Barracks 249 Repairs @ Ft. Irwin, CA
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- Solicitation number
- W912PL23B0010
- Agency
- ENDIST Los Angeles US Army Corps of Engineers, Department of Defense
- Responses due
- Set-aside
- Total Small Business
Opportunity facts
- NAICS code
- 236220 Commercial and Institutional Building Construction
- Place of performance
- Fort Irwin, California 92310, United States
Notice details come from SAM.gov. Updated .
About this opportunity
This pre-solicitation notice is for repairs and renovations to Barracks 249 located at Fort Irwin, California. The Department of the Army Corps of Engineers Engineering District Los Angeles seeks to repair and replace deteriorated building systems including windows, doors, roofing, HVAC, electrical and plumbing. Interior renovations will update dwelling units to meet the Army's 2+1 space configuration standard. The project aims to improve energy efficiency, safety, and force protection. Proposals are due by August 3, 2023 and will be evaluated based on the ability to meet the contract objectives and technical requirements.
This is a total small business set-aside opportunity. The primary NAICS and PSC codes relate to building construction and repair services. No incumbents or current contractors were named but the award value is estimated to align with the scope of repairs and renovations for a three story barracks housing approximately 200 soldiers. The period of performance is expected to be 12 months once awarded.
Notice text
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Update #2 · Latest ·
Building 249 is a three story, Enlisted Unoccupied Personnel Housing (EUPH)
barracks facility at Ft. Irwin, CA. The current dwelling unit space configuration is being updated to meet new
Army standards which is mandatory for renovation projects. Two bedrooms sharing one bathroom
(2+1) is the current standard renovation design requirement. Fort Irwin Garrison Command approved
a space model which was provided to USACE by Ft. Irwin’s DPW. Additionally, this project
looks to repair failing building system and deteriorated infrastructure in the building. These
repairs are in support of the Garrison Command which provides standardized, effective, and efficient
services, facilities, and infrastructure to the soldiers of the National Training Center and Fort
Irwin California, their families, and civilian support in the execution of the mission. These repairs envision
a model for enhancing safety, well-being, and readiness in the defense of our country. This
project looks to repair and replace deteriorated and failing building systems to include replacement of
all exterior windows, new metal sunshades on the south façade, replacement of doors and frames
except grouted door frames, roofing, repairs to existing exterior EIFS wall finish, and provide
a new roof to the existing trellis. Also, this project looks to provide new HVAC and controls,
mechanical/plumbing system, electrical, lighting and lighting controls with replacement systems that are
energy efficient and fire alarm control systems. Interior work includes installing new floor finish,
providing new wall finish, and new ceilings. Several interior walls of the existing dwelling units will
be demolished to accommodate the new 2+1 space configuration. Some of the walls demolished
are load bearing walls, therefore new structural columns and beams will be provided in
conjunction of new metal stud and gypsum wall board walls. This project will bring the facility up to
the current 2+1 Army standard, health safety code and anti-terrorism and force protection
standards.
Update #1 ·
Building 249 is a three story, Enlisted Unoccupied Personnel Housing (EUPH)
barracks facility. The current dwelling unit space configuration is being updated to meet new
Army standards which is mandatory for renovation projects. Two bedrooms sharing one bathroom
(2+1) is the current standard renovation design requirement. Fort Irwin Garrison Command approved
a space model which was provided to USACE by Ft. Irwin’s DPW. Additionally, this project
looks to repair failing building system and deteriorated infrastructure in the building. These
repairs are in support of the Garrison Command which provides standardized, effective, and efficient
services, facilities, and infrastructure to the soldiers of the National Training Center and Fort
Irwin California, their families, and civilian support in the execution of the mission. These repairs envision
a model for enhancing safety, well-being, and readiness in the defense of our country. This
project looks to repair and replace deteriorated and failing building systems to include replacement of
all exterior windows, new metal sunshades on the south façade, replacement of doors and frames
except grouted door frames, roofing, repairs to existing exterior EIFS wall finish, and provide
a new roof to the existing trellis. Also, this project looks to provide new HVAC and controls,
mechanical/plumbing system, electrical, lighting and lighting controls with replacement systems that are
energy efficient and fire alarm control systems. Interior work includes installing new floor finish,
providing new wall finish, and new ceilings. Several interior walls of the existing dwelling units will
be demolished to accommodate the new 2+1 space configuration. Some of the walls demolished
are load bearing walls, therefore new structural columns and beams will be provided in
conjunction of new metal stud and gypsum wall board walls. This project will bring the facility up to
the current 2+1 Army standard, health safety code and anti-terrorism and force protection
standards.
Notice history
| Notice | Type | Posted |
|---|---|---|
| Barracks 249 repairs - fort irwin, CA | Solicitation | |
| Barracks 249 Repairs @ Ft. Irwin, CA | Pre-Solicitation |
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