RFQ for Title II for Repair Jones Hall at Keesler AFB

The Air Force Installation Contracting Agency seeks Title II architect-engineer services for repair of Jones Hall (Building B6902) at Keesler AFB, Mississippi, with proposals due July 13, 2026. This RFQ is restricted to AE NEXT Pool 4 contractors and seeks to identify three qualified firms for a Firm Fixed Price Task Order with an estimated 28-month period of performance and award in September 2026.

Place of performance is Keesler AFB, Mississippi (39534). The project involves full-time on-site Quality Assurance construction inspection; review and development of Government responses to construction submittals and Requests for Information; schedule validation documenting earned-value completion; time impact analysis evaluation; and professional architect-engineer and cost-estimating support. The Lead Construction Inspector must hold a degree in Engineering or Construction Management (or 15 years inspection experience with five years as lead), possess a minimum five years construction experience including three years on DoD projects, and maintain current certification in a professionally accredited Quality Control Management Course. A Health and Safety Plan must be submitted prior to on-site work.

The NAICS code is 541330, Engineering Services; PSC is C219. The project's total estimated repair cost is $49.65 million with a repair-to-replacement ratio of 43.48 percent. Evaluation criteria are: confirmed adequate capacity to perform; Specialized Experience on similar complexity DoD installations (Relocatable Facilities, Building Renovation and Systems Upgrades, Hurricane Shelter Upgrades, or Elevator Repairs) demonstrated through SF-330 project profiles from the past five years; Professional Qualifications evidenced through staffing plans and key personnel resumes meeting SOW minimums; and Knowledge of Locality, with priority for prior Keesler AFB and Mississippi experience. The building, constructed in the 1950s–1962 and housing the 338th Squadron and ten cyber training classes, requires hazardous materials abatement (asbestos, lead-containing paint, and mold remediation documented in baseline surveys), complete HVAC replacement, roof replacement, electrical and communications infrastructure replacement, and ICC-500 hurricane shelter upgrades. Proposals should address the Draft SOW but may propose alternative approaches. Funds are not currently available; the Government reserves the right to cancel evaluation with no obligation to reimburse offeror costs. Contracting Officer is Samuel L. Mendez (samuel.mendez@us.af.mil); Contract Specialist is Dalam Siewert (dalam.siewert.1@us.af.mil).