5285 Shawnee Road, Suite 300
Alexandria, Virginia 22312
Phone: (703) 750-4000
Fax: (703) 750-4010
GeoLogics home page: www.geologics.com
CONTRACT DATA:
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| Contract: |
GS–23F–0345N |
| Contractor: |
GeoLogics Corporation |
| Administrative Address: |
5285 Shawnee Road, Suite 300
Alexandria, VA 22312 |
| Contract Number: |
GS–23F–0345N |
| Task Order Types: |
T&M* and FFP |
| Period of Performance: |
9/03 – 9/08 |
| Option Period: |
9/08 – 9/13 |
| DUNS Number: |
62–172–3022 |
| FOB: |
Destination |
| Rates: |
Effective date of 9/22/2003 include the latest IFF |
| Industrial Funding Fee: |
0.75% Included in Rates |
| Payment Terms: |
Net 30 (Payment clause 52.216-7) |
| Security Requirements: |
Up to Top Secret |
| Business Type: |
Small Business, Small Disadvantaged Business |
| Orders Placed: |
All orders must indicate the SIN to be utilized and the intent to use Labor Category Descriptions. |
* INCIDENTAL ITEMS - For administrative convenience,
open market (non-contract) items may be added to a Federal Supply Schedule BPA
or the individual task order if:
• The items are clearly labeled as such on the order
• All applicable acquisition regulations have been followed
• Price reasonableness has been determined by the ordering activity for the open market items
Products and ordering information in this PES Schedule Price list are also available on the
GSA Advantage! System. Agencies can browse GSA Advantage! by accessing
GSA’s web page at www.fss.gsa.gov or
GeoLogics’ web page at www.geologics.com and selecting Contracts and GSA Schedules from the menu bar.
GeoLogics - A record of success and satisfied clients.
Repeat orders are the result of a job well done.
It is significant that GeoLogics’ first client, a communications satellite
company, has remained a loyal customer since 1989. Many large government
contractor firms have also engaged our company for engineering services
over an extended period of 10 years or more. GeoLogics is an Inc. 500
technical services company with a core competency of providing specialized
engineering for the aerospace, military, IT, software, telecommunications,
and chemical industries.
GeoLogics has a history of successful execution
of engineering, operations, and information systems support services
ranging from real-time high-fidelity simulations of space systems and
structures to the applications of the latest embedded controllers in
military systems. As an experienced prime contractor, subcontractor,
and contract labor supplier, we have the capability to rapidly staff
and successfully perform all task order work required by the many users
of the PES schedule in diverse geographical locations.
In addition to our corporate headquarters located
in the northern Virginia high-technology corridor, GeoLogics maintains
major field operations in Boston, MA; Charleston, SC; Houston and Austin,
TX; Los Angeles, Long Beach, and El Segundo, CA; Denver,CO, Lexington
Park, MD; Norfolk, VA; and Landstuhl, Germany. From those offices our
professional staff of over 500 engineers support clients worldwide.
GeoLogics engineers and technicians operate in
remote field locations to support our clients. As a result of GeoLogics
involvement in the International Space Station and numerous military
programs, we have developed the infrastructure and experience to provide
high-quality and complex engineering support services throughout the
world. Besides maintaining staff in Landstuhl, Germany, GeoLogics is
registered with the U.S. Department of State Bureau of Political - Military
Affairs Office of Defense Trade Controls (DTC) to provide defense services
pursuant to the International Traffic in Arms Regulations (ITAR part
122) and the Arms Export Control Act (AECA). We have supported clients
in eleven countries in locations as far North as Fairbanks and as far
South as Antarctica, East to Germany and the former Soviet Union and
West to Korea.
GeoLogics has the background and expertise needed
to implement a comprehensive management and technical partnership tailored
to the specific needs of your project andy our agency. Contracting with
GeoLogics as the right technical partner gives your agency the time
and energy to focus on the core competencies of its mission and the
peace of mind that comes from knowing the systems will be developed
successfully. GeoLogics gets the job done.
What is the PES Schedule?
GSA's Professional Engineering Services (PES) is a new multiple award
schedule, just like GSA's Schedule 70 for Information Technology services.
PES is designed to bring high-quality professional engineering services
in varying degrees, from small-scale to broad-based task orders to complete
outsourcing services, to the Federal Government throughout the world.
Through Task Orders under PES, Government agencies
may procure from GeoLogics a wide range of professional engineering
services in four primary disciplines:
Civil Engineering - Includes but not limited to
planning, evaluation, operation, production, furnishing, construction,
alteration, repair, processing or assembling of vessels, aircraft, or
other kinds of personal property,including heating, ventilation, and
air-conditioning for such vessels and/or aircraft.
Chemical Engineering - Planning, development, evaluation
and operation of chemical, biochemical or physical plants and processes.
Changes in composition, energy content, state of aggregation of materials,
forces that act on matter, and relationships are examined and new and
conventional chemical materials, products and processes are produced
and/or manufactured. It includes, but is not limited to, planning, evaluating
or operation of chemical plants and petroleum refineries, pollution
control systems, biochemical processes, plastics, pharmaceuticals, fibers;
analysis of chemical reactions that take place in mixtures; determination
of methodologies for the systematic design, control and analysis of
processes, evaluating economics, safety, etc.
Electrical Engineering - Planning, design, development,
evaluation and operation of electrical principles, models and processes.
It includes, but is not limited to, the design, fabrication, measurement
and operation of electrical devices, equipment and systems (e.g., signal
processing; telecommunication; sensors, microwave, and image processing;
microfabrication; energy systems and control; micro- and nano-electronics;
plasma processing; laser and photonics; satellites, missiles and guidance
systems, space vehicles, fiber optics, robotics, etc.).
Mechanical Engineering - Planning, development,
evaluation and control of systems and components involving the production
and transfer of energy and withthe conversion of one form of energy
to another. It includes, but is not limited to, planning and evaluation
of power plants, analysis of the economical combustion of fuels, conversion
of heat energy into mechanical energy, use of mechanical energy to perform
useful work, analysis of structures and motion in mechanical systems,
and conversion of raw materials into a final product, etc. (e.g., thermodynamics,
mechanics, fluid mechanics, jets, rocket engines, internal combustion
engines, steam and gas turbines, continuum mechanics, dynamic systems,
dynamics fluid mechanics, heat transfer, manufacturing, materials, solid
mechanics, reactors, etc.).
Each of the primary disciplines is composed of hundreds
of sub-disciplines or specialties associated with each engineering discipline.
Services specified in a task order may be performed at the contractor’s facilities
or the ordering agencies’ facilities. Task orders may be issued from complete
outsourcing or privatization of a single task or any portion of an agency’s
operations within the scope of the contract.
Who can use it?
This GSA Schedule is open to all US Federal agencies throughout the
world. Additionally, the E-Government Act of 2002, Section 211, authorizes
GSA to enable states and local governments to utilize this GSA Schedule.
How does it work?
The contractual relationship is between the Government customer and
GeoLogics. GSA's involvement is limited to the receipt of an industrial
funding fee on a quarterly basis.
Agency Ordering Procedures (FAR 8.404)
Minimum documentation is encouraged to streamline the procurement process.
Actions Not Required:
• Further Competition
• Solicitation Requirement Synopsis
• Fair and Reasonable Pricing Determination
• Small Business Set-Aside Consideration
Orders Under Micro-Purchase Threshold ($2,500)
• Select "Best Value" Contractor
• Place Order
Orders Above Maximum Order Threshold ($500,000)
• Consider Additional Schedule Contractors
(review GSA Advantage! Website: www.gsa.gov)
• Select Apparent "Best Value" Contractors
• Request Price Reductions
• Place Order with "Best Value" Contractor
Blanket Purchase Agreements
Government agencies are encouraged to establish Blanket Purchase Agreements
with a Federal Supply Schedule contractor to fill recurring needs while
taking advantage of quality discounts, saving administrative time, and
reducing paperwork.
GeoLogics offers professional engineering
support services in the following labor categories:
ASSOCIATE ENGINEER / ASSOCIATE ANALYST
Minimum/General Experience:
Zero
to four years experience in the design and development of subsystems
for complex aerospace and military systems, installation plans, and
supplementary documentation. Under supervision, assists in defining
and executing engineering activities within a project. These activities
may consist of planning, performance management, capacity planning,
testing and validation, benchmarking, engineering, and development and
staffing of an engineering management plan. Shall be familiar with equipment
operating and performance specifications, schematic diagrams, drawings,
and manuals.
Functional Responsibility:
Shall
be capable of performing engineering planning, performance management,
capacity planning, testing and validation, benchmarking. Shall be capable
of supporting project Engineers, as required. Shall be capable of analyzing
and developing technical documentation detailing system integration
and system performance. May perform other duties as assigned. Under
guidance of engineers shall be capable of analyzing equipment operating
and performance specifications, schematic diagrams, drawings and manuals,
developing and executing test plans and procedures, and of analyzing
test results and recommending corrective actions. Under guidance of
engineers shall be able to assess redundant equipment failures and develop
repair procedures. Responsibilities include supporting engineers in
new product development using microprocessors and signal processors,
and troubleshooting and repair of electronics equipment.
Minimum Education:
A
Bachelor's Degree in Computer Science, Physics, Electronic Engineering,
Systems Engineering, Aerospace Engineering, Mechanical Engineering or
a related technical field or an equivalent combination of education
and experience.
Job Specifications:
Associate Eng/Anal I-Bachelor's Degree
or equivalent and 0 yrs of general experience
Associate Eng/Anal II-Bachelor's Degree or equivalent and 1 yrs
of general experience
Associate Eng/Anal III-Bachelor's Degree or equivalent and 2
yrs of general experience
Associate Eng/Anal IV-Bachelor's Degree or equivalent and 3 yrs
of general experience
ENGINEER / SCIENTIST / ANALYST
Minimum/General Experience:
A
minimum of five years recent relevant experience in development of complex
military/aerospace systems with embedded digital computer systems. The
duties include evolving and applying new concepts, methods, and techniques
to design, modify and implement hardware/software systems.
Functional Responsibility:
Clearly
demonstrate the capability for providing in-depth, professional review
of the various sophisticated computer/electronics related problems that
are encompassed by the scope of the contract. Shall be competent in
providing top-level assessment reviews involving the resolution of complex
problems. Shall work with the customers to plan and conduct tests for
problem resolution, to include setting up prototype equipment, and using
experimental materials to test theories. Must be capable of independently
performing high-level assessment and review functions for problems called
out in the individual delivery orders and shall be required to provide
definitive written and oral results/recommendations for tests that have
been conducted.
Minimum Education:
As
a minimum, a Bachelor's Degree in Computer Science, Physics, Electronic
Engineering, Mechanical Engineering, Aerospace engineering or a related
technical or scientific field or an equivalent combination of education
and experience.
Job Specifications:
Eng/Sci/Anal I - Bachelor's Degree
or equivalent and 5 yrs of general experience
Eng/Sci/Anal II - Bachelor's Degree or equivalent and 6 yrs of
general experience
Eng/Sci/Anal III - Bachelor's Degree or equivalent and 7 yrs
of general experience
Eng/Sci/Anal IV - Bachelor's Degree or equivalent and 8 yrs of
general experience
SR. ENGINEER / SR. SCIENTIST / SR. ANALYST
Minimum/General Experience:
Eight
(8) years of recent relevant experience in systems design, integration,
installation, and lifecycle management, in one or more of the following
fields: aerospace, communications, electronic warfare, navigation, information
technologies, or a related technical discipline.
Functional Responsibility:
Shall
be capable of systems architecture design, specification development
and systems design in recent languages and methods. Manager of multiple
engineers and analysts. Experienced with business management analysis,
cost benefit analysis, activity and data modeling, information systems
development, system configuration, detailed system and component analysis,
control systems, electronic circuits, grounding, and high speed data,
workshop facilitation and training. Demonstrated experience with system
component and interface hardware/software specification development,
design, integration, and testing. Knowledgeable of hardware-software
interfacing, computer-aided software engineering (CASE) tools, and complex
software systems development. Capacity for developing and providing
technical and end-user training on computer hardware and application
software.
Minimum Education:
A
Bachelor's Degree in Computer Science, Physics, Electronic Engineering,
Systems Engineering, Aerospace Engineering or a related technical or
scientific field or an equivalent combination of education and experience.
Job Specifications:
Sr Eng/Sr Sci/Sr Anal I - Bachelor's
Degree or equivalent and 8 yrs of general experience
Sr Eng/Sr Sci/Sr Anal II - Bachelor's Degree or equivalent and
9 yrs of general experience
Sr Eng/Sr Sci/Sr Anal III - Bachelor's Degree or equivalent and
10 yrs of general experience
Sr Eng/Sr Sci/Sr Anal IV -Bachelor's Degree or equivalent and
11 yrs of general experience
SUBJECT MATTER EXPERT / EXPERT CONSULTANT
Minimum/General Experience:
Experience
and skill qualifications will be determined on a case-by-case basis
depending on the expertise required. Recognized expert in the scientific,
computer-related, engineering or business area, i.e., the field of endeavor
being addressed. Possesses unique skills and experience that may not
directly link to a total number of years of experience. Requires excellent
verbal and/or written communication skills.
Functional Responsibility:
Provides
expert, independent services and leadership in specialized functional
or technical areas. Provides expertise on an as-needed basis. For example,
provides expert advice and assistance in state-of-the-art hardware/software
domains. Coordinates with contractor management and customer personnel
at all levels to ensure that the problem is properly understood and
defined, and that the solution will satisfy the client's requirements.
Prepares papers and documentation in support of customer requirements.
This individual could qualify as an "Expert Witness" in litigation proceedings.
Minimum Education:
Masters
Degree in relevant specialized functional or technical area from an
accredited institution or an equivalent combination of education and
experience.
MATERIAL SPECIALIST
Minimum/General Experience:
Responsible
for planning, inventory control, storage, shipping and receiving functions
for work accomplished under this contract. Must have a minimum of two
(2) years relevant experience in development and maintenance of computerized
inventory control systems to track status of inventory levels, production
requirements, physical locations. Must be skilled at performing efficient
movement of materials, reviewing production schedules and preparing
requirement s plans, as well as experience in maintaining status and
records of shipments, warehoused equipment, spare parts, and production
material.
Functional Responsibility:
Must
be computer literate and capable of using spreadsheets, databases, and
word processors. Thorough analysis of delivery schedules, installation
schedules, and forecasts for anticipated materials and shipping requirements.
Coordinates with supervisors and with client's material management branch
to ensure availability and timely delivery of materials and equipment
to meet installation schedules.
Minimum Education:
HighSchool Diploma or GED Equivalent.
INTEGRATED LOGISTICS SUPPORT SPECIALIST
Minimum/General Experience:
Three
year's relevant experience in military system logistics. Must include
development of logistics support analysis, level of repair analysis,
provisioning, integrated logistics support plans, and other related
ILS documentation.
Functional Responsibility:
Experience may
be in any of the design/logistic support areas applicable to complex
military electronic equipment or systems, and must provide exposure
to problems encountered in day-to-day military logistic support operations.
Experience working to MIL-STD-1369 (Integrated Logistics Support Program
Requirements), MIL-STD-1 385/I (Logistic Support Analysis, MIL-STD-138812
(Logistic Support analysis Record) and MIL-STD-973 (Configuration Management)
is mandatory.
Minimum Education:
High School Diploma or GED Equivalent
ENGINEERING TECHNICIAN
Minimum/General Experience:
Zero
to four years experience in system maintenance, network maintenance,
system and network administration, and evaluation of hardware/software
capabilities and configurations.
Functional Responsibilities:
Reviews
computer systems in terms of machine capabilities and man-machine interfaces.
Under the supervision of engineers performs studies and supports the
preparation of reports concerning hardware/software issues. Helps prepare
functional requirements and specifications for hardware/software acquisitions.
Ensures that problems have been identified and solutions will satisfy
the user's requirements. Provides network administration support and
performs help desk functions. Implements and operates systems, including
programming/administration of support systems, networks, and databases.
Minimum Education:
A
High School Diploma or GED Equivalent and completion of a technical
training program in a directly related curriculum from an accredited
institution or an equivalent combination of education and experience.
Job Specifications:
Engineering Technician I - High School
Diploma or G.E.D. or other equivalent degree program
Engineering Technician II -Bachelor's Degree or equivalent and
1 yrs of general experience
PROJECT MANAGEMENT SUPPORT ANALYST
Minimum/General Experience:
A
minimum of two years exposure to project management support while performing
logistic, budgetary, or administration tasks.
Functional Responsibility:
Performs
project support tasks in direct support of the project manager, with
emphasis on budget control, logistics support, project development,
technical troubleshooting and systems support. Utilizes and develops
project and database tools and programs to perform schedule and cost
benefit analysis. Coordinates project budget and logistical support
documentation.
Minimum Education:
High
School Diploma or GED equivalent with additional training in project
support systems. Must be proficient in MS Office products.
Job Specifications:
Project Management Support Analyst I
- High School Diploma or G.E.D. or other equivalent degree program and
2 yrs of experience
Project Management Support Analyst II - High School Diploma or
G.E.D. or other equivalent degree program and 5 yrs of experience
Project Management Support Analyst III - Associate's Degree or
equivalent and minimum of 5 yrs of experience
Project Management Support Analyst IV - Bachelor's Degree or
equivalent and minimum of 5 yrs of experience
TECHNICAL EDITOR / WRITER
Minimum/General Experience:
Shall
have a minimum of four years recent, relevant experience writing technical
manuals or project documentation which meet industry and military specifications
and standards.
Functional Responsibility:
Shall
demonstrate the capacity for writing, editing, and developing graphical
presentations for technical manuals, management reports, plans, and
other documents for both technical and non-technical personnel. Must
be experienced in preparing and editing documentation that incorporates
information provided by user, specialist, analyst, programmer, and operations
personnel. In addition, the technical writer shall have the ability
to interpret technical documentation standards, and prepare documentation
according to these standards. Shall have a strong knowledge of the capabilities
of computer systems, and be proficient in word processing. Other duties
include updating data banks, proofreading, and assisting in publication
production. Responsible for the quality of finished documents including
spelling, punctuation, and grammar.
Minimum Education:
Bachelor's
degree in a directly related curriculum from an accredited institution
or an equivalent combination of education and experience. Must be experienced
with MS Office based products.
PROJECT MANAGER
Minimum/General Experience:
Ten
years of recent relevant experience in electronic system design, test,
evaluation, acquisition management, and specification development with
recent experience in the management of the implementation of engineering
functions for complex aerospace and military systems.
Functional Responsibility:
Demonstrated
proficiency in performing management and senior engineering functions.
Experience in supervising the integration of a program team to include
engineering, purchasing, scheduling, manufacturing, installation, quality
assurance, documentation, negotiation, and financial administration
in supporting multi-year projects. Monitor fulfillment of contract requirements
to ensure quality and timeliness of services. Responsible for interacting
with customers in order to obtain new business and report on current
contract status.
Minimum Education:
A
Bachelor's Degree in relevant specialized functional or technical area
from an accredited institution or an equivalent combination of education
and experience. Relevant Masters Degree preferred.
Job Specifications:
Project
Manager I - Associate's Degree or equivalent and minimum of 2 yrs
of experience
Project Manager II - Bachelor's Degree or equivalent and minimum
of 5 yrs of experience
|
LABOR CATEGORY
|
9/08-9/09 |
9/09-9/10 |
9/10-9/11 |
9/11-9/12 |
9/12-9/13 |
| Associate Engr./Assoc. Analyst I |
$ 80.81 |
$ 83.63 |
$ 86.56 |
$ 89.59 |
$ 92.73 |
| Associate Engr./Assoc. Analyst II |
$ 90.34 |
$ 93.50 |
$ 96.78 |
$ 100.16 |
$ 103.67 |
| Associate Engr./Assoc. Analyst III |
$ 98.31 |
$ 101.75 |
$ 105.31 |
$ 108.99 |
$ 112.81 |
| Associate Engr./Assoc. Analyst IV |
$ 103.89 |
$ 107.53 |
$ 111.29 |
$ 115.19 |
$ 119.22 |
| Engineer/Scientist/Analyst I |
$ 115.44 |
$ 119.48 |
$ 123.66 |
$ 127.99 |
$ 132.47 |
| Engineer/Scientist/Analyst II |
$ 125.83 |
$ 130.23 |
$ 134.79 |
$ 139.51 |
$ 144.39 |
| Engineer/Scientist/Analyst III |
$ 131.60 |
$ 136.21 |
$ 140.97 |
$ 145.91 |
$ 151.01 |
| Engineer/Scientist/Analyst IV |
$ 141.02 |
$ 145.95 |
$ 151.06 |
$ 156.35 |
$ 161.82 |
| Sr. Engr./Sr. Scientist/Sr. Analyst I |
$ 154.69 |
$ 160.10 |
$ 165.70 |
$ 171.50 |
$ 177.51 |
| Sr. Engr./Sr. Scientist/Sr. Analyst II |
$ 165.70 |
$ 171.50 |
$ 177.50 |
$ 183.71 |
$ 190.14 |
| Sr. Engr./Sr. Scientist/Sr. Analyst III |
$ 182.39 |
$ 188.78 |
$ 195.38 |
$ 202.22 |
$ 209.30 |
| Sr. Engr./Sr. Scientist/Sr. Analyst IV |
$ 196.24 |
$ 203.11 |
$ 210.22 |
$ 217.58 |
$ 225.20 |
| Subject Matter Expert |
$ 230.88 |
$ 238.96 |
$ 247.32 |
$ 255.98 |
$ 264.94 |
| Material Specialist |
$ 65.80 |
$ 68.10 |
$ 70.49 |
$ 72.95 |
$ 75.51 |
| ILS Specialist |
$ 80.81 |
$ 83.63 |
$ 86.56 |
$ 89.59 |
$ 92.73 |
| Engineering Technician I |
$ 52.59 |
$ 54.43 |
$ 56.34 |
$ 58.31 |
$ 60.35 |
| Engineering Technician II |
$ 78.50 |
$ 81.25 |
$ 84.09 |
$ 87.03 |
$ 90.08 |
| Project Mgmt. Support Analyst I |
$ 55.41 |
$ 57.35 |
$ 59.36 |
$ 61.43 |
$ 63.58 |
| Project Mgmt. Support Analyst II |
$ 72.73 |
$ 75.27 |
$ 77.91 |
$ 80.63 |
$ 83.45 |
| Project Mgmt. Support Analyst III |
$ 99.74 |
$ 103.23 |
$ 106.84 |
$ 110.58 |
$ 114.45 |
| Project Mgmt. Support Analyst IV |
$ 138.53 |
$ 143.37 |
$ 148.39 |
$ 153.59 |
$ 158.96 |
| Technical Editor / Writer |
$ 66.61 |
$ 68.94 |
$ 71.35 |
$ 73.85 |
$ 76.43 |
| Project Manager I |
$ 107.47 |
$ 111.23 |
$ 115.13 |
$ 119.16 |
$ 123.33 |
| Project Manager II |
$ 138.53 |
$ 143.37 |
$ 148.39 |
$ 153.59 |
$ 158.96 |
*Criteria for Government Site Rates:
GeoLogics has provided discounted rates for tasks performed at government sites.
Such work must be performed on a sufficiently continuous basis such that the customer
will provide office space, supplies, reproduction, telephone service, laboratory
and/or ADPE facilities, as required, for the performance of the contract.
A sufficiently continuous basis is further clarified as offsite at a customer location for
a period of three consecutive months for each assigned employee with no onsite
(GeoLogics) facility costs or when the designated employee's assigned work
space is at the government site.
|
LABOR CATEGORY
|
9/08-9/09 |
9/09-9/10 |
9/10-9/11 |
9/11-9/12 |
9/12-9/13 |
| Associate Engr./Assoc. Analyst I |
$ 71.35 |
$ 73.85 |
$ 76.43 |
$ 79.11 |
$ 81.87 |
| Associate Engr./Assoc. Analyst II |
$ 79.77 |
$ 82.56 |
$ 85.45 |
$ 88.44 |
$ 91.54 |
| Associate Engr./Assoc. Analyst III |
$ 86.80 |
$ 89.84 |
$ 92.98 |
$ 96.24 |
$ 99.61 |
| Associate Engr./Assoc. Analyst IV |
$ 91.73 |
$ 94.94 |
$ 98.27 |
$ 101.71 |
$ 105.27 |
| Engineer/Scientist/Analyst I |
$ 101.93 |
$ 105.49 |
$ 109.19 |
$ 113.01 |
$ 116.96 |
| Engineer/Scientist/Analyst II |
$ 111.10 |
$ 114.99 |
$ 119.01 |
$ 123.18 |
$ 127.49 |
| Engineer/Scientist/Analyst III |
$ 116.20 |
$ 120.26 |
$ 124.47 |
$ 128.83 |
$ 133.34 |
| Engineer/Scientist/Analyst IV |
$ 124.51 |
$ 128.87 |
$ 133.38 |
$ 138.05 |
$ 142.88 |
| Sr. Engr./Sr. Scientist/Sr. Analyst I |
$ 136.58 |
$ 141.36 |
$ 146.31 |
$ 151.43 |
$ 156.73 |
| Sr. Engr./Sr. Scientist/Sr. Analyst II |
$ 146.31 |
$ 151.43 |
$ 156.73 |
$ 162.21 |
$ 167.89 |
| Sr. Engr./Sr. Scientist/Sr. Analyst III |
$ 161.04 |
$ 166.68 |
$ 172.51 |
$ 178.55 |
$ 184.80 |
| Sr. Engr./Sr. Scientist/Sr. Analyst IV |
$ 173.28 |
$ 179.34 |
$ 185.62 |
$ 192.11 |
$ 198.84 |
| Subject Matter Expert |
$ 203.85 |
$ 210.99 |
$ 218.37 |
$ 226.02 |
$ 333.93 |
| Material Specialist |
$ 58.10 |
$ 60.13 |
$ 62.24 |
$ 64.41 |
$ 66.67 |
| ILS Specialist |
$ 71.35 |
$ 73.85 |
$ 76.43 |
$ 79.11 |
$ 81.83 |
| Engineering Technician I |
$ 46.44 |
$ 48.06 |
$ 49.75 |
$ 51.49 |
$ 53.29 |
| Engineering Technician II |
$ 69.31 |
$ 71.74 |
$ 74.25 |
$ 76.85 |
$ 79.54 |
| Project Mgmt. Support Analyst I |
$ 48.92 |
$ 50.64 |
$ 52.41 |
$ 54.24 |
$ 56.14 |
| Project Mgmt. Support Analyst II |
$ 64.21 |
$ 66.46 |
$ 68.79 |
$ 71.20 |
$ 73.69 |
| Project Mgmt. Support Analyst III |
$ 88.06 |
$ 91.15 |
$ 94.34 |
$ 97.64 |
$ 101.06 |
| Project Mgmt. Support Analyst IV |
$ 122.31 |
$ 126.59 |
$ 131.02 |
$ 135.61 |
$ 140.36 |
| Technical Editor / Writer |
$ 58.81 |
$ 60.87 |
$ 63.00 |
$ 65.21 |
$ 67.49 |
| Project Manager I |
$ 94.89 |
$ 98.22 |
$ 101.65 |
$ 105.21 |
$ 108.89 |
| Project Manager II |
$ 122.31 |
$ 126.59 |
$ 131.02 |
$ 135.61 |
$ 140.36 |
SPECIAL NOTICE TO AGENCIES - SMALL BUSINESS PARTICIPATION
SBA strongly supports the participation of small business
concerns in the Federal Supply Schedules Program. To enhance Small Business
Participation SBA policy allows agencies to include in their procurement base and
goals, the dollar value of orders expected to be placed against the Federal Supply
Schedules, and to report accomplishments against these goals.
For orders exceeding the micropurchase threshold,
FAR 8.404 requires agencies to consider the catalogs/pricelists of at least three
schedule contractors or consider reasonably available information by using the
GSA Advantage! on-line shopping service (www.fss.gsa.gov). The catalogs /
pricelists, GSA Advantage! and the Federal Supply Service Home Page
(www.gsa.gov) contain information on a broad array of products and services
offered by small business concerns.
This information should be used as a tool to assist
ordering activities in meeting or exceeding established small business goals.
It should also be used as a tool to assist in including small, small disadvantaged,
and women-owned small businesses among those considered when selecting
pricelists for a best value determination.
For orders exceeding the micropurchase threshold,
customers are to give preference to small business concerns when two or more
items at the same delivered price will satisfy their requirement.
1. SPECIAL ITEM NUMBERS FOR PRODUCTS & SERVICES:
SIN 871-3 System Design, Engineering, and Integration
2. MAXIMUM ORDER
The total dollar value of any order placed under this
contract will be $750,000,000 except for requirements exceeding the maximum order
according to clause I-FSS-125 (August 1995).
(All dollar amounts are exclusive of any discount for prompt payment.)
3. MINIMUM ORDER
The minimum dollar value of orders to be issued by special item number is $100.00.
4. GEOGRAPHIC COVERAGE
The geographic scope of this contract is worldwide.
5. DISCOUNTS FROM LIST PRICES
There may be instances when ordering offices will
find it advantageous to request a price reduction when the order value is over the
maximum threshold. For example, when the ordering office finds a schedule supply
or service elsewhere at a lower price or when a BPA is being established to fill
recurring requirements, requesting a price reduction could be advantageous.
The potential volume of orders under these agreements, regardless of the size of
the individual order, may offer the ordering office the opportunity to secure greater
discounts. Schedule Contractors are not required to pass on to all schedule users
a price reduction extended only to an individual agency for a specific order.
6. OTHER DISCOUNTS
Prompt Payment Discount: Payment Terms are &#frac12% - 15 Days; Net - 30 Days.
Government Site Discount: As listed in the pricing tables, GeoLogics offers a 34.1% discount for work performed at the Government‘s worksite.
The Quantity Volume Discount: A 1% discount is offered for task orders over ten million dollars in each contract year.
Government Commercial Credit Card: GeoLogics offers a &#frac12 % discount for using the credit card when a single invoice exceeds $100,000.
7. PROMPT PAYMENT TERMS
The Contractor, upon completion of the work ordered,
shall submit invoices for PES Services. Progress payments may be authorized
by the ordering office on individual orders if appropriate. Progress payments
shall be based upon completion of defined milestones or interim products.
Invoices shall be submitted monthly for recurring services performed during the
preceding month. For firm-fixed price orders the Government shall pay the Contractor,
upon submission of proper invoices or vouchers, the prices stipulated in this contract
for service rendered and accepted.
Progress payments shall be made only when authorized
by the order. For time-and-materials orders, the Payments under Time-and-Materials
and Labor-Hour Contracts (Alternate I (APR 1984)) at FAR 52.232-7 applies to
time-and-materials orders placed under this contract. For labor-hour orders, the
Payment under Time-and-Materials and Labor-Hour Contracts (FEB 1997)
(Alternate II (JAN 1986)) at FAR 52.232-7 applies to labor-hour orders placed under
this contract.
8a. NOTIFICATION THAT GOVERNMENT PURCHASE CARDS ARE ACCEPTED BELOW THE MICROPURCHASE THRESHOLD.
Accepted.
8b. NOTIFICATION THAT GOVERNMENT PURCHASE CARDS ARE ACCEPTED OR NOT ACCEPTED ABOVE THE MICROPURCHASE THRESHOLD.
Accepted.
9. TERMS AND CONDITIONS OF GOVERNMENT PURCHASE CARD ACCEPTANCE
Agencies can make payments for orders equal to or less
than the micro purchase threshold of $2,500.00.
10. CONTRACTOR‘S ORDERING ADDRESS AND PAYMENT INFORMATION:
Ordering Address
Ms. Ann Webb
GeoLogics Corporation
5285 Shawnee Road, Suite 300, Alexandria, VA 22312
TELEPHONE NO. (703) 750-4000
FAX NO. (703) 750-4010
E-MAIL ADDRESS awebb@geologics.com
11. PAYMENT OFFICE
Actual orders should list the address and payment address of the
appropriate GeoLogics business unit that is receiving the order. Once an order is received,
the GeoLogics business unit will send a copy to the Ordering Address listed above.
For you convenience, ordering agencies can obtain technical
and/or ordering assistance by calling our GSA Help Desk: 1-888-442-2GSA.
12. ENVIRONMENTAL ATTRIBUTES
Negotiated per delivery order.
13. OTHER DIRECT COSTS
Other Direct Costs will be submitted by modification(s) to the contract.
14. DATA UNIVERSAL NUMBERING SYSTEM (DUNS) NUMBER
62-172-3022
15. NOTIFICATION REGARDING REGISTRATION IN CENTRAL CONTRACTOR REGISTRATION (CCR) DATABASE
GeoLogics has registered with the Central Contractor Registration Database.
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