Building Consolidation and Facilities Support Services RFI

The Department of Justice - Criminal Division is conducting market research through a sources-sought notice for Building Consolidation and Facilities Support Services under solicitation number 4302026, with a response deadline of May 6, 2026. The requirement is set aside exclusively for SBA-certified Economically Disadvantaged Women-Owned Small Businesses under FAR 19.15, and only eligible respondents with the capability to support the complex facility management and planning activities may submit capability statements via email. Work is to be performed in Washington, D.C., specifically at the designated place of performance in ZIP 20005, supporting the Office of Administration’s Executive Office and Facilities Unit in executing a major building consolidation initiative, including GSA prospectus development, space validation, lease administration, relocation planning, mission-aligned design, and ongoing operational support. All deliverables—including weekly Project Status Reports and In Progress Reports in MS Excel, Word, PDF, or PowerPoint formats—are government-owned, and contractors are prohibited from publicly disclosing any produced materials without prior written approval. The scope encompasses a broad range of professional services related to federal facilities management, with an emphasis on compliance with GSA and Justice Management Division prospectus guidelines and best practices in accountability and cost-effective operations. No formal contract clauses, evaluation factors, pricing data, or delivery schedules are included, as this is a market research tool and not a binding solicitation. The contracting office, located in Washington, D.C. (ZIP 20530), serves as the sole point of contact, with Samuel Rivera designated as the primary contact; however, no Contracting Officer, COR, COTR, or PCO are named, and no payment, invoicing, or accounting details are specified. Respondents must possess demonstrated experience and resources relevant to federal facility consolidation projects, and while no formal security clearance or key personnel requirements are stated, the nature of the work implies alignment with DOJ’s broader physical and personnel security protocols.