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Barracks 249 Repairs - Fort Irwin, CA   2

ID: W912PL23B0010 • Type: Solicitation • Match:  85%
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Description

Building 249 is a three story, Enlisted Unoccupied Personnel Housing (EUPH)barracks facility.The current dwelling unit space configuration is being updated to meet newArmy standards whichis mandatory for renovation projects. Two bedrooms sharing one bathroom(2+1) is the currentstandard renovation design requirement. Fort Irwin Garrison Command approveda space modelwhich was provided to USACE by Ft. Irwin?s DPW. Additionally, this projectlooks to repair failingbuilding system and deteriorated infrastructure in the building. Theserepairs are in support of theGarrison Command which provides standardized, effective, and efficientservices, facilities, andinfrastructure to the soldiers of the National Training Center and FortIrwin California, their familiesand civilian support in the execution of the mission. These repairs envisiona model for enhancingsafety, well-being, and readiness in the defense of our country. Thisproject looks to repair andreplace deteriorated and failing building systems to include replacement ofall exterior windows,new metal sunshades on the south fa ade, replacement of doors and framesexcept grouted doorframes, roofing, repairs to existing exterior EIFS wall finish, and providea new roof to the existingtrellis. Also, this project looks to provide new HVAC and controls,mechanical/plumbing system,electrical, lighting and lighting controls with replacement systems that areenergy efficient and firealarm control systems. Interior work includes installing new floor finish,providing new wall finish,and new ceilings. Several interior walls of the existing dwelling units willbe demolished toaccommodate the new 2+1 space configuration. Some of the walls demolishedare load bearingwalls, therefore new structural columns and beams will be provided inconjunction of new metalstud and gypsum wall board walls. This project will bring the facility up tothe current 2+1 Armystandard, health safety code and anti-terrorism and force protectionstandards.
Background
The project involves the renovation and repair of Building 249, a three-story Enlisted Unoccupied Personnel Housing (EUPH) barracks facility at Fort Irwin, California. The current dwelling unit space configuration is being updated to meet new Army standards, which require two bedrooms sharing one bathroom (2+1). The repairs are in support of the Garrison Command, which provides standardized, effective, and efficient services, facilities, and infrastructure to the soldiers of the National Training Center and Fort Irwin California, their families, and civilian support in the execution of the mission. The project aims to enhance safety, well-being, and readiness in the defense of our country.

Work Details
The project includes repairing and replacing deteriorated and failing building systems such as exterior windows, metal sunshades on the south facade, doors and frames (except grouted door frames), roofing, exterior EIFS wall finish, and providing a new roof to the existing trellis. Additionally, it involves providing new HVAC and controls, mechanical/plumbing system, electrical, lighting and lighting controls with replacement systems that are energy efficient and fire alarm control systems.
Interior work includes installing new floor finish, providing new wall finish, and new ceilings. Several interior walls of the existing dwelling units will be demolished to accommodate the new 2+1 space configuration. Some of the walls demolished are load-bearing walls; therefore, new structural columns and beams will be provided in conjunction with new metal stud and gypsum wallboard walls.

Place of Performance
The construction projects will be performed at Fort Irwin, California.

Overview

Response Deadline
Aug. 10, 2023, 4:00 p.m. EDT (original: Aug. 3, 2023, 4:00 p.m. EDT) Past Due
Posted
June 27, 2023, 3:08 p.m. EDT (updated: Aug. 10, 2023, 5:18 p.m. EDT)
Set Aside
Small Business (SBA)
Place of Performance
Fort Irwin, CA 92310 United States
Source

Current SBA Size Standard
$45 Million
Pricing
Likely Fixed Price
Est. Level of Competition
Average
Signs of Shaping
70% of obligations for similar contracts within the Department of the Army were awarded full & open.
On 6/27/23 USACE Los Angeles District issued Solicitation W912PL23B0010 for Barracks 249 Repairs - Fort Irwin, CA due 8/10/23. The opportunity was issued with a Small Business (SBA) set aside with NAICS 236220 (SBA Size Standard $45 Million) and PSC Z2FC.
Primary Contact
Name
EDWIN RACKLEY   Profile
Phone
(213) 452-3309

Secondary Contact

Name
Raj Cooper   Profile
Phone
(213) 452-3168

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Additional Details

Source Agency Hierarchy
DEPT OF DEFENSE > DEPT OF THE ARMY > USACE > SPD > W075 ENDIST LOS ANGELES
FPDS Organization Code
2100-W912PL
Source Organization Code
100221424
Last Updated
Aug. 15, 2023
Last Updated By
edwin.r.rackley@usace.army.mil
Archive Date
Aug. 11, 2023