, monitored, maintained and kept up to date. The requirements therefore include the operational operation, architecture and administration of the portal. The development of processes for automation in the environment of the portal under the ArcGIS API for Python should be given high priority in order to support the implementation of recurring requirements for administration and operation. The following services are to be provided: - Administration, monitoring and operation of the portal for ArcGIS - Development of processes for automation in the portal environment under ArcGIS API for Python Services in the IT service Forst-GIS The IT service ensures the provision and processing of geoinformation in the state-owned company Hessenforst. The "ForstGIS" service essentially supports the GIS and forestry management services. The service provides users with systems and software for maintaining basic spatial data and generating maps as part of forestry management. The service has interfaces to other services such as database management and the Arcsde service for geodata management. The aim of the ForstGIS service is to enable end users to maintain geodata at Hessen-Forst. The users who use the products and systems provided by the ForstGIS include the Forestry Geoinformation department (an organizational unit of the state management) with the subject areas of GIS data management and GIS analysis as well as forest management planning and the internal and external foresters. The service is used to design, develop and provide Hessenforst's own geoprocessing tools, the so-called Hessentools, to support the workflows. The basis is the ESRI software Arcmap and ArcGIS Pro. The data is stored in an ESRI SDE under Oracle. Cross-state data model with the associated geoprocessing tools via the product Fobis. The product "prosuite" from ESRI CH, in the future from Dira Geosystems, is used to ensure quality when maintaining geometry data. Map series are currently still configured and output using the Map Toolset (KTS) product. The interface software FME is used for mass processing and further geo-processing. The ticket system is the software "echolon". The following services are to be provided: - Support for adjustments as a result of technical and specialist changes - Development of test scenarios and implementation of tests as part of change and release management - Second level support for users with regard to the software provided, the functions and the processes as part of incident management Services in the IT services Mobile GIS and mobile wood recording GIS facts and maps that are important for the state forestry company and its employees and that can provide answers that support decision-making are made available to the user via the Hessenforst app MGIS / MGIS HF Offline. This is not a web application, but a native iOS app for iPhone and iPad. In addition to providing information for the field service, recordings and changes for the central procedures are made via specific specialist applications. Data is exchanged bidirectionally in both directions, centrally to the central databases and locally to mobile iOS devices (iPhone and iPad). The Mgis app currently provides 7 specialist applications, such as traffic safety, with a variety of topics. The system landscape consists of 3 environments each: a development environment, an integration and test environment, and the production environment. In addition to the purely location-related applications, the first application that is primarily focused on factual information has been added: wood recording and pile location. The technological basis of the Mgis/Mgis HF app for iOS is the Weblinemobile app from Intend Geoinformatik, which has been adapted for Hessenforst and is used via Arcgis Enterprise and the Arcgis portal. The development environment is Arcgis Runtime V100.x. The app is made available to employees via the Enterprise Appstore of the Hessenzentrale für Datenverarbeitung (HZD) and is authorized via Active Directory. The bidirectional connection to the portal for ArcGIS and the backend infrastructure with the databases is established via a special VPN application. MGIS was developed as a native offline app with an actively initiated synchronization, since a secure Internet connection is generally not possible in the forest. Developments on the app are carried out by the developer company. The applications are created, adapted and made available in the portal for ArcGIS. Users can then download the applications from there to their mobile devices depending on their authorization. The configuration of an application and the associated web services is carried out via ArcGIS Pro as well as a metadata schema in the portal for ArcGIS and a database-supported configuration framework, which enables a high degree of automation to be achieved. The following services are to be provided: - Ensuring the technical operability of the system environment, the applications and their configurations - Configuration, creation and adaptation of the required services - Participation in all further developments and the tests carried out for this - Development of test scenarios - Ensuring second level support for all applications IT services Operational GIS Operational GIS is the central web-based information and recording system for all GIS issues that are important for the state forestry operation and its employees and that can provide answers that support decision-making. Currently, more than 150 topics are provided via system maps, individual topics or topic groups. In addition to central state-wide topics, users have the option of creating their own maps or overview maps, adding their own content to them and making them available to others. The system landscape consists of 3 environments each: a development environment, an integration and test environment and the production environment. One focus of the work is on providing new themes and adapting and expanding existing themes within the web application using a configuration tool specifically developed for this purpose. Another focus is on creating, adapting and monitoring the web services required for the web application via ArcGIS Enterprise with the Portals for Ar-cgis and the ArcGIS Server. There is close cooperation with the Portal and Server Infrastructure service. The data required for the maps and themes is kept in an Oracle database and entered into the database or updated via the IT service SDE Geodata&processes. This also applies to data model changes that arise as a result of new or changed themes. The operational GIS in its current expansion stage is a customized web GIS application via the Webline product from Intend Geoinformatik, which was developed on the basis of the ESRI Java Script API 3.x and can be run in all common browsers. As a rule, little or nothing is programmed independently; instead, it is configured (configurator). The GIS web services are configured using the Esri Arcmap software, and the applications themselves are configured using the Webline-specific configurator. HTML and CSS are used to design forms, and JavaScript code is embedded in the HTML code if required. The database contents are accessed using the Esri ArcGIS Arcmap software, the FME interface software, or using Oracle SQL Developer and SQL. The plan is to replace the current operational GIS based on the Webline product and Java Script 3.x by the end of 2025. As of today, the plan is to provide a new application using the Esri Java Script API 4.x. Mobile GIS and operational GIS are closely linked. The aim is to establish an even closer connection via the ArcGIS portal and to combine and use configurations for the two IT services, operational and mobile GIS. The aim is to use standardized interfaces in order to be able to offer more consistent processes for the different GIS and non-GIS procedures without any interruptions. The ticket system is the "echolon" software. The following services are to be provided: -Ensuring the technical operability of the system environment, the applications and their configurations -Configuration, creation and adaptation of the required services -Participation in all further developments and the tests carried out for this -Development of test scenarios -Second level support for users with regard to the software provided, the functions and the processes within the framework of incident management Services in the IT service SDE, geodata & processes The SDE, geodata & processes service plays a central role in the GIS and IT technical provision service as well as the handling and processing of geoinformation and serves all GIS IT services directly in the performance of their tasks. In addition to a specific administrative role, the service includes the roles of geodata and process management. The service ensures access to spatial data in the geodatabases. The data is kept in an ESRI SDE and ST_geometry in the Oracle databases. The data models required for the respective IT services and their application must be developed, created, adapted to changed requirements and access to the data must be regulated using granular authorizations. The service is responsible for the contents of the geodatabases and for ensuring that they are up-to-date, of high quality, of performance and of functionality. To ensure this, in addition to ESRI standard tools and methods, the FME interface software from Safesoft as well as database jobs, database procedures and database triggers are developed and used. The provision of new and updated data as well as quality-assured data is a central component of the service portfolio. This is supported by automated process, maintenance and job chains. Regular monitoring of these as well as checking and analyzing the output logs is a central component of the service's tasks. In addition to the administrative and operational activities for the company's own service, it is also necessary to support the other GIS IT services and to accompany the implementation of test and quality assurance work that is carried out as part of change and release management. As part of requirements management and application development, advice and support is provided, particularly for the IT service GIS and the GIS services. Troubleshooting in 2nd and 3rd level support as well as the support or takeover of defined work packages in projects is part of the tasks to be performed. The following services are to be provided: - Ensuring the technical operability of the system environment for the applications of the GIS IT services - Geodata management and provision of new and updated as well as quality-assured data in the central Oracle database and an ESRI SDE - Configuration and creation and adaptation of the required processes, job chains and procedures - Data modelling and rights management - Testing and analysis of the output logs - Participation in all further developments and the tests to be carried out for this - Development of test scenarios - Second level support for users with regard to the software provided, the functions and the processes within the framework of incident management Services for Gupta Team Developer (incl. Building Blocks) and C#.net/Visual Basic.net The IT services described in the service description provide various forestry specialist applications that are currently available with Gupta Team Developer and the Class library building blocks are developed. In detail, these are: - Timber recording and marketing (HEV), - Procurement of forestry services (BFD), - Forestry facilities (and natural inspection), - Integrated time and quantity recording, natural data recording (IZME/NDE), - The hunting program, - Parcel management, - Bark damage survey (SSE), - Measures management and - Personnel management. The data storage of these specialist applications is based on a relational data model in a central Oracle database. Therefore, good SQL and PL/SQL knowledge is a basic requirement for the (further) development of these specialist applications. The Eldatsmart data exchange format is also used and further developed for data exchange with other market participants in the area of raw timber marketing. Services for development, programming, troubleshooting and error correction are required for the OG forestry specialist applications. Development is understood to mean the development of one or more technical solutions in order to solve a problem or task. Programming is understood to mean the technical implementation of the solution developed. It is planned to port all applications on the technological basis of Gupta to C#.net. The porting is expected to be completed in 2026, so that after that no more services for Gupta development and programming will be requested. Services for application development and maintenance in C#.net after porting from Gupta Team Developer The IT services described in the service description provide various specialist forestry applications that were developed with Gupta Team Developer and the Building Blocks class library and then transferred to C#.net as part of a porting project. In detail, these are: - Timber recording and marketing (HEV), - Procurement of forestry services (BFD), - Forestry establishment (and natural inspection), - Integrated time and quantity recording, natural data recording (IZME/NDE), - The hunting program, - Parcel management, - Bark damage survey (SSE), - Measures management and - Personnel management. The data storage of these specialist applications is based on a relational data model in a central Oracle database. Therefore, good SQL and PL/SQL knowledge is a basic requirement for the (further) development of these specialist applications. Since the specialist applications were originally written in Gupta Team Developer and ported to C#.NET in 2025, good experience in Gupta Team Developer and the Building Blocks class library is an advantage. The Eldatsmart data exchange format is also used and further developed for data exchange with other market participants in the area of raw wood marketing. It is planned to port all applications based on Gupta technology to C#.net. The porting is expected to be completed in 2026, so that services from this lot will only be called up after the porting. With the porting, the previous reports based on Gupta Reports must also be ported to a new reporting platform. For the OG forestry specialist applications, services for the development, programming, troubleshooting and error correction of the applications and reports are required. Development means the development of one or more technical solutions in order to solve a problem or task. Programming means the technical implementation of the solution developed. Services in the Oracle Apex environment Currently, 4 applications are productive using Oracle Apex (wood location, operational sampling, cultivated area evaluation and reorganization). Further applications are planned. For these applications and for possible new applications, services for consulting, development, programming, troubleshooting and error correction are required. Services in the SAP BW environment Based on the SAP BW system of the state of Hesse, the applications economic planning, control (wiplus), BFD reports and sales planning have been developed in one portal. Wiplus supports the economic planning of the forestry operations it supports and the natural planning in the state forest. The implementation of the planning is supported by execution data that is maintained in Wiplus (control) and evaluated in the form of plan-actual reports. Plan-actual reports are possible at the district, forestry office and state management levels. Sales planning is a separate application in the portal that accesses the economic planning data. Sales planning bundles planning quantities in preparation for sales negotiations and provides needs-based functions for data maintenance, entry and evaluation. The BFD reports application enables evaluations of award data from the company's own specialist procedure for the procurement of forestry services (BFD for short). Evaluations are offered as design studio reports and SAP BO Analysis for Excel reports. For these applications, services for consulting, (further) development, troubleshooting and 3rd level support are relevant. The applications are hosted at the Hess. Competence Center (HCC) on a SAP BW platform. The HCC operates and partially develops these applications. One order for support, consulting, small developments/bug fixing, etc. is planned each year, as well as, if necessary, one order as part of an IT project for (further) development. Services in the IT service Birt The IT services described in the service description provide various specialist forestry applications, some of which provide reports based on Birt Reporting. For the further development and maintenance of these reports, services for programming, troubleshooting and error correction are required. Services in the IT services mass storage, server and backup/disaster recovery For the IT services mass storage, server and backup/disaster recovery, services for consulting and carrying out tasks in these services are relevant. Mass storage The service provides disk space based on storage systems operated by Hessenforst and rented storage (hzd). Hessenforst operates 4 systems from the manufacturer Dellemc. Two systems are located in the ARZ Mainz, two more in Giessen. Block-oriented volumes are used for VMware data storage as well as file server services with NFS and CIFS/SMB. Mass storage is also used as a backup target (Veeam, snapshots). Hessenforst operates QNAP systems for file transfer and backup. Every backend system required by any software used is mapped as a virtual machine via VMware VSphere on mass storage systems. Every application required by users stores data on the mass storage systems. All user drives (e.g. F:\, G:\, U:\) are located on Hessenforst mass storage. The service provides the following functions: File services: File services for both Microsoft-oriented systems (CIFs/SMB) and Linux-based systems (NFS). When providing the Birt & databases (Oracle) services, a protocol conversion takes place between the two worlds. VMware data storage: Data storage is made available for the VMware hypervisor. This takes place via the Fibrechannel (Giessen) and ISCSI (ARZ Mainz) protocols. Server/hardware The service provides virtual or bare-metal compute and RAM resources based on X64 systems. Hessenforst operates both physical and virtualized servers. The majority of the systems are located in ARZ Mainz and Giessen. There are also servers in every forestry office, in the Forestry Training Center (FBZ) Weilburg and in facilities of the Kellerwald-Edersee National Park (NPA). Each backend system either runs directly on a server (bare.metal) or receives a virtual environment via VMware. The service provides the following functions: Compute: CPU resources for operating systems or hypervisors. RAM: Memory resources for operating systems or hypervisors. Local mass storage: In the case of servers not operated in clusters (e.g. NPA & Forestry Office ESX hosts as well as bare-metal servers (admin server) Backup/disaster recovery This service offers all other services the option of backing up data and restoring all necessary files. Both file-based and server/client-based data backup solutions are offered. In addition, the DR case is considered and appropriate precautionary measures are taken (RTO/RPO). The core functionality of the IT service "Backup and Disaster Recovery (B&R)" is the backup of all operationally relevant files and virtual machines in order to be able to offer appropriate recovery options according to defined SLAs in the event of a service/emergency. The focus here is on the productive areas of Hessen-Forst. In addition, precautionary measures are taken to be able to make the relevant systems and files available again in the event of an emergency. The IT service "Backup and Disaster Recovery" offers, as a basic service of the infrastructure, The ability to back up all relevant systems that cannot be restored within a defined time frame as part of an automated software distribution and to make them available again in the event of a failure. In addition, file storage is backed up using mass storage mechanisms and data is replicated asynchronously from Mainz to Gießen. Services in the IT service Software distribution Hessenforst operates its own software distribution based on Ivanti DSM 2022.2, via which the Windows end devices in-house and virtual machines are automatically installed and maintained. The majority of the workstation computers are installed and maintained by the HZD as Hessenpc. The main tasks are: - Packaging for Citrix terminal servers - Packaging for servers - Integration of new server operating systems - Patch management for Windows and third-party manufacturers (e.g. Adobe, Firefox, and other special software in use) - Support of release management - Automation, e.g. scripting using e.g. PowerShell The framework contract partners are sent a requirements profile for the award of individual orders. Services in the IT service Monitoring For monitoring the IT infrastructure, Scom (Microsoft System Center Operations Manager) is used at Hessenforst. The following are monitored - Hypervisor (VMware ESX Server with Veeam Management Pack) - Virtual machines under Windows Server 2008-2016 - Virtual machines under Linux distributions - Hardware servers - WAN routes - Switches - Air conditioning systems Newly added systems must be included in the monitoring in coordination with the system manager and threshold values must be identified and sensibly configured. The existing infrastructure must be kept up to date with the latest technology through updates and patches.

Details: Advanced Procurement Notice Future Fighter Capabilities Project (ffcp) Cfb Cold Lake, Ab (with Security Requirements) Purpose Of This Advanced Procurement Notice This Is Not A Bid Solicitation. This Is An Advanced Procurement Notice (apn) Of Potential Contracts With Anticipated Security Requirements To Provide Interested Contractors, Suppliers, And Vendors An Opportunity To Begin The Sponsorship Request Process For Potentially Obtaining The Required Security Clearance(s) That Are Anticipated. Note That There Is No Guarantee That These Contracts Will Proceed Or That Any Security Clearance(s) Will Be Granted Under The Sponsorship Process In A Timely Fashion Or Otherwise. Description Of The Project Ellisdon Construction Services Inc. (ellisdon) As The Design Builder, Along With Its Design Partner, Stantec Have Been Contracted To Provide Design Services And Constructability Oversight To Complete The Design Of The Royal Canadian Air Force (rcaf) Infrastructure That Will Support The Future Fighter Capability Project (ffcp). The Infrastructure Will Provide Shelter And A Working Environment Capable Of Supporting The Operation And Maintenance Of A Yet To Be Determined Advanced Fighter Aircraft. Design Has Progressed Significantly With Various Tender Packages Forthcoming Tentatively To Start In Q3 2024, With Project Construction Being Conditional On The Project Receiving Approval To Proceed From Dnd. details On Upcoming Projected Tender Packages To Follow Via Amendment. Prior To This, Ellisdon Is Seeking Interested Parties Consisting Of Trade Contractors, Vendors, And Suppliers To Ensure That They Have All Necessary Security Clearances In Place Prior To This As This Is A Requirement For This Project.    Description Of The Scope Of Works Project Construction Is Conditional On The Project Receiving Approval To Proceed From Dnd. Project Scope And Summary Are Noted Below. Contract Number:  71947 Title:  Modified Design Build Services For Fighter Squadron Facility Building Size: Approximately 555,000 Sf Anticipated Posting Date: q3 2024 Description: construction Of A New A Fighter Squadron Facility Consisting Of Two Fully Operational tactical Fighter Squadrons (tfs) And The Operational Training Unit (otu),  including But Not Limited to: Offices, Administrative Spaces, Mission Planning Rooms, Briefing / De-briefing Rooms, Meeting rooms, Classrooms, Auditorium, Speciality Training Rooms Including Simulators (sims) accommodations And Part-task Trainers Accommodations, Hangars, Maintenance Bay Facilities, specialty Aircraft Maintenance Labs, Shops And Storage, It Offices And Server Rooms, Building support Spaces, And Common Spaces. This Work Package Will Also Include The Construction Of Nearby Airfield Pavements, Apron And Taxiway Access Lane Edge Lighting, And Apron Flood Lighting consisting Of Concrete And Asphalt. Construction Of Infrastructure Will Encompass The Following Scopes Of Work. Scope Of Work, Using Masterformat Divisional Breakdown As A Reference, May Include, But Are Not Limited To: Masterformat Division             Scope Of Work 01 45 00                                 Surveying 01 45 00                                 Material Testing 01 45 00                                  Third Party Inspection (roof, Structural, Geotechnical) 01 52 00                                  Temporary Facilities (trailers, Toilets, Fencing, Waste Bins) 01 54 19                                  Tower Cranes 01 54 23                                  Scaffolding 02 41 19                                  Selective Demolition 03 11 00                                  Concrete Formwork 03 15 00                                  Concrete Accessories 03 20 00                                  Reinforcing Steel 03 30 00                                  Concrete Supply 03 35 00                                  Concrete Placing & Finishing 03 45 00                                  Precast Specialties 04 00 00                                  Masonry 05 10 00                                  Structural Steel 05 30 00                                  Metal Decking 05 50 00                                  Miscellaneous Steel 05 70 00                                  Ornamental (specialized) Metals 06 20 00                                  Millwork / Architectural Woodwork 07 10 00                                  Damp Proofing & Waterproofing 07 40 00                                  Metal Roofing, Cladding & Siding 07 50 00                                  Membrane Roofing 07 80 00                                  Firestopping & Fireproofing 07 90 00                                  Caulking 08 10 00                                  Openings – Doors, Frames & Hardware 08 33 00                                  Coiling Doors & Grilles 08 34 16                                  Hanger Doors 08 35 00                                  Folding Doors & Grilles 08 36 00                                  Overhead Doors 08 40 00                                  Aluminum Entrances, Storefronts & Curtain Wall 08 80 00                                  Glazing 08 87 00                                  Window Film 09 21 16                                  Gypsum Board Assemblies 09 51 14                                  Acoustic Panels 09 60 00                                  Flooring 09 66 00                                  Tiling 09 67 00                                  Fluid Applied Flooring 09 69 00                                  Access Flooring 09 90 00                                  Painting 10 11 00                                  Visual Display Boards 10 14 00                                  Signage 10 22 19                                  Demountable Partitions 10 26 00                                  Wall, Corner, Door Protection 10 28 00                                  Bathroom Accessories & Toilet Partitions 10 51 00                                  Lockers 10 75 00                                  Flagpoles 11 30 00                                  Appliances 11 61 00                                  Theater And Stage Equipment 11 66 00                                  Athletic Equipment 11 81 29                                  Fall Arrest Systems 11 98 00                                  Detention Equipment 12 00 00                                  Furnishings 12 20 00                                  Window Coverings 14 20 00                                  Elevator & Lifts 21 00 00                                  Fire Suppression 22 00 00                                  Mechanical – Plumbing 23 00 00                                  Mechanical – Heating, Ventilation And Air Conditioning (hvac) 25 00 00                                  Integrated Automation 26 00 00                                  Electrical 28 10 00                                  Access Control            31 00 00                                  Earthworks 31 60 00                                  Piling 32 10 00                                  Paving 32 16 00                                  Sidewalk Curb & Gutter 32 31 00                                  Fencing 32 90 00                                  Landscaping 33 00 00                                  Utilities & Underground 34 73 00                                  Airfield Construction - Apron 41 22 00                                  Overhead Cranes 48 16 00                                  Geothermal Energy Project Prequalification And Anticipated Security Requirements In Order To Be Eligible To Participate In The Upcoming Project Prequalification Process, The Interested Party Will Be Required To, Among Other Things, Actively Hold All Required Security Clearance(s) At The Time Of Closing. this Will Also Be Noted in All Upcoming Solicitation Tender Documents. As Of The Date Of Posting Of This Advance Procurement Notice, The Required Security Clearance(s) Are Anticipated To Be: * for Areas Established As Security And High Security Zones - A Valid And Active Facility Security Clearance (fsc) At The Level Of Secret Granted Or Approved By The Contract Security Program (csp), Public Works And Government Services Canada (pwgsc)   * For Areas Established As Public, Reception And Operations Zones - A Valid And Active Designated Organization Screening (dos) At The Level Of Reliability Granted Or Approved By The Contract Security Program (csp), Public Works And Government Services Canada (pwgsc) Industrial Security Program (isp) Sponsorship Defence Construction Canada (dcc) Is Providing Interested Parties Early Access To The Security Clearance Application Process Through Sponsorship Under Its Industrial Security Program (isp). Accordingly, Interested Parties That Are Interested In Submitting Or Participating In A Proposal/bid For These Procurements That Fall Under This Program And That Do Not Actively Hold The Above Identified Security Clearance(s) Should Begin The Security Clearance Application Process By Applying Through Dcc’s Isp. To Begin The Security Clearance Sponsorship Process, Please Submit A Sponsorship Request Application To Dcc By Following The Steps Identified On Dcc’s Website At: Https://www.dcc-cdc.gc.ca/industry/security-requirements In Their Sponsorship Request Application To Dcc, Interested Parties Are Asked To Quote The Following Information, Among Other Things: * Contract Number As Referenced Above; And * Level Of Clearance Requested To Be Sponsored For. Sponsorship Process Timeline Sponsorship Timeline Is Currently As Follows: * Thirty (30) Calendar Days Prior To Planned Tender Closing, For Designated Organization Screening (dos); And * Sixty (60) Calendar Days Prior To Planned Solicitation/tender Closing, For Facility Security Clearance (fsc) At The Level Of Secret. Questions Any Questions Pertaining To The Isp Sponsorship Process Outlined In This Advanced Procurement Notice Can Be Addressed To: Telephone: (613) 998-8974 Email Address: Isp.sponsorship@dcc-cdc.gc.ca Any Questions, Exclusive Of Security Sponsorship, Relating To This Advanced Procurement Notice Can Be Addressed To: Scott Barabash, Cet, Gsc, Cec Senior Estimator Ellisdon Construction Services Inc. 780-444-3042 Sbarabash@ellisdon.com Disclaimer Dcc Nor Ellisdon Do Not Provide Any Assurances Or Guarantees That A Sponsorship Request Package Or A Security Clearance Application Forwarded To The Contract Security Program (csp), Public Works And Government Services Canada (pwgsc) On Behalf Of A Interested Party Will Be Successful Or Result In The Granting Of The Requested Security Clearance(s) By The Csp, Pwgsc, In A Timely Fashion. At All Times, The Processing Of A Sponsorship Request Package Or A Securiy Clearance Application Is Subject To The Respective Terms, Conditions, And Timelines Of Dcc's Isp Sponsorship Process And The Csp, Pwgsc's Security Clearance Granting Process. By Applying To Either Of The Aforementioned Processess, The Interested Party Accepts And Agrees To Bear Any Risks Associated With: (i) The Completeness Or Accuracy, Or Lack Thereof, Of Its Application Or Related Documents Submitted Under Or In Connection With Either Said Processes, And (ii) The Timeliness, Or Lack Thereof, Of Any Processing Or Granting Of Security Clearance(s) Under Or In Connection With Either Said Processes.

Details: The State Road Authority is planning to dismantle a 36 m long road bridge over the former DB AG line (the track has already been dismantled) in the Lüdersdorf area. After the 3-span bridge has been dismantled, a dam structure (including an animal crossing structure) will be built in place of the bridge. A survey accompanying the planning, including a boundary investigation, is required. Task: Recording area: See appendix extract from the property cadastre Objective: - Presentation of the inventory for planning the demolition of the bridge, animal crossing structure and dam structure - Drawing up a land acquisition plan and defining intervention boundaries Services: - Services in accordance with the "draft surveying" service profile in accordance with appendix 1, point 1.5.4 in conjunction with section 3 paragraph 1 Hoai 2009) - Basic investigation - Geodetic spatial reference - Surveying technical basics - Connection to the state coordinate network, location reference: Etrs 89, height reference: Dhhn 92 - Inventory survey of the existing building, adjacent structures and path relationships as well as the former railway line in some areas - Recording of vegetation, individual trees and avenue trees (with trunk circumference at 0.3m and 1.3m height) - Boundary investigation with determination of the owner and type of use - Presentation of the district, plot and parcel boundaries as well as the owner details in The site plans include: - Overview plan M 1:2000, simply printed and as PDF and DWG file - Individual site plan M 1:100, simply printed and as PDF and DWG file - Cross sections - Coordinate lists as ASCII file - Cadastral documents (alk data) - Photo documentation, images as JPG file

Details: Public Notice The City Of Kenner (kenner) Is Soliciting The Submittal Of Statement Of Qualifications (soq’s) From Persons Or Firms Interested And Qualified To Provide Professional Architectural And Engineering Services For The Design, Construction Administration And Supplemental Services Relating To One 4-6 Story High Or Two 2-3 Story High Government Office Buildings With Proper Ground Level Parking, Drainage, Sewer/water, Lighting, Landscaping, Etc… Requirements.. General Information The General Location Of The Project Site Is To Be The West Side Of Williams Blvd. (la-49) In The Vicinity Of West Metairie Ave. The Site Is Where The Old City Hall Complex Existed Before Several Buildings Sustained Significant Irreparable Damage During Hurricane Ida On August 29, 2021. Within The Project Site, Two (2) Existing Office Buildings Which Are Currently Occupied With City Personnel Will Remain In Place. These Buildings Are Commonly Known As Buildings “c” And The Greenwalt Building. Within The Project Site There Is Also Veterans Park, Which Contains Numerous Decommissioned Military Equipment. Depending On Funding Availability, Kenner Reserves The Right To Relocate Such Equipment Closer To Williams Blvd. And Include Such Relocation Work As Part Of This Project. No Demolition Of Existing Buildings Is Considered To Be Part Of This Project. The Approximate “rough” Square Footage (living Area) For The Proposed Office Buildings Has Been Estimated To Be 44,150 Ft2 . This Would Be A Total Area Whether One 4-6 Story Or Two 2-3 Story Buildings Are To Be Constructed. Kenner Reserves The Right To Make Adjustments To Facility(s) Square Footage And/or Number Of Floors. Persons Or Firms Must Be Familiar With Federal Emergency Management Agency (fema) Rules And Regulations, As Kenner Will Be Receiving Financial Assistance From This Federal Agency. Therefore, The Project Will Be Subject To All Applicable Federal Rules And Regulations. Plans And Specifications Will Be Subject To Review And Approval By Fema, Kenner’s Planning/code Enforcement/public Works Departments, State Fire Marshal’s Office And Fire Department. Plans And Specifications “may” Also Be Subject To Review And Approval By The State Department Of Transportation And Development (dotd) And The Federal Aviation Administration (faa) On The Account Of Facility Being In Close Proximity To A State Route (williams Blvd. – La-49) And Louis Armstrong New Orleans International Airport. In The Event That Permits Are Required From The Dotd And Faa, The Persons Or Firms Selected For The Project Will Be Required To Assist Kenner With The Preparation Of Necessary Permits Documentation. Persons Or Firms Selected Will Be Required To Prepare A Design Rationale Report, Inclusive Of Conceptual Plans/renditions With Recommendations For The Best Approach To Designing The New Facility To Meet The City’s Workflow, General Public And Service Delivery Needs. Such Rationale Report Is To Be Provided Based On Research Of Similar Communities’ Facilities And Best Practices. Rough Estimated Construction Costs Is To Be Provided For Each Conceptual Plan/rendition Provided. At Least One Public Meeting Will Be Conducted To Present To The Public Conceptual Plans/renderings To Gather Public Input. Project May Require Environmental Clearance Documentation/services To Meet Fema Requirements. Kenner Will Seek For Recommendations For Improvements To Reduce The Risks From Damage From Future Disasters, Incorporation Of Energy Efficient Components And Modern Information Technology Practices. Current Rough Estimated Total Budget For The Entire Project Is $5.8m. Kenner Reserves The Right To Reduce The Scope Of Work Of The Project To Accommodate Available Funding. Due To Limited Funds, Project In All Likelihood Will Have To Be Split Into Phases. Kenner Will Be Lobbying For State And Federal Funds For The Project, As It Progresses. Kenner Will Only Enter Into An Agreement/contract With A Firm Or Person Submitting A Statement Of Qualifications As The Prime Firm/person/consultant For The Project. Kenner Will Not Be Entering Into An Agreement With Sub-consultants Specified In The Statement Of Qualifications. Sub-consultants Do Play A Factor Into The Evaluation Criteria Of The Statement Of Qualifications. Kenner Reserves The Right To Select One Or More Persons Or Firms For This Project. Kenner Is An Equal Opportunity Employer. We Encourage Small And Minority Owned Firms And Women's Business Enterprises To Participate In This Solicitation. Agreements Will Only Be Executed After A Funding Source Is Established And Proper Approvals Are Received From Entities Involved With The Financing Of The Project. Compensation Compensation Will Be On An Hourly Rate Basis Or A Fixed Lump Sum Fee Basis Per Individual Work Task, Or A Combination Of Both Depending On Scope And Complexity Of Work. For Hourly Rate Agreements And Tasks, A Maximum Limitation Amount Shall Be Established In The Agreement. Kenner Reserves The Right To Dictate The Method Of Payment. For Hourly Rate Agreements/tasks, The Consultant Shall Be Compensated On The Basis Of A Reasonable Certified And Itemized Salary Cost Plus An Acceptable Fee To Cover Overhead Cost And Profit. Kenner Reserves The Right To Establish Maximum Direct And Payable Hourly Rates Based On Personnel Classifications. Compensation For Design And Construction Administration Services (basic Services) Is To Be Provided On A Lump Sum Fee Basis Based On The Following Schedule/components Of Payments: Preliminary Phase – 25% Of Lump Sum Fee Design Phase – 50% Of Lump Sum Fee Bidding Phase – 5% Of Lump Sum Fee Construction Phase – 15% Of Lump Sum Fee Record Drawing Phase – 5% Of Lump Sum Fee Duties Included/covered Under Each Of The Phases Mentioned Above Shall Be Negotiated With The Selected Firm/person And Shall Be Mutually Agreeable To Both Parties. As A Minimum, This Project Is Expected To Require The Following Supplemental Services, Which May Require The Use Of Sub-consultants: Surveying Services Geotechnical Services Traffic Engineering Services Environmental Clearance Services Landscape Architectural Services Electrical Engineering Services For Site Lighting Requirements Notes: -the Need For Any Additional Supplementary Services Required For This Project (other Than The Ones Presented Above) Will Be Considered With Proper Justification. -project Will Not Require Resident Inspection And Testing Of Construction Materials Services. Kenner Reserves The Right To Select Proper Firms For These Services At Proper Time. -supplementary Services Work Tasks Can Be Performed By Qualified Personnel Within The Firm/person Staff Or Via The Use Of Sub-consultants. -the Preparation Of A Design Rationale Report Will Be Required For This Project. Payment For Such Report Is To Be Made On A Lump Sum Or Hourly Rate Basis. Kenner Reserves The Right To Establish Method Of Payment. -all Sub-consultants Listed In The Soq Submitted By The Firm/person Must Submit A Statement Of Qualifications (soq) In Professional Services Evaluation Committee Format. All Fees Shall Be Negotiated With The Person/firm And Shall Be Mutually Agreeable To Both Parties. In The Event That Kenner And Person/firm Cannot Reach An Agreement On Project (professional Services) Fees, Kenner Reserves The Right To Select Another Person/firm For The Project. All Costs Associated With The Project Shall Be Subject To The Approval Of The Mayor, Kenner Council And Any Entities Involved With The Financing Of The Project. “minimum” Requirements For Selection The Persons Or Firms Under Consideration Shall Have A Least One Principal Who Is A Licensed/registered Architect Or Professional Engineer In The State Of Louisiana. A Subcontractor/sub-consultant May Not Be Used To Meet This Requirement. The Persons Or Firms Under Consideration Shall Have A Professional In Charge Of The Project Who Is A Licensed, Registered Architect Or Civil Engineer In The State Of Louisiana With A Minimum Of Five (5) Years Of Experience. Professional Experience Indicates Architectural/engineering Work Performed With A Professional Architectural/engineering License. A Subcontractor/sub-consultant May Not Be Used To Meet This Requirement. The Persons Or Firms Under Consideration Shall Have At Least One (1) Employee Who Is A Licensed, Registered Architect And Civil Engineer In The State Of Louisiana, With A Minimum Of Five (5) Years Of Experience In The Planning And Design Of Local Government Facilities. Personnel Envisioned Being Required For This Project Is As Follows: -architect -electrical Engineer -mechanical Engineer -structural Engineer Professional Architectural/engineering Experience Indicates Architectural/engineering Work Performed With A Professional Architectural/engineering License. A Subcontractor/sub-consultant May Meet This Requirement. -the Persons Or Firms Under Consideration Must Also Employ A Full-time Supporting Technical And Clerical Staff. Insurance Requirements Upon Selection For A Particular Project, Successful Firm(s) Shall Provide Insurance Certificates In Accordance With Kenner's Insurance Requirements For Professional Service Agreements, Attached To This Soq. Evaluation Criteria The Following Criteria Listed In Order Of Importance Will Be Used To Evaluate Each Person Or Firm Submitting A Statement Of Qualifications: 1)professional Training And Experience Both Generally And In Relation To The Type And Magnitude Of Work Required For The Particular Project, Including Experience With Fema Funded Projects- 60 Points Maximum 2)capacity For Timely Completion Of The Work, Taking Into Consideration The Person's Or Firm's Current And Projected Workload And Professional And Support Manpower- 50 Points Maximum 3)size Of The Firm Based On The Number Of Personnel, As Related To Project Requirements And/or Scope And Complexity Of Project - 25 Points Maximum 4)past Performance By The Person Or Firm On Public Contracts; Including Any Problems With Time Delays, Cost Overruns, And/or Design Inadequacies In Prior Projects For Which Said Person Or Firm Was Held To Be At Fault, As Evidenced By Documentation Provided By The Administration - 30 Points Maximum 5)prior Successful Completion Of Projects Of The Type And Nature Of The Architectural/engineering Services, As Defined, For Which Firm Has Provided Verifiable References. – 20 Points Maximum 6)demonstration Of Experience In Resiliency, Cost Effective Hazard Mitigation, Green Energy Efficient And Modern Information Technology Practices And Principles That Can Reduce The Risks From Future Disasters And Be Implemented Under Fema’s Hazard Mitigation 406 And Alternative Procedures 428 Plan – 15 Points Maximum All Firms (including Sub-consultants) Must Submit A Statement Of Qualifications (soq) In Professional Services Evaluation Committee Format. Interested Firms Must Submit One (1) Original, Five (5) Copies And A Digital Copy On A Flash Drive For This Statement Of Qualifications To The Office Of Finance, City Of Kenner, 1610 Reverend Richard Wilson Drive, Building D, Kenner, La 70062 No Later Than December 11th, 2024 At 10:00 Am. Packets Can Also Be Submitted Electronically Via Www.centralauctionhouse.com. No Submittals Will Be Accepted After This Deadline. Any Inquiries Regarding This Soq Should Be Sent In Writing To Fincontracts@kenner.la.us No Later Than Five (5) Working Days Before Deadline Submission. Kenner Reserves The Right To Reject Any And All Submissions. Michael J. Glaser Jose Gonzalez Mayor Chief Administrative Officer City Of Kenner City Of Kenner Soq No. 24-6849 Adv. The Advocate November 6th, 2024 November 13th, 2024 November 20th, 2024