The Defense Logistics Agency Energy intends to modify the existing Fort Belvoir utility services contract (SP0600-06-C-8252) with Dominion Virginia Power on a sole-source basis to add electrical distribution system assets and operations and maintenance services for Humphreys Engineer Center Support Activity, with an estimated contract action value of $35,568,804 through August 1, 2057.

The justification cites 41 U.S.C. 3304(a)(1) and establishes that Dominion Virginia Power is the only responsible source. HECSA's electrical distribution system has exceeded its useful life and lacks adequate resources for independent operation and maintenance. Dominion Virginia Power currently owns and operates the surrounding Fort Belvoir electrical distribution system, with all HECSA assets physically connected to DVP's infrastructure. HECSA is geographically landlocked within DVP's regulated and unregulated service territories, making introduction of a second utility provider impractical and creating risk of administrative duplication and system conflicts. Prior competitive procurement for the original Fort Belvoir contract in 2006 involved extensive market research, an RFI, mass mailing to 250 companies, review of 38 small businesses via Pro-Net, a preproposal conference, and site visits; DVP was the sole responsive proposer. Subsequent market research confirmed no new regulated entities have entered the market since 2006, and contacted non-regulated contractors expressed no interest in HECSA requirements. Performance will occur at Humphreys Engineer Center Support Activity, located adjacent to Fort Belvoir, Virginia. The modification will follow Army execution of a Bill of Sale conveying HECSA electrical infrastructure to Dominion Virginia Power and will include operations, maintenance, renewals, replacements, and initial system deficiency corrections.

Humphreys Engineer Center Privatization of Electric System

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