Water Test & Roof Leak Repairs at Ft. McClellan AFRC in Anniston

The state and local contract opportunity involves water testing and roof leak repairs at the Fort McClellan Readiness Center located in Anniston, Alabama, within Calhoun County. The procurement is a targeted repair project requiring comprehensive services including water testing, leak location, and subsequent roof sealing, with all associated labor, materials, and miscellaneous charges to be included in the bid. A mandatory site visit is scheduled for Wednesday, April 16th, 2025, at 11:00 AM CST, located at 424 Goode Rd, Anniston, AL 36205-5000, which potential bidders must attend to be considered eligible. The project requires strict compliance with state and local regulatory standards for sealants and construction methods. Interested vendors must submit their complete bid proposal by April 21st, 2025, and can direct any questions to Matt Erickson via phone at 334-651-1240 or 205-808-3353, or email at matthew.e.erickson4.nfg@army.mil. The procurement process will be conducted through Alabama's standard Quick Quote procedures, which mandate vendor registration in Alabama Buys and electronic quote submission.

While specific set-aside designations are not explicitly detailed in the provided documentation, the procurement follows Alabama's standard boilerplate terms that typically encourage participation from diverse vendors, including potential small business and disadvantaged enterprise considerations. Vendors must be registered with the Alabama Secretary of State and comply with state-specific requirements such as the Beason-Hammon Alabama Taxpayer and Citizen Protection Act and E-Verify immigration law compliance. The project appears to be a targeted repair with no predetermined budget range disclosed in the documentation. Potential bidders must demonstrate technical capability to perform water testing and roof leak repairs, and must be prepared to provide comprehensive documentation of their qualifications. The procurement allows for electronic payment and requires vendors to certify they are not engaged in boycotts and are not currently debarred from state transactions. While no incumbent vendor is mentioned, the project involves repair work at an existing military readiness facility, suggesting potential infrastructure integration requirements.