IDIQ Single award NIH/RML Low Voltage Integration Construction Services

The National Institutes of Health (NIH) is seeking a single-award Indefinite Delivery/Indefinite Quantity (IDIQ) contract for Low Voltage Integration Construction Services at the NIH/RML Campus in Hamilton, Montana. The contract will support multiple NIH functions including NIAID, ORF, NIH Police, and OCICB, requiring comprehensive construction services for system upgrades, replacements, reconfigurations, and new installations. Contractors will need to provide all necessary tools, personnel, and services to support government-owned systems, ensuring compliance with applicable codes and NIH regulations. The sources sought notice requires interested contractors to submit capability statements by February 7, 2025, to Contracting Officer Jim Parr, demonstrating relevant experience, technical capabilities, and sufficient bonding capacity. Evaluation will likely focus on contractors' ability to handle complex low voltage integration work across security, communication, and utility monitoring systems.

The opportunity is set aside for total small businesses and falls under NAICS category 238210 for Electrical Contractors and Other Wiring Installation Contractors. The scope encompasses a wide range of technical systems, including physical access control, fire alarms, mass notification, perimeter detection, security integration, cameras, door hardware, network components, and distributed antenna systems. While specific award value is not disclosed, the contract will cover construction services for comprehensive system upgrades and new installations across the NIH/RML campus. Contractors will need to demonstrate expertise in managing complex federal facility infrastructure projects, with a particular focus on low voltage and integrated security systems. The market research phase is currently underway under FAR Part 10, indicating this is a preliminary stage of procurement with a formal solicitation to follow.