JA ML-25-09 Barriers Crane_Redacted_FINAL.pdf

This document is a Justification and Approval (J&A) for the Department of the Navy, Naval Facilities Engineering Systems Command, Mid-Atlantic, seeking to procure active vehicle barriers (AVB) or final denial barriers for Naval Support Activity Crane in Indiana. The J&A authorizes the use of two specific vehicle barrier models - RSSI RSS-2000N and Gibraltar G-2000N - under the existing Global Sustainment Contract. The procurement will be conducted through the Small Business Multiple Award Construction Contract (SBMACC), which is a small business set-aside contract with nine competing contractors. The total project is estimated at an undisclosed cost and must be completed within 240 days after award, with funding from Navy Operations and Maintenance funds.

The document emphasizes the critical need for these barriers to enhance safety and security at the installation, preventing unauthorized vehicle entry. The procurement aims to standardize vehicle barriers across CNIC (Commander, Navy Installation Command) installations, leveraging CNIC-N6 Public Safety Systems requirements. By using pre-approved barrier models from the Global Sustainment Contract, the Navy seeks to reduce operational costs, minimize maintenance complexity, streamline staff training, and ensure consistent configuration across different installations. The J&A indicates that full and open competition is not expected, as these are the only two approved models on the current contract.