Termite Inspection & Treatment Services - Andersen AFB, Guam

The Department of the Air Force Pacific Air Forces is conducting market research through this sources sought notice for comprehensive termite inspection and treatment services at Andersen Air Force Base in Guam. The required services encompass initial building assessments, targeted corrective treatments for active infestations, installation and monitoring of termite baiting systems, routine proactive inspections, preventative measures implementation, and emergency response services across approximately 748,000 square feet of facilities. Contractors must demonstrate experience in termite control services for government or commercial clients and provide company information including business size, CAGE/UEI codes, and relevant qualifications. This is strictly an information-gathering exercise with no formal evaluation criteria specified, as it is not a solicitation or request for proposals. Interested companies must submit responses via email to the Contracting Officer Tommy Taitano and Contract Specialist Christiana Tuck by July 21, 2025, with telephone responses and formal proposals explicitly prohibited.

This opportunity operates under NAICS Code 561710 (Exterminating and Pest Control Services) with a size standard of $17.5 million and carries no set-aside designation, making it open to all qualified businesses regardless of size or socioeconomic status. The Performance Work Statement indicates the contractor will manage an Integrated Pest Management program covering multiple facility types including storage facilities, dining halls, barracks, and high-explosive storage igloos. The estimated annual workload includes 159 comprehensive assessments, 12 routine service calls, and 6 major service calls, with services performed Monday through Friday during standard duty hours from 0700 to 1600. No incumbent contractor or current service provider information is disclosed in the documentation, and no specific contract value or budget range is provided beyond the NAICS size standard threshold. The contractor must develop detailed IPM plans prioritizing non-chemical methods and maintain comprehensive service reporting while adhering to strict safety and security protocols required for military installations.