Multi-Site Indirect Fire (IDF) Concrete Bunker Construction & Installation

Army Contracting Command Redstone Arsenal (ACC Redstone) is preparing to procure the design, construction, and installation of 17 standardized precast concrete Indirect Fire (IDF) bunkers at five sites in Saudi Arabia, Israel, and Lebanon, on behalf of United States Army Central (USARCENT) through the Area Support Group-Jordan (ASG-J) Directorate of Public Works, with Capabilities Packages due November 25, 2026 at 3:00 pm Arabian Standard Time. No set-aside is used, and the anticipated contract type is Firm-Fixed-Price (FFP). This notice is a sources sought for market research only; it is not a Request for Proposal, and the government is not accepting unsolicited proposals. Saudi Arabia hosts five bunkers at two installations, Israel ten at one, and Lebanon two at two, all at U.S. military installations. Specific installation names and coordinates go only to verified, eligible offerors upon solicitation release. Each country/site task order runs 45 calendar days: Days 1–15 cover base access, security vetting, badging, land survey, and submittal reviews, with Notice to Proceed issued no later than Day 15, and Days 16–45 cover construction and final inspection. Saudi Arabia and Lebanon SOW summaries reference award through an Acquisition and Cross-Servicing Agreement (ACSA). Each bunker comprises three precast C-channel or 3-sided concrete culvert sections meeting ASTM 1433 (3,500 PSI minimum, 60 KSI reinforcement, 3/8-inch PC strands), with Alaska barriers (3.0 m high, 6.1 tons each) positioned 1 meter from entrances, minimum sandbag coverage of 18 inches on roofs and 1.2 meters on sides, and steel bulkhead blast doors. Design drawings at 60%, 90%, and 100% must be signed by licensed Professional Engineers, material approvals use AF Form 3000, and as-built drawings are delivered in DWG and PDF. The Israel scope excludes electrical, mechanical, and fire protection work. Security requires background checks, personnel identification, and installation access compliance. Capabilities Packages (maximum 8 pages, Adobe PDF) must address CAGE Code and UEI in SAM.gov, physical operating or fabrication facilities in the three countries, precast sourcing, blast door fabrication, licensed engineering staff, up to three OCONUS/CENTCOM projects from the last 3–5 years, confirmation of a 3-day formal solicitation response window, and whether interest covers all three countries or specific countries. Submit to Contracting Officer Hector G. Vega and Technical Points of Contact CPT Jakeisha S. Harrison and MAJ Joseph T. Schmuelling of ASG-J Public Works.