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Details: Pre-proposal Conference (industry Day) date: 30 January 2025 At 10:00 Am Est, Virtual Meeting Via Teams this Industry Day Conference Is An Informational Presentation That Will Include A Question/answer Session. Contractors And Their Subcontractors Interested In Attending This Industry Day For The Niagara Falls Ars Project Are Requested To Submit Their Names Via Email To The Usace Contracting Specialist, Ms. Charity Mansfield At Charity.a.mansfield@usace.army.mil Nlt 4:00 Pm Est On 27 January 2025. this Is Not A Request For Proposal, An Invitation To Bid, Or A Request For Quotation. Therefore, This Event Is Not To Be Construed As A Commitment By The Government To Enter Into A Contract Nor Will The Government Pay For Information Provided To The Government In A Response Nor Pay For Administrative Costs Incurred Attending The Industry Day Event. No Reimbursement Will Be Made For Any Costs Associated With Providing Information In Response To This Announcement. teams Link: https://dod.teams.microsoft.us/l/meetup-join/19%3adod%3ameeting_bdbe58dae3ea4a1baeacf0e6103cf177%40thread.v2/0?context=%7b%22tid%22%3a%22fc4d76ba-f17c-4c50-b9a7-8f3163d27582%22%2c%22oid%22%3a%229e6c2bed-6282-4de9-98d7-1f8ecc70997e%22%7d meeting Id: 993 880 212 848 passcode: Gm6md7du dial In By Phone: +1 503-207-9433,,806426912# United States, Beaverton phone Conference Id: 806 426 912# project Description: Please Join Us For An Industry Day Hosted By The Louisville, District, United States Army Corps Of Engineers To Discuss The Niagara Falls Ars Project To Construct An Addition To Building 321 For Kc-135 Boom Operator Weapon System Trainer (bowst) And The Renovation Of Building 321 For The Operational Flight Trainer (oft). the Government Is Planning To Issue A Small Business Set Aside Invitation For Bid (design/bid/build) For The Construction Of A 2,500 Sf (232.3 Sm) Boom Operator Weapons System Trainer (bowst) Addition To Building 321 And Renovations Of B321 To Meet Facility Design Requirements For The Officer Flight Trainer (oft) Simulator. the Procurement And Installation Of The Bowst And Oft Simulators Are The Responsibility Of The Government And Not Part Of This Project, However, The Contractor Will Be Responsible For Commissioning Certain Systems After The Simulator Installation. After The Oft Simulator Is Installed, The Contractor Will Be Responsible For Installing The Deluge Fire Suppression System Under The Oft Simulator. all Existing Tenants Will Be Relocated, And The Building Will Be Turned Over To The Contractor For The Period Of Construction. the Bowst Addition Is A Minor Milcon Project And The Base Bid. The Oft Renovation Project Is Operation & Maintenance Funded And Will Be Listed As Options To The Contract. construction For The Addition Is To Comply With Bowst Manufacturer Requirements To Include Minimum Bowst High Bay Size Of 21’ H, 33’x34’; Insulated Overhead Door Access, Three Briefing Rooms, One Debriefing Room, Parts Storage Room, Computer Room, And Mechanical/electrical Room. Facility To Include Reinforced Concrete Foundation And Floor Slabs, Steel Framing And Trusses, Masonry Exterior Walls, Standing Seam Metal Roofing System, Hvac, Electrical, Lighting, And Fire Systems. Computer Room Flooring Rated For Minimum 1,000-pound Rolling And 250-pound Concentrated Loading. Interior And Exterior Communications Infrastructure Is Included And Designed For Peak Use. Provide All Supporting Utilities, Pavements, And Landscaping Required For A Complete And Usable Facility. Exterior Finishes To Match Or Compliment Installation Architectural Standards. Include Space For Mechanical/electrical Equipment, Egress, And Personnel Circulation. Facility Layout To Meet Authorized Functional And Operational Mission Needs Of The Assigned Unit And Bowst. The Site Will Include All Utility Connections And Paved Maintenance/vehicle Access Route To High Bay. Additionally, The Existing Rain Garden On Site Will Be Replaced With A Bioretention Basin To Meet The Stormwater Requirements. Low Levels Of Pfos/pfoa Have Been Detected In The Soil And Groundwater Near The Bowst Site. Management, Testing, And Disposal Of Soil/groundwater To Comply With Niagara Falls Air Reserve Station, State And Federal Regulations For Pfos/pfoa Contamination Will Be Required As Part Of This Project. construction For The Renovation Is For The Oft Simulator Space To Make It Secure And Compliant With Open Storage Requirements So The Sims Can Be On The Maf Dmo Dtcn Secure Network 24/7. Modify Interior Partitions And Doorways To Support Adequate Briefing Room Spaces Impacted By Bowst Addition And To Use Dedicated Computer Room Space More Efficiently. Modify Room 108a To Provide Environmental Controls And Adequately Sized Door Opening So Hpu And Mcc Fit. Facility Layout To Meet Authorized Functional And Operational Mission Needs. Install 2-ton Overhead Crane In The High Bay. Install A New Drawbridge Tower And Stair Assembly. Install Chilled Water Supply For Cooling. Facility To Include Properly Located And Sized Hvac, Electrical, Lighting, And Fire Suppression Systems. Install Raised Pad For Mcc In Hydraulic Room. A New Exterior Pad Is Required For Ahu Cockpit Condenser. Replace Existing 6” Thick Permeable Concrete Pavement Parking Areas With Salt Resistant 6” Concrete Pavement. contract Duration Is Estimated At 681 Calendar Days. The Estimated Cost Range Is Between $5,000,000 And $10,000,000. Naics Code Is 236220. this Posting Will Be Updated To Include The Industry Day Presentation Following Completion Of This Pre-proposal Conference.

Description: Public tender Vob/a Demolition and dismantling work (din 18 459); Floor covering work (din 18 365); Screed work (din 18 353); Tiling and panel work (din 18 352); Scaffolding work (din 18 451); Painting and varnishing work - coatings (din 18 363); Bricklaying (din 18 330); Plastering and stucco work (din 18 350); Wallpapering (din 18 366); Drywall work (din 18 340); Carpentry and timber construction work (DIN 18 334); Demolition and dismantling work (DIN 18 459); Construction site equipment: Construction site equipment including mobile crane 1 piece; Construction fence, wire mesh with privacy net 250 m; Construction road + container parking areas, mineral mixture 200 m²; Lawn finishing care 350 m²; Work protection: 1-chamber lock 12 pieces; Partitioning, fiber-tight and stable 250 m²; Material airlock and personnel airlock; Scaffolding work: Facade/roof scaffolding, 2 kN/m², W06 2300 m²; Provision for scaffolding 78200 m²wo; Dismantling of contaminated building materials: Demolition of asbestos cement ventilation ducts 12 pieces; Demolition of asbestos-containing flexible panels + adhesive 215 m²; Demolition of KMF impact sound insulation, D=15mm 1250 m²; Demolition of PK-containing release paper 1100 m²; Demolition work: Demolition of tiles 750 m²; Demolition of PVC floor covering 900 m²; Demolition of cement screed 360 m²; Demolition of interior wall plaster 4200 m²; Demolition of ceiling plaster + reed mats 1590 m²; Demolition of interior doors + frames 95 pcs.; Shell work: Making / widening door openings 31 pcs.; Making masonry pillars 19 pcs.; Making foundations for external staircase 1 m³; Core drilling 138 pcs.; Roofing work: Installing line ventilators in interlocking tile roof 15 pcs.; Sun protection: Venetian blinds for windows 98 pcs.; Locksmith: External staircase 1 pc.; Adjusting balcony railings 15 pcs.; plastering work: lime cement ceiling plaster 462 m²; gypsum ceiling plaster 1250 m²; lime cement wall plaster 152 m²; gypsum wall plaster 1670 m²; screed work: quick cement screed, D= 40-45 mm 1230 m²; floor covering work: linoleum covering 1160 m²; drywall work: dry screed/rock wool insulation panels D= 100 mm 609 m²; plasterboard assembly walls 469 m²; plasterboard installation walls 116 m²; plasterboard sub-ceiling 832 m²; plasterboard suspended ceiling 340 m²; tiling and natural stone work: floor tiles 84 m²; wall tiles 53 m²; carpentry work: tea kitchens 2 pcs.; interior doors office doors 23 pcs.; Damp room doors 14 pieces; metalwork: aluminum frame doors 16 pieces; sheet steel doors including frames 11 pieces; painting work: glass fabric wallpaper + emulsion paint walls 2800 m²; coating suspended plasterboard ceilings 1171 m²; coating steel perimeter frames 44 pieces; coating sheet steel doors with frames 10 pieces; overhaul coatings walls + ceilings 940 m²; industrial floor coating epoxy resin 290 m²; building cleaning work: intermediate and final cleaning 1600 m²; locking system: BKS profile double cylinder 49 pieces; digital double knob cylinder 27 pieces; transponder 100 pieces; panic lock 34 pieces; access control smart relay 11 pieces, programming device + locking plan creation HLS + building automation: -1. And 2nd floor (the ground floor was already prepared in 2018): Dismantling of the complete sanitary installation from the equipment standard for apartments and equipping the building with sanitary facilities for an office building, consisting of dismantling 31 hand basins, 21 toilets/urinals, 12 shower trays and 6 bathtubs with vanity units, shower partitions and small parts, equipping the new toilet areas with 9 hand basins, 11 toilets, 2 urinals, 1 shower tray, 2 sinks, each with support frames, instantaneous water heaters and sanitary accessories and installations for two kitchen sinks, 150 m of PP+SML waste water pipes, 200 m of stainless steel drinking water pipes with press connections and thermal insulation, 16 fire extinguishers with wall boxes, dry riser with three feed-in and 15 extraction points with pipes. -approx. 40 new radiators with approx. 180 m of C-steel pipes. -12 fans for toilet exhaust air in accordance with DIN 18017-3 and one for battery room exhaust air with PPS pipes, four split air conditioning units. -Approx. 350 sprinkler heads, approx. 500 m of sprinkler pipes for a wet and a dry system, sprinkler distributor, a sprinkler station, nitrogen generator. -Building automation with simple monitoring tasks. Electrics: Installation cable NYM-J 3x2.5 mm² various. Installation types approx. 6,000 m, installation cable Nym-j 3x1.5 mm² approx. 3,500 m, cable halogen-free Nhxhx-j-fe180 up to 3x2.5 mm² approx. 2,000 m, installation cable E 30 up to 4x2x0.8 mm approx. 2,300 m, installation distributor 230 VI 250 A indoor installation wall mounting 8 pieces, circuit breaker 1-pole character b 16a 250 pieces, cable tray perforated steel strip galvanized H 60mm W up to 600 mm approx. 300 m, electrical installation duct device installation H/w 60/130mm plastic approx. 650 m, Bap-LED surface-mounted light 35W approx. 154 pieces, LED recessed downlight D=235mm, 16 W approx. 65 pcs., LED safety lights approx. 65 pcs., LED escape sign lights approx. 40 pcs., BMA signal generator optical flashing light approx. 100 pcs., loudspeaker for wall and ceiling mounting up to 2x6 W approx. 110 pcs., data cable Cat. 6a various installation types approx. 12,000 m, data connection box sym. Cat. 6a 2 ports approx. 170 pcs.

Description: Public tender Vob/a Demolition and dismantling work (din 18 459); Floor covering work (din 18 365); Screed work (din 18 353); Tiling and panel work (din 18 352); Scaffolding work (din 18 451); Painting and varnishing work - coatings (din 18 363); Bricklaying (din 18 330); Plastering and stucco work (din 18 350); Wallpapering (din 18 366); Drywall work (din 18 340); Carpentry and timber construction work (DIN 18 334); Demolition and dismantling work (DIN 18 459); Construction site equipment: Construction site equipment including mobile crane 1 piece; Construction fence, wire mesh with privacy net 250 m; Construction road + container parking areas, mineral mixture 200 m²; Lawn finishing care 350 m²; Work protection: 1-chamber lock 12 pieces; Partitioning, fiber-tight and stable 250 m²; Material airlock and personnel airlock; Scaffolding work: Facade/roof scaffolding, 2 kN/m², W06 2300 m²; Provision for scaffolding 78200 m²wo; Dismantling of contaminated building materials: Demolition of asbestos cement ventilation ducts 12 pieces; Demolition of asbestos-containing flexible panels + adhesive 215 m²; Demolition of KMF impact sound insulation, D=15mm 1250 m²; Demolition of PK-containing release paper 1100 m²; Demolition work: Demolition of tiles 750 m²; Demolition of PVC floor covering 900 m²; Demolition of cement screed 360 m²; Demolition of interior wall plaster 4200 m²; Demolition of ceiling plaster + reed mats 1590 m²; Demolition of interior doors + frames 95 pcs.; Shell work: Making / widening door openings 31 pcs.; Making masonry pillars 19 pcs.; Making foundations for external staircase 1 m³; Core drilling 138 pcs.; Roofing work: Installing line ventilators in interlocking tile roof 15 pcs.; Sun protection: Venetian blinds for windows 98 pcs.; Locksmith: External staircase 1 pc.; Adjusting balcony railings 15 pcs.; plastering work: lime cement ceiling plaster 462 m²; gypsum ceiling plaster 1250 m²; lime cement wall plaster 152 m²; gypsum wall plaster 1670 m²; screed work: quick cement screed, D= 40-45 mm 1230 m²; floor covering work: linoleum covering 1160 m²; drywall work: dry screed/rock wool insulation panels D= 100 mm 609 m²; plasterboard assembly walls 469 m²; plasterboard installation walls 116 m²; plasterboard sub-ceiling 832 m²; plasterboard suspended ceiling 340 m²; tiling and natural stone work: floor tiles 84 m²; wall tiles 53 m²; carpentry work: tea kitchens 2 pcs.; interior doors office doors 23 pcs.; Damp room doors 14 pieces; metalwork: aluminum frame doors 16 pieces; sheet steel doors including frames 11 pieces; painting work: glass fabric wallpaper + emulsion paint walls 2800 m²; coating suspended plasterboard ceilings 1171 m²; coating steel perimeter frames 44 pieces; coating sheet steel doors with frames 10 pieces; overhaul coatings walls + ceilings 940 m²; industrial floor coating epoxy resin 290 m²; building cleaning work: intermediate and final cleaning 1600 m²; locking system: BKS profile double cylinder 49 pieces; digital double knob cylinder 27 pieces; transponder 100 pieces; panic lock 34 pieces; access control smart relay 11 pieces, programming device + locking plan creation HLS + building automation: -1. And 2nd floor (the ground floor was already prepared in 2018): Dismantling of the complete sanitary installation from the equipment standard for apartments and equipping the building with sanitary facilities for an office building, consisting of dismantling 31 hand basins, 21 toilets/urinals, 12 shower trays and 6 bathtubs with vanity units, shower partitions and small parts, equipping the new toilet areas with 9 hand basins, 11 toilets, 2 urinals, 1 shower tray, 2 sinks, each with support frames, instantaneous water heaters and sanitary accessories and installations for two kitchen sinks, 150 m of PP+SML waste water pipes, 200 m of stainless steel drinking water pipes with press connections and thermal insulation, 16 fire extinguishers with wall boxes, dry riser with three feed-in and 15 extraction points with pipes. -approx. 40 new radiators with approx. 180 m of C-steel pipes. -12 fans for toilet exhaust air in accordance with DIN 18017-3 and one for battery room exhaust air with PPS pipes, four split air conditioning units. -Approx. 350 sprinkler heads, approx. 500 m of sprinkler pipes for a wet and a dry system, sprinkler distributor, a sprinkler station, nitrogen generator. -Building automation with simple monitoring tasks. Electrics: Installation cable NYM-J 3x2.5 mm² various. Installation types approx. 6,000 m, installation cable Nym-j 3x1.5 mm² approx. 3,500 m, cable halogen-free Nhxhx-j-fe180 up to 3x2.5 mm² approx. 2,000 m, installation cable E 30 up to 4x2x0.8 mm approx. 2,300 m, installation distributor 230 VI 250 A indoor installation wall mounting 8 pieces, circuit breaker 1-pole character b 16a 250 pieces, cable tray perforated steel strip galvanized H 60mm W up to 600 mm approx. 300 m, electrical installation duct device installation H/w 60/130mm plastic approx. 650 m, Bap-LED surface-mounted light 35W approx. 154 pieces, LED recessed downlight D=235mm, 16 W approx. 65 pcs., LED safety lights approx. 65 pcs., LED escape sign lights approx. 40 pcs., BMA signal generator optical flashing light approx. 100 pcs., loudspeaker for wall and ceiling mounting up to 2x6 W approx. 110 pcs., data cable Cat. 6a various installation types approx. 12,000 m, data connection box sym. Cat. 6a 2 ports approx. 170 pcs.

Description: Public tender Vob/a Demolition and dismantling work (din 18 459); Floor covering work (din 18 365); Screed work (din 18 353); Tiling and panel work (din 18 352); Scaffolding work (din 18 451); Painting and varnishing work - coatings (din 18 363); Bricklaying (din 18 330); Plastering and stucco work (din 18 350); Wallpapering (din 18 366); Drywall work (din 18 340); Carpentry and timber construction work (DIN 18 334); Demolition and dismantling work (DIN 18 459); Construction site equipment: Construction site equipment including mobile crane 1 piece; Construction fence, wire mesh with privacy net 250 m; Construction road + container parking areas, mineral mixture 200 m²; Lawn finishing care 350 m²; Work protection: 1-chamber lock 12 pieces; Partitioning, fiber-tight and stable 250 m²; Material airlock and personnel airlock; Scaffolding work: Facade/roof scaffolding, 2 kN/m², W06 2300 m²; Provision for scaffolding 78200 m²wo; Dismantling of contaminated building materials: Demolition of asbestos cement ventilation ducts 12 pieces; Demolition of asbestos-containing flexible panels + adhesive 215 m²; Demolition of KMF impact sound insulation, D=15mm 1250 m²; Demolition of PK-containing release paper 1100 m²; Demolition work: Demolition of tiles 750 m²; Demolition of PVC floor covering 900 m²; Demolition of cement screed 360 m²; Demolition of interior wall plaster 4200 m²; Demolition of ceiling plaster + reed mats 1590 m²; Demolition of interior doors + frames 95 pcs.; Shell work: Making / widening door openings 31 pcs.; Making masonry pillars 19 pcs.; Making foundations for external staircase 1 m³; Core drilling 138 pcs.; Roofing work: Installing line ventilators in interlocking tile roof 15 pcs.; Sun protection: Venetian blinds for windows 98 pcs.; Locksmith: External staircase 1 pc.; Adjusting balcony railings 15 pcs.; plastering work: lime cement ceiling plaster 462 m²; gypsum ceiling plaster 1250 m²; lime cement wall plaster 152 m²; gypsum wall plaster 1670 m²; screed work: quick cement screed, D= 40-45 mm 1230 m²; floor covering work: linoleum covering 1160 m²; drywall work: dry screed/rock wool insulation panels D= 100 mm 609 m²; plasterboard assembly walls 469 m²; plasterboard installation walls 116 m²; plasterboard sub-ceiling 832 m²; plasterboard suspended ceiling 340 m²; tiling and natural stone work: floor tiles 84 m²; wall tiles 53 m²; carpentry work: tea kitchens 2 pcs.; interior doors office doors 23 pcs.; Damp room doors 14 pieces; metalwork: aluminum frame doors 16 pieces; sheet steel doors including frames 11 pieces; painting work: glass fabric wallpaper + emulsion paint walls 2800 m²; coating suspended plasterboard ceilings 1171 m²; coating steel perimeter frames 44 pieces; coating sheet steel doors with frames 10 pieces; overhaul coatings walls + ceilings 940 m²; industrial floor coating epoxy resin 290 m²; building cleaning work: intermediate and final cleaning 1600 m²; locking system: BKS profile double cylinder 49 pieces; digital double knob cylinder 27 pieces; transponder 100 pieces; panic lock 34 pieces; access control smart relay 11 pieces, programming device + locking plan creation HLS + building automation: -1. And 2nd floor (the ground floor was already prepared in 2018): Dismantling of the complete sanitary installation from the equipment standard for apartments and equipping the building with sanitary facilities for an office building, consisting of dismantling 31 hand basins, 21 toilets/urinals, 12 shower trays and 6 bathtubs with vanity units, shower partitions and small parts, equipping the new toilet areas with 9 hand basins, 11 toilets, 2 urinals, 1 shower tray, 2 sinks, each with support frames, instantaneous water heaters and sanitary accessories and installations for two kitchen sinks, 150 m of PP+SML waste water pipes, 200 m of stainless steel drinking water pipes with press connections and thermal insulation, 16 fire extinguishers with wall boxes, dry riser with three feed-in and 15 extraction points with pipes. -approx. 40 new radiators with approx. 180 m of C-steel pipes. -12 fans for toilet exhaust air in accordance with DIN 18017-3 and one for battery room exhaust air with PPS pipes, four split air conditioning units. -Approx. 350 sprinkler heads, approx. 500 m of sprinkler pipes for a wet and a dry system, sprinkler distributor, a sprinkler station, nitrogen generator. -Building automation with simple monitoring tasks. Electrics: Installation cable NYM-J 3x2.5 mm² various. Installation types approx. 6,000 m, installation cable Nym-j 3x1.5 mm² approx. 3,500 m, cable halogen-free Nhxhx-j-fe180 up to 3x2.5 mm² approx. 2,000 m, installation cable E 30 up to 4x2x0.8 mm approx. 2,300 m, installation distributor 230 VI 250 A indoor installation wall mounting 8 pieces, circuit breaker 1-pole character b 16a 250 pieces, cable tray perforated steel strip galvanized H 60mm W up to 600 mm approx. 300 m, electrical installation duct device installation H/w 60/130mm plastic approx. 650 m, Bap-LED surface-mounted light 35W approx. 154 pieces, LED recessed downlight D=235mm, 16 W approx. 65 pcs., LED safety lights approx. 65 pcs., LED escape sign lights approx. 40 pcs., BMA signal generator optical flashing light approx. 100 pcs., loudspeaker for wall and ceiling mounting up to 2x6 W approx. 110 pcs., data cable Cat. 6a various installation types approx. 12,000 m, data connection box sym. Cat. 6a 2 ports approx. 170 pcs.

Details: Please Note – Nsns May Be Added To Any Subsequent Contract Per The Scope Of This Action. This Action’s Scope Is Listed Below. A Current Program Nsn Listing Is Attached To This Announcement. this Annoucement Is Linked To The Project's Sources Sought. The Sources Sought Contains Additional Program Information And A Market Survey Questionnaire. Please Feel Free To Review The Sources Sought And Provide A Response To The Market Survery Questionnaire. Please Provide Any Market Survey Responses Or Questions To Bret Griffin (bret.griffin@dla.mil) Or Robert Harris (robert.harris@dla.mil). the Jltvci Successor Project Will Be A 5 Year Multiple Award Contract(s) (mac) Supporting A Broad Range Of Joint Light Tactical Vehicles (jltv). The Proposed Contract Will Have An Ordering Period Of A Two-year Base Period, And Three (3) One-year Option Periods, Totaling Five (5) Potential Contract Years. Individual Orders Will Be Used To Supply The Items Within Scope Of This Contract. scope the Scope Of This Joint Light Tactical Vehicle Competitive Initiative (jltvci) Contract Includes Any Fully Competitive And/or Limited Source(s) Dod Or Dla Managed Product, Used By The Dod Or The Federal Government To Produce, Repair Or Replace Any Item, Or System, Used On These Joint Light Tactical Vehicles. The Weapon System Designator Codes (wsdcs) Within The Scope Of This Contract Include, But Are Not Limited To: Army J8a, And The Following Marine Wsdcs: O0m United States Marine Corps (usmc) General Purpose Truck, O1m Usmc Heavy Guns Carrier, O2m Usmc Close Combat Weapons Carrier, And O3m Usmc Truck Utility. The Federal Supply Classes (fsc) Covering These Items Include, But Are Not Limited To: 2010 Ship And Boat Propulsion Components 2510 Vehicular Cab, Body, And Frame Structural Components 2520 Vehicular Power Transmission Components 2530 Vehicular Brake, Steering, Axle, Wheel, And Track Components 2540 Vehicular Furniture And Accessories 2541 Weapons Systems Specific Vehicular Accessories 2590 Miscellaneous Vehicular Components 2805 Gasoline Reciprocating Engines 2815 Diesel Engines And Components 2910 Engine Fuel System Components, Nonaircraft 2920 Engine Electrical System Components, Nonaircraft 2930 Engine Cooling System Components, Nonaircraft 2940 Engine Air And Oil Filters, Strainers, And Cleaners, Nonaircraft 2990 Miscellaneous Engine Accessories, Nonaircraft 3020 Gears, Pulleys, Sprockets, And Transmission Chain 3030 Belting, Drive Belts, Fan Belts, And Accessories 3040 Miscellaneous Power Transmission Equipment 3110 Bearings, Antifriction, Unmounted 3120 Bearings, Plain, Unmounted 3950 Winches, Hoists, Cranes, And Derricks 3990 Miscellaneous Materials Handling Equipment 4010 Chain And Wire Rope 4130 Refrigeration And Air Conditioning Components 4210 Firefighting Equipment 4320 Power And Hand Pumps 4330 Centrifugals, Separators, And Pressure And Vacuum Filters 4710 Pipe, Tube And Rigid Tubing 4720 Hose And Flexible Tubing 4730 Hose, Pipe, Tube, Lubrication, And Railing Fittings 4810 Valves, Powered 4820 Valves, Nonpowered 4910 Motor Vehicle Maintenance And Repair Shop Specialized Equipment 5315 Nails, Machine Keys, And Pins 5325 Fastening Devices 5330 Packing And Gasket Materials 5340 Hardware, Commercial 5342 Hardware, Weapon System 5355 Knobs And Pointers 5365 Bushings, Rings, Shims, And Spacers 5430 Storage Tanks 5895 Miscellaneous Communication Equipment 5905 Resistor 5925 Circuit Breakers 5930 Switches 5935 Connectors, Electrical 5963 Electronic Modules 5970 Electrical Insulators And Insulating Materials 5985 Antennas, Waveguides, And Related Equipment 5995 Cable, Cord, And Wire Assemblies: Communication Equipment 5998 Electrical And Electronic Assemblies, Boards, Cards, And Associated Hardware 5999 Miscellaneous Electrical And Electronic Components 6150 Miscellaneous Electric Power And Distribution Equipment 6220 Electric Vehicular Lights And Fixtures 6350 Miscellaneous Alarm, Signal, And Security Detection Systems 6620 Engine Instruments 6625 Electrical And Electronic Properties Measuring And Testing Instruments 6650 Optical Instruments, Test Equipment, Components And Accessories 6680 Liquid And Gas Flow, Liquid Level, And Mechanical Motion Measuring Instruments 6685 Pressure, Temperature, And Humidity Measuring And Controlling Instruments 6695 Combination And Miscellaneous Instruments 7690 Miscellaneous Printed Matter 8145 Specialized Shipping And Storage Containers the Project Currently Contains 7210 Nsns That May Be Ordered During The Period Of Performance. items Are Continuously Being Cleared Technically, And Having Nsn Numbers Assigned To Them, So The List Of 7210 Potential Nsns Is Not The Entire List That May Be Added To This Procurement But Are Nsns That Are Known At This Time. all Items Within The Scope Of The Solicitation Will Be Considered On The Contract And May Be Ordered During The Period Of Performance. nsns Within The Scope May Be Added To This Initiative Or Any Resulting Contract At A Later Date. The Solicitation Will Include Dlad Procurement Note L27 – Addition And Deletion Of Items To Facilitate The Addition Of Any Future Nsns To This Initiative Or Any Resulting Contract(s). this Solicitation May Be The Only Planned Opportunity That A Contractor Will Have To Submit A Proposal For Nsns That Fall Within The Scope Of This Solicitation. all Responsible Sources May Submit An Offer/quote Which Shall Be Considered. one Or More Of The Items Under This Acquisition May Be Subject To An Agreement On Government Procurement Approved And Implemented In The United States By The Trade Agreements Act Of 1979. All Offers Shall Be In The English Language And In U.s. Dollars. All Interested Suppliers May Submit An Offer. the Solicitation Will Be Available On Dla’s Internet Bid Site (https://www.dibbs.bsm.dla.mil/rfp/) On Its Issue Date On Or About September 2, 2025. the Small Business Size Standard Is _1000__ Employees. drawings/specifications For Some Nsns Will Be Available Through The Dibbs Solicitation Link In The Synopsis On The Solicitation Issue Date. specifications, Plans Or Drawings Are Not Available Are Not Avaialable For All Nsns. the Total Duration Of This Action Shall Not Exceed 5 Years. while Price May Be A Significant Factor In The Evaluation Of Offers, The Final Award Decision Will Be Based Upon A Combination Of Price, Delivery, Past Performance, And Other Evaluation Factors As Described In The Solicitation.

Details: Sources Sought - Jetty Rehabilitation Of Cheesequake Creek, New Jersey, Nj Federal Navigation Project background Information the New York District Of The U.s. Army Corps Of Engineers (usace) Proposes To Perform The Rehabilitation Of The Eastern Jetty Of Cheesequake Creek, New Jersey. The Proposed Rehabilitation Would Involve Restoring The Jetty To Modern Standards, Which Includes Raising The Height To Match The Western Jetty. Through Jetty Construction Activities, Approximately 17,832 Cubic Yards Of Material Will Be Dug Up To A Depth Of -9’ Mean Lower Low Water (mllw). because Of Possible Restrictions In The New Jersey Department Of Environmental Protection Water Quality Certificate, The Proposed Work May Be Required To Only Be Performed By Utilizing Certain Equipment. For This Scope Of Work Of Jetty Construction, Certain Equipment May Be Required Such As, But Not Limited To Excavators, Dozers, Cranes, Or Rigs Of A Similar Type To Place The Stones And Perform Digging. The Excavated Material Would Be Required To Meet All Federal, State, And Approved Local Criteria Required By The Government Agencies Having Jurisdiction, Where The Material And Placement Sites Are Located. the Apparent Low Bidder Shall, Within 35 Calendar Days From The Date The Apparent Low Bidder Is Notified Of Being Such, Provide Copies Of All Required Permits And Approvals For Transfer. Transportation, Dewatering, And/or Processing, And Final Placement Of The Sediment Removed, And Shall Submit Evidence Of Such Permits And Approvals To The Government. once The Contract Is Awarded, The Contractor Will Be Required To Commence Work Within Five (5) Calendar Days After The Date Of Receipt Of The Notice To Proceed. The Presence Of Jetty Rehabilitation Equipment In The Channel Will Impact Vessel Traffic And The Contractor May Be Required To Move Operations To Allow For Vessel Traffic To Proceed. the Proposed Work Is Anticipated To Begin In The Fall Of 2025. Work Is Expected To Continue At A Minimum Of 6-9 Months. Due To Restrictions In The Environmental Window, The Contractor May Have To Implement Additional Measures Such As Working Within The Environmental Window Duration While Employing Environmental Monitoring Or Pausing Work Within The Environmental Window And resuming Once Environmental Window Reopens. The Work Is Estimated To Cost Between $10,000,000 And $15,000,000. survey Of The Construction Industry the Following Confidential Survey Questionnaire Is Designed To Apprise The Corps Of Prospective Contractors’ Project Execution Capabilities. Please Provide Your Response To The Following Questions. All Questions Are In Regard To The Cheesequake Creek Jetty Rehabilitation Project. general 1) Have You Ever Worked On Jetty Or Groin Construction Jobs Similar In Nature To This Project? If So, Please Describe The Project And For Whom The Work Was Performed. Identify A Point Of Contact And Phone Number, If Possible. 2) Have You Performed Jetty Rehabilitation Within The Coastline Of New Jersey? 3) What Percentage Of Work Can You Perform With Your Own Equipment Or Equipment Owned By Another Small Contractor? 4) Would You Be Willing To Bid On The Project Previously Described? If The Answer Is No, Please Explain Why Not? 5) Would You Be Bidding On This Project As A Sole Contractor, Prime Contractor With Subcontractor(s) Or As A Joint Venture? 6) Have You Ever Worked On A Project That Involves Excavating And Disposing Of Material Near A Superfund Site? 7) Do You Have Capabilities To Or Can You Procure Capabilities To Perform Sampling And Testing Of Excavated Material Prior To Transportation And Placement At A Receiving Facility? 8) Is There A Dollar Limit On The Size Contract That You Would Bid? If So, What Is That Limit? 9) What Is The Largest Contract, In Dollars, On Which You Were The Prime Contractor? 10) What Is Your Bonding Capacity Per Contract? What Is Your Total Bonding Capacity? 11) The Contractor Is Required To Obtain An Acceptable Use Determination (aud) From The Local Jurisdiction Where Excavated Material Will Be Placed. Do You Have Familiarity With The Process, And Have You Ever Worked On A Project Where Obtaining An Aud Was Required? 12) Use Of Usace Resident Management System (rms 3.0) Will Be Required For This Contract. Do You Have Experience Using The Usace Resident Management System (rms 3.0) For Delivering Submittals, Daily Reports, And Pay Estimates? 13) Are You Familiar With The Usace Em 385-1-1 (march 2024) And All Requirements? Deficiencies Observed On Site Will Require Immediate Attention And Action To Meet All Applicable Safety Codes. 14) In Previous Projects, Do You Have Experience In Completing Environmental Monitoring Of Endangered Species? If So, Was Such Work Contracted To A Company That Specializes In Such Environmental Windows? equipment 15) What Type Of Equipment Do You Own And / Or Operate That Is Suitable For The Work Described Please List Each Piece Of Equipment Capable Of Performing Each Type Of Work Described. 16) Identify What Equipment Including Support Equipment & Equipment On The Water, You Would Employ On This Project. Identify Your Means For Transporting The Required Stone To The Project Site, Would This Be Using Your Own Trucking Or A Trucking Company? 17) Do You Have Experience With The Placement Of Removed Sediment At Upland Placement Sites? 18) Please List Any Historical Projects Involving Removal Of Non-hars Material. Also List The Processing & Placement Sites Used To Place The Material. 19) Would You Be Able To Complete All Work Associated With This Project Within The Timeframe While Ensuring There Is Minimal Or No Impact To Protected Species Outside Of The Environmental Windows? If The Option To Work Within The Environmental Window Is Available, What Additional Measures Would You Employ During Work So That There Is Minimal Or No Impact To Protected Species? 20) How Long Is A Typical Reconstruction Of 15 Feet Height And 12 Feet Crest Width Jetty?

Details: Request For Information (rfi) naval Facilities Engineering Systems Command(navfac) Engineering And Expeditionary Warfare Center(exwc) equipment Services Support (ess) Contracted Maintenance And Repair Contract At Naval Station Rota, Spain this Rfi Is Issued Solely For The Purposes Of Obtaining Information Not Readily Available To The Government For Planning Purposes, In Accordance With Far 15.201(e). It Does Not Constitute A Request For Proposal (rfp) Or A Promise To Issue An Rfp For Any Particular Supplies Or Services In The Future. Furthermore, The Government Is Not At This Time Seeking Proposals And Will Not Accept Unsolicited Proposals. Responders Are Advised That The Government Will Not Pay For Any Information Or Administrative Costs Incurred In Response To This Rfi; All Costs Associated With Responding To This Rfi Will Be Solely At The Interested Party’s Expense. all Interested Parties (small, Medium, And Large Businesses Concerns) Are Invited To Submit A Response. In Addition To The Information Requested By The Government, Interested Parties Are Encouraged To Provide Any Other Information They Deem Relevant. the Naval Facilities (navfac) Engineering And Expeditionary Warfare Center (exwc) Has A Potential Requirement For A Firm Fixed Priced, Indefinite Delivery Indefinite Quantity (idiq) To Establish An Equipment Services Support (ess) Maintenance And Repair Contract At Naval Station Rota, Spain (navsta Rota) With A 60-month Ordering Period. Exwc Is Conducting Market Research To Determine The Range Of Available Contractors And Assess Their Capabilities To Support The Navy’s Maintenance And Repair Support Contract On Navsta Rota. The Intent Of This Ess Contract Is To Have One Or More Contractors Provide Intermediate And Depot Level Maintenance And Repair Services On Naval Expeditionary Equipment Assets Located At Navsta Rota. This Support Would Include: Inspections, Maintenance, Refurbishment, Repairs, Upgrades, Modernization, And Modifications Provided To Support Of The Naval Construction Equipment And Support Vehicles That Have Deteriorated (to Various Degrees) Into A Defective, Damaged, Or Reduced Operational Condition. the Government Plans To Award The Contracted Maintenance And Repair Contract Under One Of The Following Naics Codes: 811310: Commercial And Industrial Machinery And Equipment (except Automotive And Electronic) Repair And Maintenance the Government Intends To Allow Award Of Fixed-price Task Orders Under This Idiq Contract.the Period Of Performance Or Delivery Dates For Task Orders Will Be Determined At The Individual Task Order Level. location Of Work. If Implemented, It Is Anticipated At This Time That Some Portion Of The Work Would Be Performed At The Designated Repair Facility And/or At Other Locations On Navsta Rota. Although Subject To Change, The Following Provides An Overview Of The Current Location Strategy. maintenance And Repair Services annual Safety Inspections (avsi) perform Pre-operational Checks perform Services In Accordance With Manufacturers Recommended Specifications troubleshoot Automotive And Equipment Mechanical Andelectrical Issues cycling Of Equipment spot Checks load Testing Of Generators replacement Of Tires container Repair vehicle And Equipment Restoration diesel Engine Repair transmission And Drive Train Repair repair And/or The Individual Replacement Of Automotiveand Equipment Mechanical And Electrical Parts/devices replacement Of Body Components. ability To Source Original Equipment Manufacturer Parts; And If Required, After Market Equivalents, Rebuilt, Orused Suitable Substitutes size Of Scope. If Implemented, The Contractor Would Be Responsible For Inspections, Maintenance, And Repair Of Naval Construction Equipment And Support Vehicles. Currently There Are Approximately 650 Individual Pieces Of Naval Construction Equipment And Support Vehicles Assigned To Naval Expeditionary Forces That Potentially Could Be Supported By The Maintenance And Repair Program. equipment Range. The Following List Is Intended To Provide A Small Sample Of Naval Construction Equipment And Support Vehicles That May Be Included In The Maintenance And Repair Program; It Is Not Intended To Be An All-inclusive List. Naval Construction Equipment Is Composed Of A Mixture Of Civil Engineering Support Equipment (cese), Material Handling Equipment (mhe), Weight Handling Equipment (whe), A Variety Of Support Equipment. The Exact Make-up Of Equipment Make, Model, And Type Will Change Over Time Based On The Needs Of The Navy. (1) Automotive Vehicles (e.g. Trucks, Truck Tractors, Buses, Etc.) (2) Heavy And Light Construction Equipment (includes Motorized And Non-motorized Equipment) (3) Material Handling Equipment (e.g. Forklifts, Tele-handlers, Container Handlers, Etc.) (4) Weight Handling Equipment (i.e. Cranes) (5) Specialized Construction Support Equipment (e.g.light Plants, Air Compressors, Portable Welders, Etc.) (6) Power Support Equipment (i.e. Generators, Ecu(environmental Control Units), Portable Power Panels,etc.) (7) Trailers (e.g. Towable, Fifth-wheel, Etc.) (8) International Standard Organization (iso) Shippingcontainer ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ the Government Will Not Award A Contract On The Basis Of This Rfi And Will Not Reimburse Or Otherwise Pay For Any Information Received.this Rfi Is Issued For The Purpose Of Encouraging Communication And Exchanges Of Information Between The Government And Interested Parties. Responses To This Request Are Voluntary And The Government Will Not Pay Any Direct Or Indirect Costs For Any Information Or Materials Received In Response To This Rfi. Information Received In Response To This Rfi May Be Used To Structure Future Solicitations. All Responses Received May Be Held For An Extended Period Of Time Or Destroyed. In No Case Will Any Responses To This Rfi Be Returned To The Originator Or Information Submitted Shared With Any Other Respondents. Respondents Will Not Be Notified Of The Results Of The Market Research, Nor Will The Government Provide Feedback To Respondents With Respect To Any Information Submitted Under This Rfi.proprietary Data Shall Not Be Submitted. an Award Will Not Be Made Based On Any Information Or Offers Received In Response To This Notice. Not Responding To This Rfi Does Not Preclude Participation In Any Future Rfp, If Any Is Issued. If A Solicitation Is Released, It Will Be Synopsized On The System For Award Management (sam) Website. It Is The Responsibility Of The Potential Offerors To Monitor Those Sites For Additional Information Pertaining To This Requirement. please Provide Comments Or Questions Regarding The Proposed Strategic Service Contract Described In This Rfi. one Electronically Submitted Response Shall Be Received No Later Than 5:00pm Eastern Time On 08 November 2024 And Reference: Equipment Services Support (ess) Contracted Maintenance And Repair Contract At Naval Station Rota, Spain. submissions Should Be Limited To Ten Megabytes Or Less; And In A Format Compatible With Microsoft Office Or Adobe Pdf, And Includeattachment 1: Corporate Background Information Questionnaire interested Businesses Shall Submit Responses By Email To Desiree E. Garcia At Desiree.e,garcia9.civ@us.navy.mil And Jake O. Blas, Jake.o.blas.civ@us.navy.mil. Please Submit All Written Questions By Email To Desiree E. Garcia And Jake O. Blas. No Phone Or Email Solicitations With Regards To The Status Of Any Subsequent Rfp Will Be Accepted Prior To Its Release.

Details: The Work Consists Of: Providing The Complete Mobilization Required For The Completion Of The Work (crane, Containers, Protection) The Removal Of The Components Of The Existing Roof Up To The Existing Concrete Decking. The Removal Of All Flashings, Existing Metal Counter-flashings At The Parapets, At The Bases Of Devices And At The Upstands Of The Walls. The Installation Of A New White Roof Composition, In Two-layer Elastomeric Membrane, With New Roof Drains. The Complete Installation Of An Anti-fall System (anchors + Lifelines). The Installation Of New Ladders

Details: The Work Consists Of: Providing The Complete Mobilization Required For The Completion Of The Work (crane, Containers, Protection) The Removal Of The Components Of The Existing Roof Up To The Existing Concrete Decking. The Removal Of All Flashings, Existing Metal Counter-flashings At The Parapets, At The Bases Of Devices And At The Upstands Of The Walls. The Installation Of A New White Roof Composition, In Two-layer Elastomeric Membrane, With New Roof Drains. The Complete Installation Of An Anti-fall System (anchors + Lifelines). The Installation Of New Ladders

Details: Project Title: Test Maintenance Fabrication Facility, Aberdeen Proving Grounds, Maryland. solicitation Number: W912dr25ra009 this Is A Sources Sought Notice Only. This Is Not A Request For Proposals, Quotations Or Bids. There Will Not Be A Solicitation, Specifications, Or Drawings Available At This Time. the U.s. Army Corps Of Engineers (usace), Baltimore District, Requests Letters Of Interest From Qualified Small And Other Than Small Business Construction Contractors Interested In Performing Work On The Potential Construction Of The Test Maintenance Fabrication Facility, Aberdeen Proving Grounds, Maryland. by Way Of This Market Survey/sources Sought Notice, The Usace Baltimore District Intends To Determine The Extent Of Capable Firms That Are Engaged In Providing The Services Described Hereunder. Responses To This Sources Sought Announcement Will Be Used By The Government To Make Appropriate Acquisition Decisions. Therefore, The Type Of Set-aside Decision To Be Issued Will Depend Upon The Capabilities Of The Responses To This Notice. responses To This Notice Are Not Offers And Cannot Be Accepted By The U.s. Government To Form A Binding Contract. It Is The Responsibility Of The Interested Parties To Monitor This Site For Additional Information Pertaining To This Notice. note: There Will Be A Pla Requirement For This Project. project Description: the U.s. Army Corps Of Engineers, Baltimore District (nab), Has Been Tasked To Solicit For And Award Construction Services For The Test Maintenance Fabrication Facility, Aberdeen Proving Grounds, Maryland. The Proposed Project Will Be A Competitive, Firm-fixed-price (ffp), Design-bid-build (dbb) Contract Procured In Accordance With Far 15, Contracting By Negotiations, Under A Lowest Price Technically Acceptable (lpta) Process. the Project Will Consist Of A Design Bid Build (dbb) New Construction Of A 113,800 Square Foot Slab On Grade Test Maintenance Fabrication Facility (tmff) At Aberdeen Proving Ground (apg). The Tmff Includes Secure Areas (no Scif), Tool Crib, Material Storage Area With Overhead Cranes, Administrative Areas, Conference Area, Technical Publication Reference Area, Restroom Facilities, And Employee Break And Locker Rooms. Supporting Facility Elements Include All Pertinent Utilities, Employee Parking Area, Fenced Secure Vehicle Parking Area, Concrete Hardstand, Walks, Curbs And Gutters, Storm Drainage, Storm Water Management, Landscape Plantings, Fencing And Signage As Well As Utilizing Structural Soil Stabilization Practices (i.e. Soil Cement Technologies). Access For Persons With Disabilities Will Be Provided In The Administrative And Common Areas Only. Heat And Air Conditioning Will Be Self-contained Systems. The Project Will Also Include The Identification And Relocation Of An Existing Ductbank Which Traverses The Proposed Site, And The Demolition And Disposal Of An Existing 10,556 Square Foot Building And Associated Above Ground 2,000-gallon Fuel Storage Tank. No Hazmat Concerns Have Been Identified For The Building To Be Demolished. Force Protection Measures Include The Use Of Standoff Distances And Security Fencing. Design And Construction Will Comply With, And Include, Where Feasible, Components For Sustainable Design & Development (sdd), Low Impact Development (lid), Renewable Energy, Net-zero Water, And Leed. The Facility Will Be Designed To A Minimum Life Of 40 Years In Accordance With Dod's Unified Facilities Criteria (ufc 1-200-02) Including Energy Efficiencies, Building Envelope And Integrated Building Systems Performance. the Purpose Of This Notice Is To Gain Knowledge Of Interest, Capabilities And Qualifications Of Various Members Of Industry, To Include The Small Business Community: Small Business (sb), Section 8(a), Historically Underutilized Business Zones (hubzones), Small Disadvantaged Business (sdb), Veteran-owned Small Business (vosb), Service-disabled Veteran-owned Small Business (sdvosb), And Women-owned Small Business (wosb). The Government Must Ensure There Is Adequate Competition Within Any Given Socioeconomic Category Of Responsible Contractors. Large Businesses Are Not Prohibited From Submitting A Response To This Notice; However, Sb, Section 8(a), Hubzone, Sdvosb, Sdb, Vosb, And Wosb Are Highly Encouraged To Participate. in Accordance With Dfar 236.204 – Disclosure Of The Magnitude Of Construction Projects, The Magnitude Of This Project Between $25m And $100m. The North American Industry Classification System (naics) Code For This Procurement Is 236220 – “commercial And Institutional Building Construction”, Which Has A Small Business Size Standard Of $45,000,000. prior Government Contract Work Is Not Required For Submitting A Response To This Sources Sought Notice. responders Should Address All The Following In Their Submittal: 1. Firm's Name, Address, Point Of Contact, Phone Number, E-mail Address, Cage Code And Uei Number. 2. Indicate If Your Company Is Currently Registered With The Systems For Award Management (sam) Database. If Not, Indicate If It Has Been Registered Or Does It Plan To Register. 3.in Consideration Of Naics Code 236220, With A Small Business Size Standard In Dollars Of $45m, Indicate Your Firm’s Business Classified (size): Large Business, Small Business, Veteran Owned Small Business, Service-disabled Veteran Owned Small Business, Small Disadvantaged Business, Woman-owned Small Business, Hubzone Small Business, Or 8(a) Business. 4.indicate If Your Company Is Currently Prohibited From Doing Business With The Federal Government. Yes/no. (if Yes, Explain). 5.provide A Letter From The Surety Regarding The Bonding Capability For A Single Contract Action And Aggregate Both Expressed In Dollars. 6.indicate If Your Company Is Interested In Performing As A Prime Or Subcontract For The Above Project. 7.provide Three (3) Example Projects Similar To The Requirements Described Above Completed Within The Past Seven (7) Years. Include Point Of Contact Information For The Examples Provided As Past Performance On Indicated Projects May Be Verified. Contractors With Unsatisfactory Past Performance May Not Be Considered Capable Of Successfully Performing This Type Of Work. 8.responders Should Have Experience In The Areas Listed Below And Provide Narratives Identifying That Specific Experience: capability Statements Should Include Information And Details Of A Minimum Of Three (3) Projects With Similar Scope Of Work And Magnitude Of Construction Within The Past Seven (7) Years. One (1) Project Must Be 100% Completed, While The Remaining Two (2) Must Be 75% Completed. These Projects Must Be Of Relevant Scope And Have Either A Minimum Project Size Of 50,000 Building Gross Square Foot (bgsf) Or Demonstrate A Minimum Completion Value Of $50,000,000.00. successful Experience With Leed Silver Construction And Environmental Low Impact Development. successful Experience With Building Information Management (bim) Technology. independent Full-time, Dedicated, Self-performing (prime Contractor) Safety Staff. us Citizens (should Include Naturalized Citizens/legal Citizen). total Submittal Shall Be No Longer Than Fifteen (15) Pages In One (1).pdf File Double-sided Pages Will Count As Two (2) Separate Pages. comments Will Be Shared With The Government And The Project Design Team, But Otherwise Will Be Held In Strict Confidence. submission Instructions: this Notice Is Not A Request For Proposal, Quote Or Bid. It Is A Market Research Tool Being Utilized To Determine The Availability Of Potential Qualified Contractors Before Determining The Method Of Acquisition. In Addition, This Sources Sought Is Not To Be Considered As A Commitment By The Government, Nor Will The Government Pay For Any Information Solicited Or Delivered. interested Parties Who Consider Themselves Qualified To Perform The Above-listed Requirement Are Invited To Submit A Response To This Sources Sought Notice Nlt 11:00 Am Eastern Standard Time (est) 29 January 2025. All Responses Under This Sources Sought Notice Must Be Emailed To Amber.l.rose@usace.army.mil And Tamara.c.bonomolo@usace.army.mil Referencing The Sources Sought Notice Number W912dr25r13mf telephone Inquiries Will Not Be Accepted Or Acknowledged, And No Feedback Or Evaluations Will Be Provided To Companies Regarding Their Submissions. If You Have Any Questions Concerning This Opportunity, Please Contact: Amber Rose Via Email; Amber.l.rose@usace.army.mil.