FA286026QA004 - ANGRC Static Display Refinishing

The Department of the Air Force seeks museum-level restoration and refinishing services for two outdoor static display heritage aircraft—an F-4 Phantom II and an F-100 Super Sabre—and their respective display stands at the Air National Guard Readiness Center, Joint Base Andrews, Maryland, with proposals due September 24, 2026. The requirement is set aside for total small business under NAICS 488190.

Place of performance is Joint Base Andrews, Maryland. Work must commence prior to September 30, 2026, and includes structural inspection authorization, surface preparation and corrosion control (sanding and scuffing without removing all paint layers), drainage maintenance, high-quality aerospace polyurethane coating application with historically accurate markings and stencils, display stand restoration, and site protection and restoration using ground mats and tarps with subsequent turf restoration. Environmental coordination with Joint Base Andrews Environmental Management Office and Bioenvironmental Engineering Flight is required prior to polyurethane application. Work shall be performed outdoors during business hours (0630–1630, Monday–Friday, excluding federal holidays) in compliance with AFI 84-103, NFPA 101, EPA/OSHA standards, and base environmental regulations. The contractor must submit a Site-Specific Safety Plan, AF Form 66 Material Submittals, and provide a minimum one-year workmanship warranty covering peeling, flaking, and coating failures.

Prevailing wage rates apply under Service Contract Act Wage Determination 2015-4281 for Virginia, DC, and Maryland, with Aircraft Painter rates at $42.89 per hour plus $5.92 per hour fringe benefits.

Pricing must cover the base F-4 Phantom II refinishing (CLIN 0001) and separately price the optional F-100 Super Sabre refinishing (CLIN 0002), with all costs inclusive of labor, materials, equipment, shipping, and overhead. Evaluation will weigh technical proposal (acceptable/unacceptable), past performance confidence rating (acceptable/neutral/unacceptable) based on three references within the past five years involving exterior painting and restoration of historical aircraft or military equipment, and total evaluated price. Award may be made to a higher-priced offeror if superior past performance justifies the cost difference. Amendment 1, issued September 23, extended the due date from September 23 to September 24 and posted additional photographs of current aircraft condition; no other provisions changed.