FE 10068 4J Bldg. 2 Drawings Part 3.pdf

These images document severe roof damage at a facility, likely at Fort Bliss, Texas, showing extensive deterioration of the roofing membrane across multiple roof sections. The images capture widespread fragmentation, cracking, and separation of roofing materials, with large sections of TPO (Thermoplastic Polyolefin) membrane visibly torn, buckled, and disintegrating. The photographs are taken from various angles, revealing mountain landscapes in the background and showing the extent of roof failure across different building wings, with mechanical equipment and ventilation systems surrounding the damaged roof surfaces.

The related federal contract opportunity (Solicitation W911SG25BA018) is a pre-solicitation for a roof replacement project specifically targeting Building 2 at Fort Bliss. The contract is 100% set aside for Service-Disabled Veteran Owned Small Businesses (SDVOSB), with a project scope involving complete removal and replacement of roofing systems across Wings A through E. The new roofing will be a fully adhered 72 mil TPO system with R-38 insulation and glass-mat roof board, requiring a 30-year manufacturer warranty with 120 mph wind speed coverage. The project is estimated between $5-10 million, with a 180-day completion timeline, and is scheduled for solicitation release on or about 23 July 2025, with a bid opening around 26 August 2025.