Access Control Point (ACP) Active Vehicle Barrier (AVB) Systems and Guard Booths

The Department of Defense, through the USACE Engineering Support Center Huntsville, has issued a Sources Sought and Market Research Capabilities Questionnaire for a potential design-build construction project at Fort Lee, Virginia. The project focuses on infrastructure improvements at the Shop Gate and Adams Gate, specifically the installation of Active Vehicle Barrier Control Systems (AVBCS), guard booths, and associated Access Control Point (ACP) infrastructure. The scope of work includes systems integration for electrical power, communications, and security, as well as paving and traffic-control measures. Potential options being evaluated include the installation of Passive Vehicle Barriers, identification-check infrastructure, and electrical-service improvements at Adams Gate. This notice is for planning and market research purposes only and does not constitute a formal solicitation or a commitment to award a contract. The government is using this process to assess industry capabilities, small-business participation, and supply-chain risks, with a small business size standard of 45 million dollars. Key requirements for potential contractors include on-site supervisors with OSHA 30-hour Construction Certification and EM 385-1-1 training, as well as a Virginia State certified Erosion and Sediment Control Inspector to manage the Stormwater Pollution Prevention Plan. Interested respondents must submit their capabilities questionnaire in PDF or DOCX format by November 18, 2026.