SOURCES SOUGHT USACE Building 4156 BMS Modernization, B4156 (CCTF), DPG

The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers is issuing a Sources Sought notice for the modernization of the Building Management System in Building 4156 at Dugway Proving Ground (DPG) in Tooele County, Utah, with capability statements due June 8, 2026.

This is an early-stage market-research activity preceding formal solicitation. USACE is gathering industry input on contractor capabilities, experience, and proposed methodologies for BMS replacement and associated mechanical and electrical systems work classified as industrial building construction (NAICS 236210).

The scope addresses Building 4156 at the Dugway Combined Chemical Test Facility, where the existing BMS fails to monitor and control critical building functions including air handlers, exhaust fans, and related mechanical and electrical components. The primary mission-critical requirement is restoration of negative-pressure differential monitoring and control in laboratory and fume hood spaces to meet safety and compliance standards. The replacement system must achieve full functionality for lab environments and enable accurate real-time monitoring of pressure differentials, which the current system cannot maintain reliably.

USACE is soliciting capability statements and relevant project experience to inform procurement strategy decisions prior to formal RFP issuance. The sources sought phase does not constitute a binding solicitation or commitment to contract award. Interested contractors should submit capability statements detailing experience with BMS modernization projects, particularly those involving laboratory facilities with critical pressure-control requirements, mechanical and electrical systems integration, and HVAC-related functionality. The project location is Dugway Proving Ground, Utah. Specific contract value, performance timeline, and detailed technical specifications will be provided in subsequent formal solicitation documents.