Scope of Work_BN Improvement Wallpaper Wrap.pdf
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- Solicitation number
- W912HQ26S0061
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This is a Statement of Work (SOW) for environmental graphics and museum display installation services at the 249th Engineer Battalion headquarters located in Building 1418 at Fort Belvoir, Virginia.
The contractor shall design, fabricate, and install high-quality commercial wall wraps, dimensional graphics, and display panels to create a museum-quality environment communicating the unit's history, lineage, honors, and mission. Task 1 requires a comprehensive site survey using laser measurements, paint adhesion testing, and identification of architectural obstacles. Task 2 involves collaboration with the unit point of contact (1SG Cory Stepp) to develop visual themes and provide up to three digital design proofs for approval before production. Task 3 specifies fabrication of commercial-grade architectural vinyl wall wraps (3M or Avery Dennison with matte or satin laminate), 3D acrylic or metal dimensional lettering for focal points, and acrylic or aluminum standoff panels for historical timelines and awards displays. Task 4 requires professional installation with wall surface preparation, bubble-free and secure application, and daily cleanup. The Government Furnishes Information including unit crests, logos, historical photographs, and approved written copy, with facility access during normal duty hours (0900-1600, Monday-Friday). Key deliverables include site survey within 10 days of contract award, initial design concepts within 14 days of receiving all materials, final design approval signed by the Unit Commander, and installation completion within 30 days of final approval. The contractor and installation team must comply with Fort Belvoir base access requirements, submit required vetting documents (REAL ID, vehicle registration), park in the unit's lot, and work only during business hours with civilian personnel requiring escort access to the building.
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Project Title: 249th Engineer Battalion (Prime Power) Headquarters Environmental Graphics & Museum Display Installation Date: 7/30/2026 Unit/Command: 249th Engineer Battalion (Prime Power) Location: Building 1418, Fort Belvoir VA, 22060
1.0 Background and Objective
The 249th Engineer Battalion (Prime Power) intends to modernize and upgrade the ground floor of its headquarters to create a museum-quality, immersive environment. The objective of this project is to visually communicate the unit’s history, lineage, honors, and mission to service members, distinguished visitors, and guests. This will be achieved through the design, fabrication, and installation of high-quality commercial wall wraps, dimensional graphics, and display panels.
2.0 Scope of Work
The Contractor shall provide all labor, materials, equipment, and project management necessary to design, fabricate, and install environmental graphics in the designated areas of Building 1418. The scope includes initial site measurements, graphic design services, material production, and final installation.
3.0 Specific Requirements & Tasks
The Contractor shall execute the following tasks:
Task 1: Site Survey and Preparation
• Conduct a comprehensive site visit to take precise laser measurements of all designated wall spaces.
• Perform paint adhesion testing to ensure the current wall surface will accept architectural vinyl.
• Identify any architectural obstacles (e.g., light switches, fire alarms, outlets, doors) and account for them in the graphic design template.
Task 2: Design and Conceptualization
• Collaborate with the Unit Point of Contact (POC) to develop a cohesive visual theme. 1SG Cory Stepp at (828) 458-8512 or cory.r.stepp.mil@army.mil
• Integrate Government Furnished Information (GFI) such as high-resolution historical photographs, unit crests, mission statements, and historical text.
• Provide up to three (3) digital design proofs/mockups for command review and approval prior to any physical production.
Task 3: Fabrication and Materials
• Wall Wraps: Print and prep high-durability, commercial-grade architectural vinyl (e.g., 3M or Avery Dennison) with a protective matte or satin laminate to prevent glare and resist scratching.
• Dimensional Lettering: Fabricate 3D acrylic or metal lettering for primary focal points (e.g., unit motto, main entrance header).
• Museum Displays/Panels: Produce acrylic or aluminum stando panels to be mounted over the vinyl wraps. These panels will feature historical timelines, awards, or chain-of-command photos.
Task 4: Installation
• Prepare wall surfaces as needed (basic cleaning and degreasing) prior to application.
• Install all vinyl graphics, dimensional lettering, and stando panels evenly, securely, and free of bubbles, peeling, or misalignment.
• Ensure the work area is kept clean and all debris/packaging is removed daily and upon project completion.
4.0 Government Furnished Information (GFI)
The Government (the 249th Engineer Battalion) will provide the Contractor with:
• Files of unit crests, logos, and patches.
• Historical photographs and approved written copy for timelines and display panels.
• Access to the facility during normal duty hours (0900 - 1600, Monday through Friday).
5.0 Deliverables and Schedule
• Kicko & Site Survey: Within [10] days of contract award or during the solicitation process.
• Initial Design Concepts: Within [14] days of receiving all GFI.
• Final Design Approval: To be signed o by the Unit Commander or designated representative.
• Installation Completion: Within [30] days of Final Design Approval.
6.0 Security and Access
The Contractor and their installation team must meet all base access requirements for Fort Belvoir, VA. The Unit POC will assist in sponsoring base passes, but the Contractor is responsible for submitting all required vetting documents (e.g., REAL ID, vehicle registration) in a timely manner. Vendor will need to provide services to units on-post in Fort Belvoir, VA. Civilians will need to process through Fort Belvoir's visitor center, and will not have access to unit facilities beyond the main BN hallway in building 1418. When providing onsite services, vendor will park at the unit's parking lot and work only during business hours. Civilians needed access to the building can only access the building when escorted.
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