P271 Project Matrix.xlsx

This is a project matrix template used to evaluate contractor experience and qualifications for federal construction projects. The matrix requires documentation of completed projects across five key evaluation criteria: project size, scope, complexity, and specific elements. Contractors must demonstrate experience with projects meeting minimum thresholds including final construction costs of $250 million or greater, new construction of multiple industrial and/or administrative buildings on campus-style sites, and specific facility types such as hangar buildings and administrative buildings. Additional qualification requirements include renovation experience with administrative buildings and demonstrated competency working in secure compounds in compliance with Construction Security Plans and ICD 705 standards.

For the specific P271 E-130J Main Operating & Training Base project at Marine Corps Air Station Cherry Point, North Carolina, the Naval Facilities Engineering Systems Command Mid-Atlantic is seeking small business firms qualified to provide pre-construction and construction services under a Design-Bid-Build (DBB) delivery method utilizing Early Contractor Involvement (ECI). The project scope includes new construction of an aircraft parking apron, taxiway, three-bay aircraft maintenance hangar (constructed as four separate buildings with deep foundations using driven precast concrete piles), training building, Mobile Support Unit operational compound, aircraft maintenance and ground support equipment warehouse, and security facilities, along with renovation of Building 244 for the Center for Naval Aviation Technical Training. This Sources Sought notice represents a pre-solicitation phase with no formal Request for Proposals, specifications, or drawings currently available.