Swing Space for Caisson Detachment Industry Day 23 Jan 25.pdf

This is an Industry Day presentation from the US Army Corps of Engineers Baltimore District regarding swing space construction for the U.S. Army Caisson Detachment at Joint Base Myer-Henderson Hall. The Industry Day event is scheduled for January 23, 2025, at 0900 EDT via Microsoft Teams to discuss the TOG (The Old Guard) Temporary Stables project.

The project involves constructing temporary facilities to support the 3rd U.S. Infantry Regiment's Caisson Detachment, which conducts funeral services at Arlington National Cemetery. Key requirements include: a 10,000 SF barn-style stable structure with 26 horse stalls ($10M-$25M construction value), a 5,000 SF bulk storage building for caisson wagons and equipment, and a 3,500 SF temporary office structure for 20 personnel. The facilities will have a 3-year service life and must be completed by April 2025. The procurement is being explored as an 8(a) ANC/HNO/Tribal sole source requirement under NAICS 236220 with a $45M size standard. Notable technical requirements include elevated platforms for drainage, helical pile foundations, and coordination of utilities with existing infrastructure. The government is specifically seeking input on whether a turnkey solution is possible from vendors.