TABLE VII: EXAMPLES The following examples are known contracting scenarios from DOL experience and DON field non-construction contracts that also contain some construction work. These are not all-inclusive and are provided only to demonstrate the decision process outlined in this Guide. The examples begin with Step 1P1 from , because this is the appropriate point at which to determine whether the requirement involves construction work. any The examples then continue with Steps 2P1 through 2P6 from . Decision Matrix Step 1P1 2P1 2P2 2P3 2P4 2P5 2P6 Examples Does the Is all the to Is any of the Does the Is the work Does the Can the work be from Action requirement be performed work to be Government on a ? contract the non-construction relative to involve on a naval performed estimate indicate contain a work? DBA any work? vessel? inside of the that the value of amount of coverage. 50 United the work exceeds work to be States or DC? the performed? threshold for construction? Purchase and Yes. is No. MOVE Yes. The work Yes. Yes. Yes. The No. Construction None installation of a installation TO NEXT will be Construction work Installation is requirement activities are so merged complex automated and STEP. performed in is approximately in a includes with the non-construction processing machine permanently the District of $10,000. MOVE Government substantial types work. The professional consisting of multiple mounting of Columbia. TO NEXT STEP. building. and quantities of technical personnel will electronics modules, equipment. MOVE TO MOVE TO construction perform both activities sensors and driven by MOVE TO NEXT STEP. NEXT STEP. activities. concurrently. Technicians software. NEXT STEP MOVE TO perform a variety of Subassembly delivery NEXT STEP. software and comes from 7 performance tests as the different suppliers in system is assembled. 50 trucks over Tests include activate, approximately 6 calibrate, coordinate, months. Estimated inspect and troubleshoot Total Cost: $250,000. assembly until completion of that new module with the previously installed modules. DBA DOES NOT APPLY.
TABLE VII: EXAMPLES The following examples are known contracting scenarios from DOL experience and DON field non-construction contracts that also contain some construction work. These are not all-inclusive and are provided only to demonstrate the decision process outlined in this Guide. The examples begin with Step 1P1 from , because this is the appropriate point at which to determine whether the requirement involves any construction work. The examples then continue with Steps 2P1 through 2P6 from . Decision Matrix Step 1P1 2P1 2P2 2P3 2P4 2P5 2P6 Examples Does the requirement involve any work? Is all the to be performed on a naval vessel? Is any of the work to be performed inside of the 50 United States or DC? Does the Government estimate indicate that the value of the work exceeds the threshold for construction? Is the work on a ? Does the contract contain a amount of work to be performed? Can the work be from the non-construction work? Action relative to DBA coverage. Purchase and installation of a complex automated processing machine consisting of multiple electronics modules, sensors and driven by software. Subassembly delivery comes from 7 different suppliers in 50 trucks over approximately 6 months. Estimated Total Cost: $250,000. Yes. is installation and permanently mounting of equipment. MOVE TO NEXT STEP No. MOVE TO NEXT STEP. Yes. The work will be performed in the District of Columbia. MOVE TO NEXT STEP. Yes. Construction work is approximately $10,000. MOVE TO NEXT STEP. Yes. Installation is in a Government building. MOVE TO NEXT STEP. Yes. The requirement includes substantial types and quantities of construction activities. MOVE TO NEXT STEP. No. Construction activities are so merged with the non-construction work. The professional technical personnel will perform both activities concurrently. Technicians perform a variety of software and performance tests as the system is assembled. Tests include activate, calibrate, coordinate, inspect and troubleshoot assembly until completion of that new module with the previously installed modules. DBA DOES NOT APPLY. None
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