Desigo/Apogee IV

The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, Huntsville Engineering and Support Center is conducting market research to identify qualified firms for the Desigo/Apogee IV Utility Monitoring and Control Systems (UMCS) program. The procurement encompasses procurement and installation (P&I) and/or maintenance and service (M&S) of Siemens Desigo/Apogee Building Automation Systems, including HVAC systems, SCADA systems, fire alarm systems, life safety systems, electronic security systems, and related facility control infrastructure. Qualified contractors must demonstrate relevant experience from the past 3-5 years, possess appropriate personnel certifications, exhibit capacity to perform multiple simultaneous task orders, and maintain robust quality control and safety programs. Key evaluation criteria include geographic capability to serve locations across the Continental United States, Alaska, Hawaii, and international locations including Germany, Italy, Japan, and Africa-Tanzania, as well as the capability to obtain security clearances up to the SECRET level and obtain Siemens Desigo/Apogee certification or authorized integrator status. The sources sought response deadline is April 9, 2026, at 1200 Noon Central Time, with submissions limited to 25 pages in Times New Roman 12-point font and directed to DLL-CEHNC-APOGEEIV@usace.army.mil.

This is a pre-solicitation notice with no set-aside designation, meaning the procurement is open to all qualified contractors, though the Government will evaluate whether small businesses can execute the requirements and may set aside part or all of the acquisition for small business participation. The total anticipated program capacity is estimated at $507 million under a single-award base order contract structure with a 60-month ordering period comprising a three-year base period and one two-year optional period. The contract will require compliance with Wage Rate Requirements for Construction (WRRC) for construction-based labor within the United States and Service Contract Labor Standards (SCLS) for non-professional service-based labor. Key performance measures include zero reportable safety incidents, first-time Performance Verification Test pass, on-time delivery of technical deliverables, 95 percent compliance with preventive and corrective maintenance schedules, and 90 percent compliance with deliverable quality. Contractors must establish a Program Manager with full contract authority, submit monthly exposure hour and mishap reports, and comply with cybersecurity requirements including Risk Management Framework processes where applicable.