RFI HazMin Building 17JULY2026 sam.gov.pdf
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- D-26-FS-0268
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This is a Request for Information (RFI) issued by the Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA) to conduct market research for Hazardous Material Storage Building services in support of the DEA Authorized Central Storage (ACS) Program. The requirement is for one base year and four option years with an estimated start date to be determined. Responses are due by 10:00 AM Eastern Time on August 7, 2026, and must be submitted via email to Jose Marin, Contract Specialist, at jose.l.marin@dea.gov with the subject line "Response to D-26-SF-0268 Hazardous Material Storage Building." This market research is not a solicitation and does not constitute a commitment by the Government. If fewer than two capable small business concerns respond or if the Government determines no small businesses are capable, the requirement may be solicited under unrestricted full and open procedures.
Respondents must provide capabilities statements including business name, Government points of contact, Unique Entity ID (UEI), CAGE Code, business size type/socio-economic status registered in the System for Award Management (SAM), and GSA Schedule or contract number if applicable. The requirement consists of four contract line items: CLIN 0001 for single compartment hazardous material storage buildings (8'H x 7'W x 8'D, 2-hour fire rated conforming to NFPA 30), CLIN 0002 for dual compartment buildings (8'H x 14'W x 8'D, 2-hour fire rated), CLIN 0003 for shipping fees for single compartment units, and CLIN 0004 for shipping fees for dual compartment units. Buildings must feature double-wall welded galvanneal steel construction, leak-proof sump containment exceeding 220 gallons, removable shelving, explosion-proof lighting and outlets, 60-inch double-leaf steel doors with 2-hour fire ratings, grounding kits, DOT and NFPA 704 signage, steel ramps, and compliance with all building codes and federal regulations. Contractors must demonstrate capability to meet specified requirements and maintain current SAM registration. All information submitted is voluntary, and the Government will not compensate respondents for costs incurred in preparing responses.
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REQUEST FOR INFORMATION – D-26-FS-0268
Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA)
Hazardous Material Storage Building
1. RFI Purpose:
The United States Department of Justice (USDOJ)/Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA) requires Hazardous Material Storage Building Services in support of DEA Authorized Central Storage (ACS) Program for one base year and four option years estimated to begin TBD. DEA is issuing this Request for Information (RFI) to determine sources available.
Interested vendors should respond to this source sought with a capabilities statement outlining recent/relevant experience and how they are able to meet the intent of this requirement. The Government is using this market research to determine availability of sources, so please be sure to include Name of Business, Government Points of Contact, Unique Entity ID (UEI), Cage Code (as applicable), business size type/socio-economic status as represented/registered in the System for Award Management (SAM), and GSA Schedule/Contract number.
This market research and Sources Sought notice is not a solicitation announcement and will not constitute any commitment by the Government. A market survey is being conducted to gain knowledge of potential qualified sources to determine if they can effectively compete for award of a Delivery Order contract.
Interested vendors shall submit their capabilities packages addressing their interest and capability to provide the service stated on the requirement.
All information submitted in response to this announcement is voluntary, the Government will not pay for information requested, nor will it compensate any respondent for any cost incurred in developing information provided to the Government. If information or capabilities packages are not received from at least two capable small business concerns by the response date or if the Government determines that no small businesses are capable of performing this requirement based upon an evaluation of the capabilities packages and information submitted; this requirement may be solicited under unrestricted full and open procedures.
Information/Capabilities packages shall be submitted (via e-mail) to the POC listed below not later than 10:00 am, Eastern Time, August 7, 2026. Any questions concerning this announcement shall be in writing (e-mail) to the POC listed below. No telephone calls will be accepted. POC:
The Point of Contact is Jose Marin, Contract Specialist, jose.l.marin@dea.gov In the subject line of your email, state: "Response to D-26-SF-0268 Hazardous Material Storage Building" No responses will be accepted by mail or fax. Submittals will not be returned.
Telephonic responses will not be honored.
2. Requirement:
The DEA ACS Program was initiated in 2003 to allow state and local law enforcement to store hazardous and non-hazardous waste that was seized at an Illicit Hazardous Environment (IHE) to include clandestine drug laboratories. DEA provides the start-up funds to state agencies selected to mailto:jose.l.marin@dea.gov participate in this program. These funds cover the cost for Hazardous Material Storage Buildings, enclosed trailers, training, supplies, and equipment. Based on their training, and utilizing appropriate personal protective equipment, participating law enforcement personnel are responsible for:
• Characterizing and identifying seized chemicals according to federal and state environmental regulations,
• Packaging, marking and labeling all waste removed from an illicit hazardous environment site,
• Transporting all waste removed from an illicit hazardous environment site directly to an ACS site and,
• Compliance with all federal and state regulatory requirements when storing the waste at an ACS site.
The ACS program offers a solution to the difficulty and cost of managing and disposing of hazardous waste found, seized, and removed from an illicit hazardous environment. Law enforcement officers characterize, segregate, package, and transport such hazardous waste from an illicit hazardous environment site to various state-authorized collection stations, which are located throughout the individual states. The individual states require several collection stations for temporary storage of hazardous waste. The hazardous waste will be stored in the Hazardous Material storage buildings until such time as DEA's contractors are dispatched to the collection stations to pick up, remove, and properly dispose of the hazardous waste. This BPA establishes an acquisition method for ACS program participants to purchase Hazardous Material Storage Buildings to be used in the storage of hazardous waste seized from an illicit hazardous environment site.
DEA is seeking responses for market research purposes only. Interested parties shall provide any RFI feedback, relevant technical capabilities, and market research pricing.
Minimum Technical Specifications:
CLIN Structure
CLIN Supplies/Services Quantity Unit of Measure Unit Price Amount
Single Compartment Hazardous Material Storage Building Dimension: 8'H x 7'W x 8'D; - 2 Hour Fire Related conforming to NFPA 30 Standards (See Specifications for Details)
Each
Dual Compartment Hazardous Material Storage Building Dimension: 8'H x 14'W x 8'D; - 2 Hour Fire Related conforming to NFPA 30 Standards (See Specifications for Details)
0003 Shipping Fee (all-inclusive for Single Compartment Storage Buildings)
Each
0004 Shipping Fee (all-inclusive for Dual Compartment Storage Buildings)
Hazardous Material Storage Building
Hazardous Material Storage Building Specifications - Single Compartment
Item #1
• Single compartment Hazardous Material Storage Building; dimension: 8'H x 7'W x 8'D; 2 Hour Fire Rated conforming to NFPA 30 standards.
• Building construction – double wall, weatherproof, welded construction with galvanneal steel.
• One hour fire rated roof with slope to facilitate water run off conforming to NFPA 30 standards
• Leak-proof sump containment with chemical-resistant alkyd enamel coating, sump capacity > 220 gallons.
• Removable galvanized steel floor grating.
• Interior removable/adjustable shelving with chemical resistant coating: Qty 3 shelves on back wall, shelf dimension:
4’ L x 16” W. Shelving mounting brackets will extend from ceiling to the floor grating.
• 2 Passive gravity air flow inlet vents for natural ventilation with fire dampers, weatherproof shrouds, and insect screen.
• Explosion-Proof interior light w/switch.
• Explosion-Proof interior wall outlet, 120 volts.
• Load Center is 120/240-volt single-phase NEMA 3R Rated, 60 Hz.
• Electrical installed in accordance with the NEC 2008 and 2011 editions.
• 60” Double leaf steel door, 2-hour fire rated with a UL classified interior safety release, self-closer, and commercial grade keyed lock set.
• Steel outer and inner shell, chemical and corrosion resistant finish (epoxy primer and polyurethane topcoat), white in color.
• Heavy gauge forklift channels with open-end construction.
• Bolt-down plates (4) with 7/8” diameter holes for wind and seismic bracing.
• Grounding Kit (8ft rod, 10ft cable & clamp).
• DOT Flip Placard Holder with clips, NFPA 704 rating signs located on entre door.
• Steel Ramp w/skid-resistant finish, Qty 1; dimension: 10.75"H x 60"W x 72"L.
• Storage buildings must meet or exceed all building codes, industrial construction standards, and federal regulations.
Hazardous Material Storage Building Specifications - Dual Compartment
Item #2
• Dual compartment Hazardous Material Storage Building; dimension: 8'H x 14'W x 8'D; 2 Hour Fire Rated conforming to NFPA 30 standards.
• Dual compartments are to be separated into two equal compartments: ceiling to sump.
• Building construction – double wall, weatherproof, welded construction with galvanneal steel.
• One hour fire rated roof with slope to facilitate water run off conforming to NFPA 30 standards
• Interior partition wall 2-hour fire rated.
• Leak-proof sump containment per compartment with chemical-resistant alkyd enamel coating, capacity per sump >
220 gallons.
• Removable galvanized steel floor grating.
• Interior removable/adjustable shelving, per compartment, with chemical resistant coating: Qty 3 shelves on back wall, shelf dimension: 4’ L x 16” W. Shelving mounting brackets will extend from ceiling to the floor grating.
• 2 Passive gravity air flow inlet vents, per compartment, for natural ventilation with fire dampers, weatherproof shrouds, and insect screen.
• Explosion-Proof interior light w/switch (1 per compartment).
• Explosion-Proof interior wall outlet, 120 volt (1 per compartment).
• Load Center is 120/240 Volt Single-Phase NEMA 3R Rated, 60 Hz.
• Electrical installed in accordance with the NEC 2008 and 2011 editions.
• 60” Double leaf steel door (1 per compartment), 2-hour fire rated with a UL classified interior safety release, self-closer, and commercial grade keyed lock set.
• Steel outer and inner shell, chemical and corrosion resistant finish (epoxy primer and polyurethane topcoat), white in color.
• Heavy gauge forklift channels with open-end construction.
• Bolt-down plates (4) with 7/8” diameter holes for wind and seismic bracing.
• Grounding Kit (8ft rod, 10ft cable & clamp).
• DOT Flip Placard Holder with clips, NFPA 704 rating signs located on entre door (1 per compartment).
• Steel Ramp w/skid-resistant finish, Qty 2; dimension: 10.75"H x 60"W x 72"L.
• Storage buildings must meet or exceed all building codes, industrial construction standards, and federal regulations.
3. Contractor Qualifications.
• The Contractor must be able to demonstrate that they can meet the described requirements in section 2.
• The Contractor must be registered and up to date in the System for Award Management
(SAM).
4. Small Business Considerations:
A decision regarding the small business strategy for this requirement, if it results in an acquisition, has not been made. That decision will be made, in part, based upon the responses to this RFI. It is therefore important that companies provide the requested information on its business size and socio-economic status.
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