Notice ID: 271f6dda75d440af9771cc1357078f5bSources Sought
Amendment 1 - Front Range Multiple Award Construction Contract (FRMACC) Sources Sought
Archived on May 27, 2026. Original response deadline: . Full description on SAM.gov.
Description
Amendment 1 - The purpose of this amendment is to update the document classifcation of Sources Sought Attachment 5 to allow for proper access. All other documents remain unchanged.
This Sources Sought is a market research tool to be used for the purpose of preliminary acquisition planning. The intent of this notice is to identify qualified, experienced, capable, and interested businesses only. This notice does not constitute a Request for Proposal (RFP)/Solicitation, or Invitation for Bid (IFB). It should not be construed as a commitment of the Government for any purposes other than market research and is not restricted to a particular acquisition approach. No reimbursement will be made for any costs associated with providing information in response to this announcement or any follow-up information requests. Respondents will not be notified of the data collected as a result of this market research. Any information submitted by respondents to this Sources Sought is strictly voluntary. Any future solicitation, including specifications and/or drawings, will be made available only on the System for Award Management website https://www.sam.gov under solicitation No. FA251726RC500. Interested parties are solely responsible for monitoring the aforementioned website for release of any updates, solicitation package, and all amendments.
Purpose:
The 21st Contracting Squadron at Peterson Space Force Base is publicizing this Sources Sought to gather industry feedback on the current contract attachments as well as identifying qualified business in order to support acquisition planning with respect to a Multiple Award Construction Contract (MACC) reacquisition for seven military installations across the Front Range in Colorado and Wyoming. MACCs are Indefinite Delivery-Indefinite Quantity (IDIQ) contracts whose requirements are competed among a pool of multiple awardees based on work defined in individual task orders. Work may consist of multiple disciplines in general construction categories. It may also involve design services for all aspects of general building construction including construction, modifications and renovations of existing facilities.
See attached documents for a further description of the requirement.
Overview
Agency:
Department of WarDepartment of the Air Force
Office:FA2517 21 CONS BLDG 350
Posted:April 2, 2026
NAICS:236220: Commercial and Institutional Building Construction
Last Updated:Aug 21, 2026
PSC:Z2JZ: REPAIR OR ALTERATION OF MISCELLANEOUS BUILDINGS
Set-Aside:No Set aside used
Type:Sources Sought
Place of Performance:Colorado Springs, Colorado, 80914
Award Overview
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Lifecycle
Solicitation:
FA251726SSRC500- Market Research
Pre-solicitation or formal solicitation typically follows within 30–180 days. (estimate)
- 2×Market ResearchCurrentMar 24, 2026
Amendment 1 - Front Range Multiple Award Construction Contract (FRMACC) Sources Sought
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This document approves the award of a modification to a Firm Fixed Price (FFP) Task Order (TO) Under contract FA251720D0004 under the Front Range Multiple Award Construction Contract (FRMACC) Indefinite Delivery Indefinite Quantity (IDIQ). The current TO FA251725F0154 is to provide HVAC work at Building 1142 (Project TDKA 10-1128). The intended action is to modify the current TO and include roof and lighting work for B1142. The justification is to award a modification to aforementioned on-going TO as it is in the interest of efficiency and economy. It is economically sound due to heavy equipment rentals/laborers/etc. that are already scheduled to be on site, alleviating additional mobilization and demobilization costs for a potentially different contractor if competed and awarded other than sole-source. This new requirement for roof replacement, lighting replacement, and interior finishes repair directly overlaps with ongoing work in the facility being performed by the current contractor. The Contractor is familiar with the facility, is in direct control of the construction schedule of HVAC replacement scope already awarded, and can execute the additional scope identified at a lower cost and shorter timeframe than other FRMACC contractors due to the efficiency of de-conflicting overlapping scopes. Positive impacts include assurance of proper sequencing of integrated work to avoid duplication of efforts and costs, elimination of warranty conflicts between contracts, and reduction of mission impact to execute consolidated scope in tandem in lieu of extended, multiple efforts displacing the mission owner on multiple occasions. Examples of overlapping scope with potential for duplicated costs and time include rooftop unit and associated curb placement/detailing on roof, roof-mounted utilities impacted by roof replacement, lighting and interior HVAC rework in tandem with ceiling replacement. Additionally, the roof conditions of this facility are in severe need of repair to mitigate ongoing mission impact in the facility, and are essential to be executed with urgency and without delay related to current awarded HVAC replacement work. This modification was executed by the 21st Contracting Squadron, located at 135 Dover St, Bldg 350, Suite 2225, Peterson Space Force Base, CO 80914. Olgoonik Enterprises, LLC (CAGE: 819A4) received the awarded modification for new work in the amount of $1,355,810.00. The modification was executed on 09/25/2026. Please submit all questions/concerns to the Contracting Officer at frederick.chartrand@spaceforce.mil. | Sole Source / J&A | 236220 | No Set-Aside | 10/08/2026 | Open | Colorado Springs, CO | |
SUBJECT: — Robins Agile Practices for Infrastructure Development (RAPID) Umbrella Program Notice (10 U.S.C. § 2808a Other Transaction Authority) 1. BOTTOM LINE UP FRONT (BLUF) The Department of the Air Force, specifically the 78th Civil Engineer Group (78 CEG) at Robins Air Force Base (AFB), Georgia, is publishing this Umbrella Program Notice to announce the establishment of the Robins Agile Practices for Infrastructure Development (RAPID) acquisition framework. Operating under the innovative statutory authority of 10 U.S.C. § 2808a, RAPID seeks to completely modernize base infrastructure and execute facility repair and construction projects using flexible, commercial-style Other Transaction Agreements (OTAs). Traditional Federal Acquisition Regulation (FAR) rules do not apply, enabling the Air Force to engage directly with local, regional, and national commercial builders who have limited or no prior federal contracting experience. 2. PROGRAM STRUCTURE & TIMELINE Rather than a single, one-off project solicitation, this Notice establishes the RAPID Umbrella Program, which will remain active for one (1) full year from the date of this posting. During this 12-month period, the Government will periodically publish project-specific solicitations, referred to as Areas of Interest (AOIs), directly under this umbrella. Each independent AOI will outline: The specific facility construction, repair, or modernization project requirements. The exact response date, time, and instructions for submitting Solution Briefs. The collaborative delivery model designated for that project, such as Progressive Design-Build (PDB) utilizing open-book Guaranteed Maximum Price (GMP) pricing, or Build-Only (BO) commercial delivery. Program ParameterDetailsStatutory Authority10 U.S.C. § 2808a (Standalone Facility Construction or Repair Authority)Umbrella Active Period12 Months (Continuous Open Notice)Execution VehicleProject-Specific Areas of Interest (AOIs) & Other Transaction Agreements (OTAs)Key FlexibilitiesNo FAR boilerplate clauses, standard commercial accounting (No CAS), negotiable termsFollow-on AuthorityEligible for non-competitive, sole-source follow-on production construction under § 2808a(c) 3. ELIGIBILITY & PARTICIPATION The RAPID framework actively seeks to lower barriers to entry. Unlike prototype OTAs, 10 U.S.C. § 2808a carries no statutory Nontraditional Defense Contractor (NDC) prerequisites and zero cost-share mandates. Commercial general contractors, specialty trades, design-build firms, and joint ventures are all fully eligible and strongly encouraged to monitor this notice and participate. 4. ACTION REQUIRED FOR INTERESTED VENDORS Interested commercial builders and designers should take the following immediate steps to prepare for upcoming RAPID projects: Monitor This Posting: Bookmark this SAM.gov notice. All project-specific AOIs will be posted as amendments or linked notices here. Register on SAM.gov: Ensure your company has an active, completely free registration and Unique Entity ID (UEI) on SAM.gov. Form Teaming Alliances: Begin networking with regional design firms, general contractors, and trade subcontractors to build integrated design-build consortia capable of executing rapid, commercial-style projects. | Special Notice | 236220 | No Set-Aside | 09/21/2026 | 09/16/2027 | Warner Robins, GA | |
SUBJECT: — Robins Agile Practices for Infrastructure Development (RAPID) Umbrella Program Notice (10 U.S.C. § 2808a Other Transaction Authority) 1. BOTTOM LINE UP FRONT (BLUF) The Department of the Air Force, specifically the 78th Civil Engineer Group (78 CEG) at Robins Air Force Base (AFB), Georgia, is publishing this Umbrella Program Notice to announce the establishment of the Robins Agile Practices for Infrastructure Development (RAPID) acquisition framework. Operating under the innovative statutory authority of 10 U.S.C. § 2808a, RAPID seeks to completely modernize base infrastructure and execute facility repair and construction projects using flexible, commercial-style Other Transaction Agreements (OTAs). Traditional Federal Acquisition Regulation (FAR) rules do not apply, enabling the Air Force to engage directly with local, regional, and national commercial builders who have limited or no prior federal contracting experience. 2. PROGRAM STRUCTURE & TIMELINE Rather than a single, one-off project solicitation, this Notice establishes the RAPID Umbrella Program, which will remain active for one (1) full year from the date of this posting. During this 12-month period, the Government will periodically publish project-specific solicitations, referred to as Areas of Interest (AOIs), directly under this umbrella. Each independent AOI will outline: The specific facility construction, repair, or modernization project requirements. The exact response date, time, and instructions for submitting Solution Briefs. The collaborative delivery model designated for that project, such as Progressive Design-Build (PDB) utilizing open-book Guaranteed Maximum Price (GMP) pricing, or Build-Only (BO) commercial delivery. Program ParameterDetailsStatutory Authority10 U.S.C. § 2808a (Standalone Facility Construction or Repair Authority)Umbrella Active Period12 Months (Continuous Open Notice)Execution VehicleProject-Specific Areas of Interest (AOIs) & Other Transaction Agreements (OTAs)Key FlexibilitiesNo FAR boilerplate clauses, standard commercial accounting (No CAS), negotiable termsFollow-on AuthorityEligible for non-competitive, sole-source follow-on production construction under § 2808a(c) 3. ELIGIBILITY & PARTICIPATION The RAPID framework actively seeks to lower barriers to entry. Unlike prototype OTAs, 10 U.S.C. § 2808a carries no statutory Nontraditional Defense Contractor (NDC) prerequisites and zero cost-share mandates. Commercial general contractors, specialty trades, design-build firms, and joint ventures are all fully eligible and strongly encouraged to monitor this notice and participate. 4. ACTION REQUIRED FOR INTERESTED VENDORS Interested commercial builders and designers should take the following immediate steps to prepare for upcoming RAPID projects: Monitor This Posting: Bookmark this SAM.gov notice. All project-specific AOIs will be posted as amendments or linked notices here. Register on SAM.gov: Ensure your company has an active, completely free registration and Unique Entity ID (UEI) on SAM.gov. Form Teaming Alliances: Begin networking with regional design firms, general contractors, and trade subcontractors to build integrated design-build consortia capable of executing rapid, commercial-style projects. | Special Notice | 236220 | No Set-Aside | 09/21/2026 | 09/16/2027 | Warner Robins, GA | |
*** 13 October 2026 UPDATE ***: Formal Request for Qualifications has been issued under Notice ID: W912QR279A001. The RFQ was issued 13 October. Responses are currently due 28 October. See RFQ posting for additional details. The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers (USACE) is issuing this special notice to announce an upcoming competition for construction solicitation for Fort Carson ECS using CM@Risk under 10 USC §2808a Other Transaction Authority for Construction. This notice is for informational and planning purposes to allow interested parties to prepare for and provide feedback prior to the official solicitation release. I. INDUSTRY DAY USACE intends to conduct an Industry Day on 06 October 2026 at 0900 Mountain Time to provide an overview of the project, acquisition strategy, and anticipated requirements. This event will provide interested parties with an opportunity to gain additional insight into the project and proposed Construction Manager at Risk (CM@Risk) approach under an Other Transaction (OT) framework, ask questions, and provide input in advance of the official Request for Qualifications (RFQ) release. General questions from industry participants will be permitted during the Industry Day; however, all discussions and responses provided during the event are considered unofficial and are for informational purposes only. Statements made during the Industry Day do not constitute a commitment, authorization, or binding guidance related to the future Request for Qualifications (RFQ). Official Questions and Answers (Q&A) will be accepted and addressed following the release of RFQ. Please use the direct special event link below to register for access to Fort Carson. You must be a U.S. Citizen and have a REAL ID to complete registration. If you do not, you must go the Fort Carson Visitor Control Center (located at Gate 1, located off 115 HW) with your State ID plus a U.S. Passport OR Certified birth certificate and Social Security Card to obtain access. Individuals with a valid CAC, should be able to access the installation directly. Direct Special Event Link https://pass.aie.army.mil/?b=usa&i=carson&e=M6JLHPVK Physical Access Control POC: Mark Elliott (719) 466-1132 mark.d.elliott24.civ@army.mil II. LOCATION/LOGISTICS Industry Day Presentation location: Butts Army Airfield Hangar – 9620 Son Tay Road NOTE: Onsite parking space may be limited, overflow parking is available in the vicinity Site Visit – Primary parking lot is at the CBRN Chamber across the tank trail at the intersection of Minick Ave and Prussman Blvd. Additional parking is available on Minick Ave less than a quarter mile NW of the CBRN Chamber lot. Onsite Directions Link Below. Turn by turn directions and map attached for download. https://maps.app.goo.gl/U4o1XusLDWip4gn87 III. PROJECT OVERVIEW Project Title: Construction of an Equipment Concentration Site (ECS) Complex Location: Fort Carson, Colorado Agency: U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, Louisville District NAICS Code: 236220 IV. PROJECT DESCRIPTION This acquisition will deliver a consolidated, fully functional ECS complex on an undeveloped 48-acre parcel of land at Fort Carson, CO. This site features a comprehensive range of facilities designed to support the mission of ECS-42, which is responsible for the maintenance and storage of key military assets assigned to 83 regional Army Reserve units. The operational readiness of this military equipment is essential for both training Army Reserve Soldiers and equipping units from which the Active component will draw upon for critical warfighting capabilities inherent to deployable combat forces. Core Facilities include: General Purpose Warehouse (GPW): A 39,313 square-foot (SF) secure, clear-span storage facility designed for the protection and preservation of military equipment. Area Maintenance Support Activity (AMSA) Shop: A 26,217 SF vehicle maintenance facility featuring advanced vehicle maintenance exhaust systems, overhead cranes, heavy-duty hoists, and specialized tool rooms. Organizational Storage Building: A 5,000 SF high-bay vertical storage facility. Container Storage Area: A 4,440-square-yard (SY) reinforced concrete layout for secure tactical container storage. Supporting Infrastructure & Specialized Systems include: Heavy Equipment Parking & Site Work: A Military Equipment Parking (MEP) lot featuring extensive heavy-duty concrete pavements designed to withstand high-shear tracked and wheeled tactical vehicle loads, alongside POV parking, security fencing, and utility tie-ins. Tactical Vehicle Wash Facilities: Two dedicated, high-capacity vehicle wash racks/platforms featuring industrial filtration and water-recycling systems. Bi-Level Loading Ramp: A reinforced bi-level loading ramp designed to facilitate the rapid loading and unloading of heavy armored vehicles onto transport carriers. Specialized Foundations: Geotechnical engineering solutions, including deep foundation systems and soil stabilization, to mitigate volatile soil conditions across the 48-acre site. Fire Protection: Advanced fire detection and suppression systems, including specialized solutions for high-bay maintenance areas and hazardous material storage, compliant with all relevant UFC and NFPA standards. Cybersecurity: Facility-related control systems will be designed and implemented in accordance with UFC 4-010-06, ensuring the cybersecurity of all networked building systems. UFC Compliance: The entire facility complex will be designed and constructed to meet all applicable Unified Facilities Criteria (UFC), including AT/FP (Antiterrorism/Force Protection) standards and sustainable design principles as outlined in the Army Sustainable Design and Development Policy. V. ACQUISITION STRATEGY - PRE-AWARD USACE, Louisville District will use a streamlined competitive selection process: Step 1 –White Papers: Interested parties will submit a Statement of Qualifications (max # of pages to be defined in formal RFQ). Following evaluation of the qualification packages, the Government intends to down-select up to three (3) highest qualified firms to proceed to Step 2. Step 2 – Pitch Presentations: Down-selected firms will participate in live pitch meetings. One company will be selected as the Construction Manager for negotiation and award of Agreement 1 for preconstruction services. The Government intends to negotiate a Guaranteed Maximum Price (GMP) for construction of the ECS, which will be added as a bilateral modification at a later date. VI. ACQUSITION STRATEGY – AWARD The agreement will be awarded to the most qualified Construction Manager at Risk (CMAR) to provide preconstruction services and construction. Phase 1 of the CM@Risk agreement will include pre-construction services. The selected CMAR will act as an expert consultant to the Government, collaborating directly with USACE and the third-party Designer of Record during active design progression. The Government’s intent is to award the Phase I Agreement for Preconstruction Services prior to the 65% design review meeting. Phase 2 of the agreement will include scope for all construction activities necessary to complete the project. The agreement will be Firm-Fixed-Price (FFP). All interested parties should monitor the official solicitation announcement, which will provide complete details and submission instructions. Draft documents may be provided at a future date for feedback and informational purposes only and are subject to change upon issuance of the formal Project RFQ. VII. Virtual Participation Opportunity: For those who are unable to attend the Industry Day even in person, the Louisville District plans to stream the event through Microsoft Teams. The details related to the MS Teams event are provided below: Microsoft Teams meeting Join: https://dod.teams.microsoft.us/meet/993580238205?p=NgWECEurH73BprxGc1 Meeting ID: 993 580 238 205 Passcode: kB2Fr9e2 | Special Notice | 236220 | No Set-Aside | 10/13/2026 | 10/06/2026 | Colorado Springs, CO | |
The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers (USACE) is issuing this special notice to announce an upcoming competition for construction solicitation for Fort Carson ECS using CM@Risk under 10 USC §2808a Other Transaction Authority for Construction. This notice is for informational and planning purposes to allow interested parties to prepare for and provide feedback prior to the official solicitation release. I. INDUSTRY DAY USACE intends to conduct an Industry Day on 06 October 2026 at 0900 Mountain Time to provide an overview of the project, acquisition strategy, and anticipated requirements. This event will provide interested parties with an opportunity to gain additional insight into the project and proposed Construction Manager at Risk (CM@Risk) approach under an Other Transaction (OT) framework, ask questions, and provide input in advance of the official Request for Qualifications (RFQ) release. General questions from industry participants will be permitted during the Industry Day; however, all discussions and responses provided during the event are considered unofficial and are for informational purposes only. Statements made during the Industry Day do not constitute a commitment, authorization, or binding guidance related to the future Request for Qualifications (RFQ). Official Questions and Answers (Q&A) will be accepted and addressed following the release of RFQ. Please use the direct special event link below to register for access to Fort Carson. You must be a U.S. Citizen and have a REAL ID to complete registration. If you do not, you must go the Fort Carson Visitor Control Center (located at Gate 1, located off 115 HW) with your State ID plus a U.S. Passport OR Certified birth certificate and Social Security Card to obtain access. Individuals with a valid CAC, should be able to access the installation directly. Direct Special Event Link https://pass.aie.army.mil/?b=usa&i=carson&e=M6JLHPVK Physical Access Control POC: Mark Elliott (719) 466-1132 mark.d.elliott24.civ@army.mil II. LOCATION/LOGISTICS Industry Day Presentation location: Butts Army Airfield Hangar – 9620 Son Tay Road NOTE: Onsite parking space may be limited, overflow parking is available in the vicinity Site Visit – Primary parking lot is at the CBRN Chamber across the tank trail at the intersection of Minick Ave and Prussman Blvd. Additional parking is available on Minick Ave less than a quarter mile NW of the CBRN Chamber lot. Onsite Directions Link Below. Turn by turn directions and map attached for download. https://maps.app.goo.gl/U4o1XusLDWip4gn87 III. PROJECT OVERVIEW Project Title: Construction of an Equipment Concentration Site (ECS) Complex Location: Fort Carson, Colorado Agency: U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, Louisville District NAICS Code: 236220 IV. PROJECT DESCRIPTION This acquisition will deliver a consolidated, fully functional ECS complex on an undeveloped 48-acre parcel of land at Fort Carson, CO. This site features a comprehensive range of facilities designed to support the mission of ECS-42, which is responsible for the maintenance and storage of key military assets assigned to 83 regional Army Reserve units. The operational readiness of this military equipment is essential for both training Army Reserve Soldiers and equipping units from which the Active component will draw upon for critical warfighting capabilities inherent to deployable combat forces. Core Facilities include: General Purpose Warehouse (GPW): A 39,313 square-foot (SF) secure, clear-span storage facility designed for the protection and preservation of military equipment. Area Maintenance Support Activity (AMSA) Shop: A 26,217 SF vehicle maintenance facility featuring advanced vehicle maintenance exhaust systems, overhead cranes, heavy-duty hoists, and specialized tool rooms. Organizational Storage Building: A 5,000 SF high-bay vertical storage facility. Container Storage Area: A 4,440-square-yard (SY) reinforced concrete layout for secure tactical container storage. Supporting Infrastructure & Specialized Systems include: Heavy Equipment Parking & Site Work: A Military Equipment Parking (MEP) lot featuring extensive heavy-duty concrete pavements designed to withstand high-shear tracked and wheeled tactical vehicle loads, alongside POV parking, security fencing, and utility tie-ins. Tactical Vehicle Wash Facilities: Two dedicated, high-capacity vehicle wash racks/platforms featuring industrial filtration and water-recycling systems. Bi-Level Loading Ramp: A reinforced bi-level loading ramp designed to facilitate the rapid loading and unloading of heavy armored vehicles onto transport carriers. Specialized Foundations: Geotechnical engineering solutions, including deep foundation systems and soil stabilization, to mitigate volatile soil conditions across the 48-acre site. Fire Protection: Advanced fire detection and suppression systems, including specialized solutions for high-bay maintenance areas and hazardous material storage, compliant with all relevant UFC and NFPA standards. Cybersecurity: Facility-related control systems will be designed and implemented in accordance with UFC 4-010-06, ensuring the cybersecurity of all networked building systems. UFC Compliance: The entire facility complex will be designed and constructed to meet all applicable Unified Facilities Criteria (UFC), including AT/FP (Antiterrorism/Force Protection) standards and sustainable design principles as outlined in the Army Sustainable Design and Development Policy. V. ACQUISITION STRATEGY - PRE-AWARD USACE, Louisville District will use a streamlined competitive selection process: Step 1 –White Papers: Interested parties will submit a Statement of Qualifications (max # of pages to be defined in formal RFQ). Following evaluation of the qualification packages, the Government intends to down-select up to three (3) highest qualified firms to proceed to Step 2. Step 2 – Pitch Presentations: Down-selected firms will participate in live pitch meetings. One company will be selected as the Construction Manager for negotiation and award of Agreement 1 for preconstruction services. The Government intends to negotiate a Guaranteed Maximum Price (GMP) for construction of the ECS, which will be added as a bilateral modification at a later date. VI. ACQUSITION STRATEGY – AWARD The agreement will be awarded to the most qualified Construction Manager at Risk (CMAR) to provide preconstruction services and construction. Phase 1 of the CM@Risk agreement will include pre-construction services. The selected CMAR will act as an expert consultant to the Government, collaborating directly with USACE and the third-party Designer of Record during active design progression. The Government’s intent is to award the Phase I Agreement for Preconstruction Services prior to the 65% design review meeting. Phase 2 of the agreement will include scope for all construction activities necessary to complete the project. The agreement will be Firm-Fixed-Price (FFP). All interested parties should monitor the official solicitation announcement, which will provide complete details and submission instructions. Draft documents may be provided at a future date for feedback and informational purposes only and are subject to change upon issuance of the formal Project RFQ. VII. Virtual Participation Opportunity: For those who are unable to attend the Industry Day even in person, the Louisville District plans to stream the event through Microsoft Teams. The details related to the MS Teams event are provided below: Microsoft Teams meeting Join: https://dod.teams.microsoft.us/meet/993580238205?p=NgWECEurH73BprxGc1 Meeting ID: 993 580 238 205 Passcode: kB2Fr9e2 | Special Notice | 236220 | No Set-Aside | 10/08/2026 | 10/06/2026 | Colorado Springs, CO |
Additional Details
Solicitation Number
FA251726SSRC500
Archive Date
May 27, 2026
Office Address
PETERSON SFB, CO, 80914-1117