7 Specification and Bid Forms (Cover Sheet), GSA Form 1118 67 8 Bid Form, Standard Form 21 68 9 Instructions to Bidders, Standard Form 22 70 10 Modification of Instructions to Bidders Standard Form 22 72 11 Notice to Bidder, GSA Form 1903 75 12 Title Page, Bid Forms, GSA Form 1888 76 13 Representations and Certifications, Standard Form 19-b 77 13a Supplement to Standard Form 19-B 78 14 Listing of Employment Openings 79 15 Information Regarding the Buy American Act, GSA Form 1735 80 16 EEO Employer Information Report EE0-1, Standard Form 100 81 21 FPR, Subpart 1-2.4, Opening of Bids and Award of Contracts 89 26 Instructions to Contractors Letter, GSA Form 1015 INTRODUCTION The General Services Administration is organized much like a large corporation doing business in a number of different fields. It might be called a conglomerate. The information in this booklet is about GSA's Public Buildings Service. PBS is responsible for the design, construction, operation and maintenance of most Federal buildings. PBS construction projects range from small border stations, which may cost only two or three hundred thousand dollars, to the $90 million John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts. They include office buildings, research laboratories, hospitals, museums, custom houses, courthouses and Social Security Administration Program Centers. In addition to our new construction, PBS's Repair and Alteration projects range from small floor or roof repairs to multi-million dollar extension and remodeling programs. Federal construction contracts differ from state, municipal and private sector contracts in that they must include many provisions which are required by statutes, executive orders, and Federal regulations. Some of these are: Small Business Subcontracting Program; Minority Business Enterprises |