AFCEC Land Management Mapping for CONUS/Europe/PACAF Air Force Installations

The Air Force Civil Engineer Center is seeking qualified entities through a Request for Statement of Interest (RSOI) to establish a cooperative agreement for land management mapping services across U.S. Air Force installations in the Continental United States, Europe, and the Pacific region. The base period of performance is 12 months from the date of award, with up to four optional 12-month extensions contingent upon funding availability and operational needs. The estimated value for the base period is $9,718,438, covering comprehensive geospatial data collection, validation, and maintenance of critical infrastructure and environmental layers such as vegetation, wetlands, cultural resources, and POL storage tank locations. All deliverables must conform to SDSFIE Air Force Adaptation standards and FGDC metadata requirements, with data submitted in Shapefile format using UTM/WGS-84 coordinate systems and reports delivered as PDFs. The work includes monthly GIS layer updates, annual property inventories, and field verification activities at over two dozen installations, requiring contractors to operate under USAF access protocols including CACs, approved government-issued laptops, and site-specific credentials—even when working offsite. Proposers must submit a Statement of Interest not exceeding two pages, single-spaced in 12-point font, via email to designated USACE points of contact and are required to possess a current Unique Entity ID, CAGE Code, and an active, within-three-years NIST SP 800-171 DOD cybersecurity assessment. While socioeconomic certifications and size status are not mandatory, the offeror must demonstrate the capability through a brief statement of qualifications including the principal investigator’s five years of relevant experience, academic credentials, and prior project successes. The contract does not involve traditional procurement pricing structures or CLINs; instead, it operates as a cooperative agreement governed under 31 U.S.C. § 6301 et seq., with invoicing handled through email submission of SF-270 and SF-425 forms in PDF format to the USACE Fort Worth District. Acceptance of deliverables occurs through AFCEC and USACE officials at designated locations, with strict quality controls tied to federal environmental statutes including NEPA, NHPA, ESA, and Sikes Act compliance. The entire process is structured around phased submissions, with full proposals and detailed budgets deferred until after the RSOI review period, and all responses must be received by 2:00 p.m. Central Time on May 26, 2