Z1DA--550-25-108 Renovate Bathrooms B103 PRRTP & B 64/72 (CON)

The Department of Veterans Affairs Veterans Health Administration Veterans Integrated Service Network 12 is no longer pursuing bathroom renovation work at VA Illiana Health Care System; Amendment 003, issued June 16, 2026, cancels the sealed bid solicitation (36C25226B0025) in its entirety, effective immediately, because construction services are no longer required in Fiscal Year 2026 and no funding is expected to be available to award the project during this fiscal year. A new solicitation may issue in Fiscal Year 2027 or later.

The original procurement was a 100% Service-Disabled Veteran-Owned Small Business set-aside with a bid due date of June 24, 2026 (extended by Amendment 002 from May 20). Place of performance was Danville, Illinois. The project involved phased renovation of bathrooms in Building B103 PRRTP and Buildings B64/72 at 1900 East Main Street, Danville, Illinois 61832, totaling approximately 2,177 square feet across five distinct rooms. Work was to be completed within 365 calendar days after Notice to Proceed on a firm-fixed-price basis with lump-sum bidding for Base Bid (Item A) and three reduced-scope alternatives (Items B, C, D).

The NAICS code was 236220, Commercial and Institutional Building Construction, with SBA size standard of $45 million. Scope included asbestos and lead-containing material abatement (estimated 130 fittings and 9,680 square feet), infection control protocols with temporary fire-rated barriers, phased construction limited to 7:30 AM to 4:00 PM CST to accommodate occupied healthcare facility operations, ADA-compliant fixture installation, HVAC and electrical upgrades, and comprehensive compliance with NFPA codes, Davis-Bacon wage determinations, Buy American materials requirements (20% domestic content threshold), and federal labor standards. Contractors were required to submit a cost-loaded Critical Path Method schedule, performance and payment bonds, and maintain specified insurance thresholds. The SDVOSB subcontracting limitation capped non-certified subcontractor payments at 85% of total contract value, excluding material costs.