B3002 Construction Limited Competition Justification_Siemens_final_redact_Redacted_unprotected.pdf

This is a Justification Review Document for a single-source contract action by the National Guard Bureau for non-personal construction services to repair the Fuel Cell Hangar, Building 3002, at an unspecified estimated total price. The contracting activity is the 113th Mission Support Contracting office, with the requiring activity being the 113th Civil Engineering Squadron. This is a new firm fixed-price contract funded under MILCON, Air.

The scope of work includes bringing the facility up to current standards through interior and exterior construction. Interior work involves installing an interior fire suppression system, reconfiguring the interior with a reinforced concrete foundation, new floor slab, and steel-framed, reinforced masonry walls, and repairing the roof and utilities. Exterior work consists of constructing access pavements and providing support for utilities. A transition area to support fuel cell technicians will be created, including decontamination facilities, showers, and a restroom. The justification cites 41 USC 1901 as implemented in FAR 13.106-1(b)(1) for single-source solicitation, with the specific requirement that HVAC components must be compatible with the current Joint Base Andrews control monitoring system, which is Siemens. Market research indicates small businesses can fulfill the requirement, and the contracting officer intends to compete the majority of the project among small businesses. The document includes certifications by the technical and requiring activities that supporting data are accurate and complete.