Modular Offices and Training Complex (EPC) – Poland AP1000 Project

1. Experienced and qualified Companies are invited to provide engineering and construction services, including supply, installation, testing and commissioning of temporary modular buildings designated for professional staff offices, training center and locker rooms (commodity code UA11) at the project location for the Poland Nuclear Power Plant.
The following buildings will be located in three designated areas of the project site and shall be fully fitted out:
Area 1 – Field Office
 Field Office (A), dimensions 45m x 54m – 2 story building
 Field Office (B), dimensions 45m x 54m – 2 story building
Area 2 – Construction Office
 Construction Administration Office, dimensions: 125m x 61m – 3 story building
 Subcontractors Office, dimensions: 125m x 61m – 3 story building
Area 3 – Training center
 New Hire Office / Training Conference Room for 150 people dimensions: 30m x 30m – 2 story building
 Construction Orientation Room/Badging and Time Office, dimensions: 30m x 30m – 2 story building
 Site Medical Area, dimensions: 50m x 70m – 1 story building, fully equipped for medical facility.
Buildings shall be modular technology, and all facilities shall include fit-out installations of furniture and connection lines from utility connection points to operational testing and commissioning of services.
The detailed scope of work will be outlined in the specifications, scope documents, and other contractual materials provided to the Companies within the Request of Quotation as outlined by the schedule below.
Interested Companies must register/update their company's information in Bechtel's iSupplier portal at Suppliers - Bechtel, select commodity code UA11. If the Company has any questions or wants to express interest in bidding, the Company shall notify Bechtel’s Contact Person – Monika Kalandyk. At that point, Bechtel shall provide the interested party the Poland Prequalification Questionnaire for the Company to complete and return to Bechtel for review.
Bechtel notes that previous proven design, fabrication, installation and commissioning of modular buildings of similar scale and complexity will be mandatory and additional documentation / evidence may be required.