Attachment 1 - Draft Capability Areas.docx

Attachment 1: Draft Capability Areas The DiPSS II IDIQ will establish seven (7) overarching capability areas that the Contractors will be required to support. Each capability area has several illustrative but not exhaustive sub-capability areas and an associated primary objective:

· TO management and reporting

· Budget planning and cost control

· Scheduling and resource allocation

· Quality assurance and performance monitoring

· Risk management and mitigation planning

· Stakeholder communication and coordination

· Document control and data management

· Proposal development and TO response

· Subcontractor and team partner oversight

· Safety and security program integration

· Contract closeout and lessons learned analysis Oversee the effective execution of all TO through coordinated planning, resource management, compliance monitoring, and communication with government stakeholders.

· Renovation and remodeling of existing structures

· Secure facility construction (SCIFs, SAVs, etc.)

· Structural, electrical, and mechanical systems installation

· Site work and utilities installation

· Construction quality assurance/control (QA/QC)

· Construction safety and accident prevention

· Temporary structures and modular buildings

· Cost estimating and scheduling

· Materials testing and commissioning

· Handover and as-built documentation Execute high-quality, secure, and code-compliant construction and renovation projects that support the expansion, maintenance, and security of diplomatic facilities.

· Dining facility operations (DFAC) and catering

· Potable water supply and purification

· Waste management (solid and wastewater)

· Laundry and sanitation services

· Fuel supply and management

· Facilities cleaning and janitorial services

· Morale, welfare, and recreation (MWR) support

· Camp power generation and distribution

· Pest control services

· Health, safety, and hygiene compliance

· Environmental services and camp closure support Provide comprehensive and compliant life support services that ensure the health, safety, and well-being of deployed personnel in remote or high-risk environments.

· Customs brokerage and clearance

· Warehouse and inventory management

· Procurement and sourcing (local & international)

· Asset tracking and property accountability

· Transportation and convoy support

· Material handling and distribution

· Cold chain logistics (if applicable)

· Containerization and packaging

· Supply chain risk management

· Mobilization/demobilization logistics

· Hazardous materials (HAZMAT) handling Deliver timely, secure, and reliable procurement, transportation, and distribution of materials and equipment necessary to sustain overseas operations.

· Primary and urgent care services

· Field clinic setup and operation

· Emergency medical response planning

· Medical evacuation (MEDEVAC) coordination

· Occupational health and safety services

· Health surveillance and disease prevention

· Mental health and stress management services

· Medical supply procurement and cold storage

· First aid training and CPR certification

· Environmental health and public sanitation

· Pandemic or outbreak response support Provide responsive, reliable medical services and emergency response capabilities to safeguard the health and safety of U.S. government personnel overseas.

· Electrical and power systems (generators, UPS, etc.)

· Plumbing and water systems

· Fire protection and life safety systems

· Preventive and corrective maintenance

· Elevator and conveyance systems maintenance

· Facility condition assessments

· Energy management and sustainability programs

· Groundskeeping and exterior maintenance

· 24/7 emergency response services Ensure the continuous, safe, and efficient operation of critical infrastructure and facilities in support of U.S. diplomatic missions worldwide.

· Intrusion detection and alarm systems

· Video surveillance (CCTV and analytics)

· Perimeter security (barriers, gates, fencing)

· Secure communications infrastructure

· Electronic key management systems

· Blast mitigation and forced-entry systems

· Security system integration and networking

· Maintenance and upgrades of existing systems

· Emergency notification and mass communication systems

· Cybersecurity integration (where applicable)

· SCIF systems installation and certification Design, install, and maintain integrated physical and electronic security systems that protect U.S. personnel, property, and sensitive information.