30079839 2026 Plant Replacement Value (PRV) Analysis of Coast Guard Towers at CEU Miami in Miami, FL

The United States Coast Guard, under the Department of Homeland Security, has issued a forecast for a 2026 Plant Replacement Value analysis targeting coastal towers at the Coast Guard installation in Miami, Florida. This project focuses on evaluating the current and future replacement costs of critical infrastructure assets associated with these towers, ensuring accurate financial planning for maintenance, upgrades, or full asset replacement well in advance of 2026. The work will require technical expertise in infrastructure valuation, engineering assessment, and lifecycle costing to determine the precise financial exposure tied to these facilities. The North American Industry Classification System code 237990 indicates the nature of the work falls under other heavy and civil engineering construction, suggesting the analysis will inform future construction or reconstruction efforts. Karina Gudiel serves as both the primary point of contact and the Small Business Specialist, coordinating inquiries and ensuring small business participation opportunities are appropriately addressed. All communication regarding this forecast should be directed to her email and phone numbers provided. The place of performance is clearly defined as Miami, Florida, with no other locations implicated. Although no solicitation number has been issued yet and the posted date reflects a default system value, this forecast serves as an early indicator of upcoming procurement activity, allowing potential contractors to prepare proposals and align resources. The analysis will directly support long-term budgeting and operational readiness of Coast Guard facilities in the region, making it a crucial step prior to any major capital expenditure.