W912HV-24-Z-0010_Sources Sought Capabilities Survey .docx
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This document is a sources sought capabilities survey for a federal contract opportunity to convert a building to a secure working area in Okinawa, Japan. The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Engineering District Japan is seeking information from interested firms with experience constructing or repairing secure compartmented information facilities or other secure facilities for the Department of State or Department of Defense within the last 10 years. Responses are requested by November 17th, 2023 and should include company information, a description of willingness to participate in an international site visit tentatively planned from January to March 2024 without reimbursement, security qualifications and safeguarding capabilities for controlled unclassified information, a list of relevant projects completed in the last 10 years, interest level in secure working area projects, and construction bonding levels. Comments are also solicited that may increase interest in assisting with development of the solicitation for this project to convert a building to a secure working area in Okinawa under solicitation number W912HV24Z0010.
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W912HV-24-Z-0010: Conversion of Building Secure Working Area, Okinawa, Japan
W912HV-24-Z-0010
Sources Sought Capabilities Survey Conversion of Building Secure Working Area, Okinawa, Japan
Interested firms are requested to consider the following information and reply via email to Contracting Officer, Jack T. Letscher (jack.t.letscher@usace.army.mil) and Contract Specialist, H. Christine Allen (heather.c.allen@usace.army.mil) by close of business on 17 November 2023. We appreciate your honest feedback in assisting the government as we develop an effective acquisition strategy.
1. Company Information:
a. Name:
b. Address:
c. UEI/CAGE:
d. Point of Contact:
e. Phone Number:
f. e-mail Address:
2. Please describe your willingness to meet international travel requirements to participate in a site visit, tentatively planned in January to March of 2024 in Okinawa, Japan. As with all site visits, the U.S. Government cannot reimburse potential offerors for any costs incurred in association with this site visit.
3. Describe your company’s capability and experience in constructing and/or repairing secure sensitive compartmented information facilities (SCIF) for US Embassies and/or other secure facilities for the Department of State and/or Department of Defense in the last 10-years.
4. Describe your firm’s security qualifications and safeguarding capabilities to do with Controlled Unclassified Information (CUI) such as specifications and drawings relating to a construction project.
5. Provide a list of relevant or similar projects, including project title, location, completion date, and magnitude.
6. What is your firm’s level of interest relative to working Secure Working Area projects such as this one.
7. What are your company’s construction bonding levels:
a) Single contract amount:
b) Maximum Amount:
8. Please provide any comments that may increase your level of interest and will assist us with developing the solicitation for this project.
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