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Construction Inspection Services (On‑Site Inspector) - Biloxi National Cemetery – Gravesite Expansion Project

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36C786-26-AP-0111Federal

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The National Cemetery Administration within the Department of Veterans Affairs is seeking qualified local construction inspection professionals or firms to provide full-time, on-site inspection services for a $13.5 million gravesite expansion project at Biloxi National Cemetery in Mississippi. This is a sources sought notice, not a solicitation, meaning no award will be made directly from this notice—it is intended solely to assess market availability and capabilities. The project requires a dedicated inspector to work Monday through Friday, 40 hours per week, on-site throughout the entire construction duration. The inspector must be locally based or able to commute daily, as no housing or relocation support will be provided. The position demands extensive experience inspecting large-scale civil construction projects exceeding $10 million, with preference given to candidates familiar with federal cemetery, utility, grading, drainage, paving, and burial system work, particularly under VA, USACE, or NAVFAC contracts. The selected inspector must hold a relevant degree in construction management, civil engineering, architecture, or an equivalent combination of education and field experience, along with detailed knowledge of construction methodologies, inspection standards, and federal safety and environmental regulations. Preferred certifications include OSHA 30, ICC, NICET, CQM, or Engineering-in-Training. Key responsibilities encompass daily supervision of contractor activities, verifying compliance with plans and specifications, documenting progress through mandatory daily reports and at least five photographs per day, witnessing field tests, monitoring labor and safety compliance, reviewing invoices, supporting change orders, and assisting with project closeout. Respondents must submit a detailed resume, proof of local availability, past performance on similar projects, a capabilities statement under ten pages, and their UEI or CAGE code. All submissions must be sent via email to Daniel Kinney at Daniel.Kinney@va.gov by July 17, 2026, with the specified subject line. The North American Industry Classification System (NAICS) code anticipated is 541330, and set-aside considerations will be determined after market research.

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Seeking local inspectors for $13.5M Biloxi VA cemetery expansion; must be on-site full-time, experienced in federal construction projects.

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Biloxi, MS, 39531, USA

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AgencyDepartment Of Veterans Affairs → National Cemetery Administration (36C786)
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OfficeQUANTICO, VA, 22134, USA
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Office AddressQUANTICO, VA, 22134, USA

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SOURCES SOUGHT NOTICE
Biloxi National Cemetery – Gravesite Expansion Project
Construction Inspection Services (On‑Site Inspector)
National Cemetery Administration (NCA)
Department of Veterans Affairs


THIS IS A SOURCES SOUGHT NOTICE and not a solicitation. No award will be made from this notice. The purpose of this notice is to identify qualified, local construction inspection professionals or firms capable of providing full‑time, on‑site inspection services for a construction project estimated at $13,500,000 in magnitude at Biloxi National Cemetery, Biloxi, MS.


The Government is seeking to determine the availability of experienced construction inspectors with the technical qualifications and capacity to support the National Cemetery Administration throughout the performance of this large‑scale gravesite expansion effort.


GENERAL INFORMATION


Project Title: Gravesite Expansion Project
Location: Biloxi National Cemetery, Biloxi, MS
Project Magnitude: Approximately $13,500,000
NAICS (anticipated): 541330 (Engineering Services) or 541310/541350 (as appropriate)
PSC (anticipated): C219 / R499
Response Type: Capabilities Statement
Set‑Asides: To be determined based on market research


REQUIREMENT OVERVIEW


The NCA requires a full‑time (40 hours/week) on‑site inspector for the full duration of construction. The inspector shall perform daily inspections, provide documentation, and support contract administration in coordination with the Cemetery Director, COR/PM, and A/E Designer of Record.


Housing will not be provided. Local or commuting candidates only.


A resume demonstrating qualifications must be included in all responses.


MINIMUM QUALIFICATIONS


Respondents must demonstrate that the proposed inspector meets or exceeds the following:


1. Education & Professional Competence
• Degree in construction management, civil engineering, architecture, or a related discipline or equivalent experience in federal or large‑scale civil works construction.
• Familiarity with construction means and methods, inspection standards, codes, quality assurance procedures, and federal safety/environmental regulations.
• Preferred certifications (not mandatory but highly desirable):
– Construction Quality Management (CQM) for Contractors
– OSHA 30
– ICC or NICET certifications
– Engineering‑in‑Training (EIT), CCM, or equivalent


2. Relevant Experience
• Minimum 5 years direct experience inspecting or managing construction projects of similar size, scope, and complexity (>$10M), ideally involving:
– Cemetery expansions, civil sitework, utility installation, grading, drainage, paving, concrete, and burial systems
– Federal construction contracts (VA, USACE, NAVFAC, or similar)
• Demonstrated experience producing sequential daily inspection reports.
• Demonstrated experience evaluating test results, monitoring safety compliance, and supporting change management.


3. Local Availability
• Ability to perform on‑site daily inspections (no remote work).
• Must reside locally or be able to commute daily—government will not provide housing.


INSPECTOR RESPONSIBILITIES (SUMMARY)


The inspector will be responsible for full‑time oversight and documentation, including but not limited to:


• Preparing pre‑construction survey reports with the Construction Contractor.
• Daily coordination with cemetery staff, COR/PM, and the A/E designer.
• Monitoring contractor progress and compliance with construction documents and approved schedule.
• Identifying discrepancies and assisting with recommended corrective actions.
• Monitoring compliance with labor, safety, environmental, VA, state, and federal requirements.
• Verifying contractor permits.
• Witnessing all required field tests, reviewing test procedures, and documenting results.
• Maintaining accurate records supporting potential claims, disputes, damages, and time‑extension evaluations.
• Reviewing monthly contractor invoices for accuracy based on work complete.
• Supporting change order development with technical input and independent cost/schedule assessments.
• Participating in equipment startup, witnessing manufacturers’ training, and verifying required documentation.
• Preparing preliminary punch lists, supporting final inspections, and assisting with project closeout documentation.
• Preparing and submitting daily inspector’s reports, including:
– Weather
– Activities
– Equipment
– Manpower counts
– Testing
– Progress and delays
– Deficiencies observed
– Visitors
• Providing minimum 5 photographs per day documenting progress, deficiencies, and conditions.
• Recording and tracking the arrival, condition, and status of materials and equipment.


REQUESTED INFORMATION FROM INDUSTRY


Interested firms or individual inspectors shall submit:


  1. Company/Individual Name, Address, and Point of Contact
  2. Business Size Classification (SDVOSB/VOSB, Small Business, Large Business, etc.)
  3. Detailed Résumé of proposed inspector demonstrating required qualifications
  4. Relevant Past Performance (projects > $10M preferred)
  5. Statement of Local Availability (acknowledging no housing provided)
  6. Brief Narrative of Capabilities demonstrating ability to meet the responsibilities outlined above
  7. UEI / CAGE Code (if applicable)

RESPONSE INSTRUCTIONS


Responses shall be submitted via email to:
Daniel Kinney, Contracting Officer
National Cemetery Administration
Email: Daniel.Kinney@va.gov


Subject Line: Sources Sought – Biloxi NC Gravesite Expansion Construction Inspector


Please limit capability statements to 10 pages or fewer.
Response Deadline: 07/17/2026

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