Concrete Security Barriers”

The contract, identified by solicitation number 47PD5426Q0008, is a sole-source award issued by the General Services Administration’s Public Buildings Service, Project Delivery West – Branch D, for the furnishing and installation of temporary concrete security barriers at the Eugene Federal Building in Eugene, Oregon. The action is justified under 41 U.S.C. § 3304(a)(2) and FAR 6.302-2 due to unusual and compelling urgency arising from ongoing protests, requiring rapid deployment of protective infrastructure to safeguard federal property and ensure uninterrupted operations. Work includes site preparation such as tree removal, stump grinding, grading, and mulching, followed by the installation of gravity-based, non-permanently affixed barriers that must securely interconnect with existing concrete and Jersey barriers to prevent toppling. All activities must occur solely during brief intervals between protest events, with strict adherence to OSHA, EPA, AHERA, and GSA security standards, including maintaining emergency access and escorting personnel on federal grounds. The contractor must possess unique, non-replaceable experience in installing similar protest barriers at federal courthouses, forming the basis for the non-competitive procurement. No formal evaluation factors, weights, or technical scoring criteria are provided, and award is based solely on cost reasonableness as compared to the Independent Government Estimate and historical pricing. The place of performance is explicitly 211 E 7th Ave, Eugene, OR 97401, and no FOB terms, contract type, or fixed dollar amount are disclosed. Special requirements include submission of a detailed cost breakdown by discrete work elements, weekly progress updates, and a complete closeout package, with no options or extension clauses included. Packaging, marking, labeling, preservation, and MIL-STD requirements are not specified, and no formal representations, certifications, or socioeconomic certifications from the offeror are present. The contracting office in Washington, DC, serves as the administrative point of contact, with Anthony Chance and Henry Huynh listed as primary and secondary points of contact, though no Contracting Officer, COR, or COTR names are provided. Invoicing methods, payment details, and accounting codes remain unspecified, and submission is required electronically via SAM.gov without a stated deadline or formal proposal format structure.