AMO North Island Building 1480 Walls and Doors Repairs

The contract involves extensive interior renovation work for the North Island AMO Building 1480, originally constructed in 1988. The scope includes removing aged wallpaper from various office walls, front entrance, hallways, restrooms, and the breakroom, followed by applying new commercial-grade interior paint. Additionally, the project requires removing paneling, wallpaper, baseboards, kitchen cabinets, and sink within a designated conference room, with subsequent repairs to the exposed gypsum board walls and doors across all affected office spaces, hallways, the communications room, and breakrooms. Wood doors throughout the building will also be refinished with new varnish and wood stain to address wear and damage accumulated over more than a decade. The contract is set aside under the Small Business Administration 8(a) program and is managed by the Department of Homeland Security, specifically Customs and Border Protection. The place of performance is listed as San Diego, with administrative and organizational details coordinated through the DHS in Washington, D.C. The solicitation was posted in February 2026, and the contract falls under NAICS code 236220, which covers commercial and institutional building construction. Key points of contact include officials responsible for procurement and small business liaison roles, ensuring communications and compliance with the 8(a) small business development objectives.