FY17 DYRS Auto Shop Fence

The District of Columbia's Department of Youth Rehabilitation Services (DYRS) is seeking proposals for a fence installation project at an auto shop facility, as detailed in the FY17 DYRS Auto Shop Fence contract opportunity. This procurement appears to be focused on construction services specifically related to perimeter security infrastructure for a youth rehabilitation facility. The contract was initially posted on May 24, 2017, with a proposal submission deadline of May 31, 2017, indicating a relatively compressed procurement timeline. While specific technical specifications are not provided in the available information, the contract suggests a requirement for professional fencing services that likely involve site assessment, materials procurement, and professional installation. The procurement appears to be a standard competitive solicitation targeting contractors with demonstrated expertise in commercial and institutional fencing solutions. Given the facility's nature as a youth rehabilitation center, contractors would likely need appropriate security clearances and background check capabilities.

Based on the limited information available, this contract opportunity does not explicitly indicate specific set-aside designations or enterprise restrictions. However, given the government procurement context, it is probable that local, small, or disadvantaged business enterprises might receive preferential consideration. The contract's relatively short timeline and specialized nature suggest this may be a targeted procurement with a focused scope. While precise budget ranges are not specified, government infrastructure projects of this type typically range from $50,000 to $250,000, depending on complexity and site requirements. The involvement of the Department of Youth Rehabilitation Services implies potential additional qualification requirements related to working in secure juvenile facilities. Potential bidders would likely need to demonstrate previous experience with government contracts, security infrastructure installations, and compliance with municipal construction standards.