Amendment HEMP Thule Greenland Project

The Engineering and Support Center in Huntsville intends to award a single order under the RPMS Basic Ordering Agreement to perform a High Altitude Electromagnetic Pulse (HEMP) upgrade design and construction for Building 4002 at Thule Air Base in Greenland. This project requires providing all necessary labor and materials to enhance the facility's resilience to electromagnetic pulse threats. The evaluation of contractor proposals will prioritize demonstrated experience in HEMP hardening, design, facility restoration, construction, and installation completed within the last five years. Additionally, contractors must show proven success in certifying HEMP-hardened missile warning facilities as approved by USSTRATCOM or DTRA in the same time frame. Further criteria include experience with installing fiber optics, low voltage control systems, fire alarms, and Command and Control video centers, also within the past five years. The final key requirement is the ability to execute HEMP upgrades or related construction projects in Arctic environments, reflecting the project's challenging location. The formal solicitation will be issued under number W912DY-15-R-0231 and posted online for interested parties to submit proposals. The contracting office is located at Redstone Arsenal, Alabama, with Patricia Coates as the contact point for this Department of Defense project focused on improving national defense infrastructure at a strategic northern site.