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Overview of the types of projects PBS Building Managers are working on, and what they look for in contractors they hire as partners to accomplish smooth operations in running their buildings.

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Small Projects

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Property Managers of Public Buildings Service

Qualifications we look for in contractors

Security Clearance Asbestos Awareness Experiences & Past References Certifications

Procurement Vehicles

Indefinite Delivery Indefinite Quantity (IDIQ) Sole Source Three bids to compete FBO.GOV

Types of projects

Carpet installation Electrical/Data work Painting Office Build-Outs

Average price range

$3,000.00 to $100,000.00 in the Property Management office

Typically $8,000.00 to $10,000.00 For projects that exceed $100,000…

What is the appropriate way to market to GSA?

Face to face interaction Pass out business cards or brochures Contact by phone or e-mail Follow up on phone calls

Positive experiences with contractors

Reliability Willingness to work on a minor project Ex:

$1,000.00 Reasonable pricing Understanding of labor rates Communication Building a relationship

Negative experiences with contractors

Ineffective communication Overpricing materials for a project Non-responsive to phone calls or e-mails Lateness to projects or meetings General rudeness

Projects Greater than $100,000

Contracting Officers procure the services Procurement Vehicles

– IDIQ Contract – GSA Schedule – FBO.GOV

Type of projects?

Major office renovation & reconfiguration Major electrical project HVAC Structural

Average price range

$100,000 to prospectus ($2.6 million)

What is the appropriate way to market to GSA?

History statement Pass projects with references GSA schedule/contract # Socioeconomic categories

Positive experiences with contractors

Good coordination and scheduling skills. Fast turn around on estimates Closes out Punch list items ***Expertise in a field ****

Negative experiences with contractors

No project manager on work site Brokering of work No understanding of how to schedule work in

an occupied building. No flexibility

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