Furniture Requirement

The Department of the Air Force Space Command is seeking a small business vendor to provide and install office furniture for the Schriever facility in Fiscal Year 2026. This sources sought notice is soliciting interest from vendors capable of furnishing and installing executive suite quality office furniture across three designated rooms, including cubicles, desks, chairs, storage cabinets, whiteboards, and related equipment. Interested vendors must submit responses to the Contracting Officer, Kaitlyn Guldan (kaitlyn.guldan@spaceforce.mil), by March 23, 2026, providing specific information including business size, CAGE or UEI code, company name, and clarification on whether the vendor is a manufacturer, installer, or both. The evaluation will consider the vendor's capability to meet the detailed furniture specifications outlined in the Statement of Work, which will be made available through the official solicitation via DoD Safe. Prospective contractors should note that this is a sources sought notice only, meaning the government is gathering information to assess market capability before releasing the formal solicitation.

This contract opportunity is designated as a Total Small Business set-aside, limiting competition to certified small business enterprises. The furniture requirement encompasses significant scope, including the removal and disposal of 49 existing furniture pieces, installation of 23 total cubicles, 23 stationary desks, approximately 26 office chairs of various types, 19 locking storage cabinets, 19 overhead cabinets, and multiple whiteboards across the three rooms, along with worksite cleanup upon completion. The specification calls for metal and fabric cubicle construction with blue fabric and white or gray metal trim, brown work surfaces on desks, and integrated power and network connectivity for NIPR, phones, and office equipment. While no specific budget range or award value is disclosed in this sources sought, the scope of work and material requirements suggest a substantial procurement. Vendors that are installers rather than manufacturers must clearly identify any subcontractors who will supply the furniture products, including those subcontractors' company names and UEI or CAGE codes.