STATEMENT OF REQUIREMENT

United States Army Security Assistance Command (USASAC)

Construction of New Office Using DIRTT System

14August 2026

1. Introduction.

The United States Army Security Assistance Command (USASAC) administers the Army Foreign

Military Sales (FMS) initiative and serves as the Executive Agent for the Army Security Assistance

Enterprise (SAE). Organized as a Major Subordinate Command (MSC) under the U. S. Army Materiel

Command (AMC), USASAC operates from locations in Fort Belvoir, VA; New Cumberland, PA;

Redstone Arsenal, AL; Fort Bragg, NC, and the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia. Headquarters operations are currently managed by Redstone Arsenal in Huntsville, AL, providing support for USASAC technologies as well as those of the Life Cycle Management Command and the Security Assistance Management

Directorate (LCMC/SAMD).

2. Contract Type:

2.1 Purchase Type: Firm Fixed Price

2.2 Funding: Foreign Military Sales Admin Funds

2.3 Anticipated amount: $36,531.00

3. References: Department of Defense Instruction (DoDI) 5305.05

4. Description

The G3/4, United States Army Security Assistance Command (USASAC) requires the construction of a new office for an incoming Colonel. The office must be constructed using the DIRTT System to be compatible with the existing DIRTT office/cubicle infrastructure that was constructed for the entire USASAC HQs

Building in 2008. Specifications/Scope of Work for the office are IAW attached Exhibits 1-5.

5. Justification.

The Department of Defense Instruction 5305.05 provides regulatory guidance for space management within a government facility. USASAC is required to provide an office for Directors, Deputy Directors, supervisors and positions that require additional security and/or privacy. There are no unoccupied offices located in the

G3/4 Directorate area.

6.0 Assumptions.

- The vendor is responsible for providing warranty start dates and ensuring all equipment is fully functional and free of defects or damage at the time of official acceptance. The government will not accept damaged or broken devices and will incur no costs for the replacement of the items.

- The vendor is responsible for the removal of all construction debris, implementing dust control measures, and managing the disposal of materials in strict accordance with Material Safety Data Sheets (MSDS), ensuring that hazardous items such as lithium batteries are placed in proper containers and not disposed of in landfills.

- The vendor shall provide, maintain and secure their own tools for the duration of the installation. The government is not responsible for lost, stolen or damaged tools or other installation equipment.

7.0 Constraints.

- The vendor shall coordinate the USASAC Commandant to access the installation and to perform the required work.

- All vendor installation team members must have a Star ID on a current license or official state issued

Identification card to be able access the installation.

- Minimal Disruption: Installation shall be scheduled to minimize disruption to USASAC operations. The contractor should provide a detailed installation schedule for Government approval prior to commencing work.

10. Deliverables.

New office in USASAC G3/4 Directorate IAW Exhibits 1-5 below.

10.1 Proposal Details:

The vendor is responsible for providing a detailed plan and timeline for construction of the new office.

11.0 General Terms and Conditions.

11.1 Base Access.

Access to the installation and the USASAC Building shall be coordinated with the USASAC Commandant and COR a minimum of five business days in advance of the scheduled construction. All contractor personnel shall comply with USASAC visitor control and badging procedures. Please coordinate access to the installation through:

Will be provided upon award

Redstone Arsenal Huntsville AL

4402 Martin Rd.

Huntsville, AL 35898

11.2. Period of Performance:

All work must be completed by the contractor no later than 16 January 2027.

11.3 Overtime / Weekend Work:

Overtime and weekend work are not permitted on this contract.

11.4. Site Survey:

Contractor may perform a site survey prior to performing the work if required. Request to conduct a site survey must be coordinated with the USASAC Commandant listed below.

14. Delivery POC for this purchase:

Delivery: Direct Shipment. The vendor is responsible for all damage and return costs incurred during shipping and shall not charge the government for lost or damaged shipments or replacements.

Delivery POC Installation at Redstone Arsenal

Will be provided upon award

Contract Requirements

1.0 Subcontractors: The vendor shall provide written notification to the Contracting Officer (CO) of any intended use of subcontractors prior to their engagement, with the understanding that all subcontractor personnel are subject to the same security, clearance, and access requirements as prime contractor personnel.

Furthermore, the prime contractor remains fully responsible for all subcontractors’ performance and compliance throughout the execution of the contract. The subcontractor must adhere to all security requirements and deliverables of the same standard provided in this document.

2.0 Financial Terms. The contractor shall submit invoice upon final completion and government acceptance of the work through Wide Area Workflow (WAWF), the Government’s invoicing system. Ensure invoice submission includes the contract or task order number, a comprehensive description of the work completed, the specific period of performance covered, and all supporting documentation as required by the Contracting

Officer (CO). The government maintains the right to withhold payment until the full solution is completely functional and has received all required documentation.

3.0 Contract Modifications: Changes to the scope, schedule, or cost of the contract shall be executed through a formal contract modification signed by the CO. Unauthorized work performed outside the contract scope shall not be reimbursed.

4.0 Contract Termination. The Government reserves the right to terminate this contract for convenience in whole or in part at any time in accordance with FAR 52.249-2, or for default under FAR 52.249-8 should the contractor fail to perform in accordance with established requirements; in the event of any such termination, the contractor shall immediately cease all work, secure all Government property, and submit a final invoice for work that has been completed and accepted.

5.0 Dispute Resolution: Any disputes arising under or related to this contract shall be resolved in accordance with the Contract Disputes Act (41 U.S.C. §§ 7101–7109) and FAR Part 33, and the contractor shall continue performance of all undisputed work during the pendency of any such dispute.

6.0 Questions pertaining to the contract: Please direct questions regarding the contract Will be provided upon award

7.0. Payment: Payment will be an electronic payment through WAWF in accordance with the WAWF clause of the contract, upon completion and delivery of the full solution, inclusive of government final acceptance of the full scope of work.

Exhibit 1 (Scope of Work)

Exhibit 2 (Floor Plan)

Exhibit 3 (Outside of Room)

Exhibit 4 (Inside of Room)

Exhibit 5 (Elevations)