W9127819F0037P00015 LSJ-Tyndall AFB Phase I Modular Facility Lease Task Order Extension_Redacted.pdf

FY24 Supervision and Administration (S&A) funding is currently available for the option year 5 lease.

4. Authority Cited: The statutory authority permitting acquisition of the requirement by other than full and open competition is FAR 8.405-6(a)(1)(i)(b) Limiting sources.

5. Reason for Authority Cited:

a. Background: On 10 October 2018, Hurricane Michael made landfall at Mexico Beach just to the east of the base. Air Force officials described the damage imparted to the base by the hurricane as “catastrophic”, with all the base’s facilities being declared “unlivable”. Task order number W9127819F0037 under contract GS07F0222X was awarded on 11 December 2018 competitively under GSA FSS 56 Category 36150, Lease/Rental of Pre-Engineered/Prefabricated Buildings and Structures to MMG to provide a modular facility with a one base year lease, with four 1-year lease options, and option Contract Line Item Numbers (CLINS) to cover the dismantle/removal of the facility at the end of the task order term. While efforts to repair the base were underway at time of award, there was no confirmed time of completion on the repairs. The current task order expires 29 February 2024; however, the military construction projects this facility currently supports are behind and will not be completed for multiple years.

Failure to remain with the current contractor would create a significant logistical and mission communication dilemma across Tyndall AFB. The customer would be required to unexpectedly relocate tenants around the AFB, for an unknown amount of time, with no feasible location to put them. This would also result in substantial sunk costs and duplication of time, that could not be recuperated.

b. Justification: The Government’s need is for an immediate facility capable of providing facility houses up to 48 Government personnel working across various projects for Phase I as described in the Statement of Work that is already on site as provided by MMG under the expiring task order and still located on site. MMG is the only responsible source who can meet the Governments minimum needs which is for an immediate facility. Any award to another contractor would require approximately two months for MMG to tear down the current RLF and an additional 12 months for a new contractor to construct the new RLF. The current occupied building is an asset of the contractor; and therefore, they are the only source to continue their lease to the Government, as there are no means of acquiring another contractor, on a competitive or non-competitive basis, to assume their lease without causing substantial harm to the USACE, the Air Force customer, and its missions. It is physically impossible for any other contractor to meet the Government’s minimum requirements for an immediate facility in the required location and would take an estimated 14 months for the existing facility to be removed and a new facility to be constructed in its place. This displacement and delay would impact multiple missions across Tyndall AFB. Therefore, MMG is the only responsible source who can meet the Government’s minimum need.

This requirement consists of installing multiple RLFs to provide 10,653 SF capable of accommodating up to 48 Government personnel within Tyndall AFB. It requires require the Government to pay for the dismantle/removal of the current facility and would displace the current tenants.

d. Impact: This facility houses up to 48 Government personnel working across various projects for Phase I. Currently, the Phase I mission has no space to relocate on Tyndall AFB. If there were a break from the current facilities and the Government had to remove the trailers and re procure with another contractor, it would result in sunk costs to the Government of approximately (costs to dismantle/remove the current facility and procure and install a new facility with a new contractor) and an estimated 14 months of downtime. If this LSJ is not approved, the customer would be displaced with no feasible place to relocate and would be hamstrung with various communication, organizational and logistical issues that would impact multiple missions. These issues would necessitate an unplanned, large-scale realignment of the logistical arrangements within Tyndall AFB and the composition/location of Phase I personnel.

6. Efforts to Obtain Competition: Sources Sought Notice W9127823L0028 was published at SAM.gov on 25 September 2023 with a response date of 10 October 2023 for interested parties to respond. No responses were received.

7. Actions to Increase Competition: Based on the discussion at paragraph 5(b), there are no possible actions to be taken to increase competition for subsequent acquisitions.

8. Market Research: A sources sought notice was posted to GSA eBuy on 28 November 2023 with a response date of 05 December 2023 to determine if any interested parties were available to perform the requirements of this LSJ. Only one response was received which did not discuss the capability to perform this requirement.

9. Interested Sources: The Government posted sources sought notices to SAM.gov and GSA eBuy for market research as discussed in paragraphs 6 and 8 above. There were no responses to these sources sought notices which demonstrated capability to perform the requirements of this

LSJ.

10. Other Facts: Discuss any other facts supporting the use of other than full and open competition, such as the following:

a. Procurement history:

(1) Contract number and date of the last award: N/A

(2) Competitive status of this action: This action was initially a competitive GSA FSS award.

(3) Authority previously used for less than full and open competition: N/A

(4) If a justification was prepared to support the procurement made before this one, a summary of the contents of paragraph 7 of the justification for that procurement and an explanation of the results: N/A

(5) If any prior award was accomplished by full and open competition, a detailed explanation of the changed circumstances: N/A

(6) An explanation of any unusual patterns which may be revealed by the history, e.g., several consecutive, urgent buys: N/A

(7) If a justification was prepared to support the procurement made before this one, briefly describe the circumstances justifying the buy and whether there have been any significant changes: There have been no significant changes from the previous justification: N/A