Armstrong_MACC_Site_Visit_Presentation_.pdf

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This document describes a federal contract opportunity for multiple award construction contracts. The National Aeronautics and Space Administration Armstrong Flight Research Center plans to award up to fourteen indefinite delivery indefinite quantity contracts to support construction and design/build services at various centers including Ames Research Center, Armstrong Flight Research Center, Jet Propulsion Laboratory, and Santa Susana Field Laboratory. The anticipated composite value is $300 million over five years. Work may include maintenance, repair, construction, demolition, and design/build projects. The solicitation is expected to be released on or around March 1st, 2018 with bids due on or around April 3rd, 2018. Organized site visits have been scheduled on March 13th and 15th, 2018. Evaluation will be based on pricing for seed projects at Armstrong and Ames Research Center between $1-5 million and $5-10 million respectively. Twelve awards will be set aside for small businesses and two for full and open competition. All awardees will receive a minimum $5,000 task order.

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Armstrong Flight Research Center

Edwards AFB, California

• Year-round flying weather

• 301,000 acres remote area

• Varied topography

• 350 testable days per year

• Extensive range airspace

• 29,000 feet of concrete runways

• 68 miles of lakebed runways

• Supersonic corridor

• U.S. Air Force Alliance

Main Campus

• Tenant of Edwards Air Force Base

• Facilities concentrated in approximately 200 acres

• Number of buildings: 50+

• Mission Directorates –

• Aeronautics

• Science

• Space Projects and Partnerships

Armstrong Flight Research Center, B703 Palmdale, CA

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