Department of State 2022 Design-Build Construction Contract for Juba, South Sudan New Embassy Compound (NEC) And Staff Housing Project

The Department of State Bureau of Overseas Buildings Operations seeks to pre-qualify firms for a design-build construction contract to construct a new embassy compound and staff housing in Juba, South Sudan. The project is estimated to cost between $480-560 million and will include an office building, residential facilities, dining hall, maintenance facilities, security infrastructure, parking, and a helicopter landing zone achieving minimum LEED Silver certification. Interested offerors must submit pre-qualification submissions by February 8, 2022 to be considered for the two-phase solicitation process involving pre-qualification evaluation in phase one and requests for proposals to pre-qualified firms in phase two.

There is no set-aside designation for this opportunity. NAICS code 236220 and PSC code L will likely apply. Eligible offerors must demonstrate having completed a U.S. or diplomatic construction project over $264 million and possess the necessary facility security clearance. Construction is anticipated to take place over a 36 month period. U.S. flag carrier requirements outlined in FAR clauses 52.247-63 and 52.247-64 will apply to any international transportation of personnel, property, equipment, materials, or commodities required by the contract.