San Diego Lodging

The Naval Sea Systems Command is seeking qualified vendors to provide 200 lodging units in the San Diego, California area to support temporary assignments of Department of Defense employees at Naval Base Point Loma. This Request for Information is issued for market research purposes under FAR Part 10 to assess industry capability prior to formal solicitation. Key requirements include residential units meeting comprehensive specifications outlined in the attached Performance Work Statement, such as minimum 400 square feet of living area, proximity within 23 driving miles or 45 minutes of the base's main gate, full kitchen and bathroom facilities, furnished accommodations including smart televisions and high-speed internet, monthly housekeeping services, and 24-hour emergency maintenance response capabilities. Vendors must be small businesses certified under NAICS Code 531110 with annual revenue thresholds of $34 million (or $47 million for federal building space leasing exceptions) and must provide detailed information regarding property ownership, management capabilities, specification compliance, and acquisition strategies. Responses are limited to 10 pages maximum and must be submitted by email to Alyssa Scarelli at alyssa.a.scarelli.civ@us.navy.mil by 5:00 PM EST on March 6, 2026, with no formal evaluation criteria specified at this pre-solicitation stage.

This opportunity carries no set-aside designation and is currently in pre-solicitation status with no incumbent identified. The contract contemplates two distinct phases: CLIN 0001 requesting 50 units from July 27, 2026 through August 30, 2027 (20,000 room nights), and CLIN 0002 requesting 150 units from August 31, 2026 through May 25, 2027 (40,200 room nights), with pricing provided as market research reference only and not binding to future solicitations. The total scope includes furnishing, cleaning supplies, and cleaning services tailored to each phase timeline. Interested vendors should note that the government will pay a flat rate regardless of occupancy status or room type variations, and adequate lead-time post-contract award will be a critical evaluation factor. No formal proposal deadline has been established at this pre-solicitation stage, as the government is conducting preliminary market research to inform development of the subsequent formal solicitation.