CSS#89923 - Clear and Repair Fence Line- Marion, VA

The U.S. Army Contracting Command – New Jersey has issued a Request for Information (RFI) under solicitation number W15QKN-26-Q-A104 for fence repair services at the MG. Guy B. Denit USARC facility in Marion, Virginia, identified by project code CSS#89923. This RFI is strictly for information gathering and planning purposes and does not constitute a commitment to award a contract, nor is it a Request for Quote; respondents are not compensated for their submissions, and failure to respond will not affect future participation. The work encompasses clearing vegetation, removing and replacing damaged fencing, and ensuring full compliance with environmental, safety, and security regulations. Activities are limited to weekdays between 0730 and 1600, with mandatory coordination with utility providers and environmental officers prior to any excavation or handling of hazardous materials. The project has a performance period of 120 calendar days, beginning upon receipt of the Notice to Proceed, with all work required to be completed at the designated site located at 444 Lee Highway, Marion, VA 24354. Contractors must submit a comprehensive proposal package including draft and final as-built drawings in PDF and CAD formats, a detailed cost proposal spreadsheet in MS Excel, technical submittals such as certificates of compliance and laboratory test reports, and supporting documentation like certificates of insurance and superintendent appointment letters. All electronic submissions must be delivered on optical media alongside four half-size paper copies, and full-size copies are acceptable if readability is an issue. The procurement is governed by NAICS code 236220 for commercial construction and is subject to compliance with federal, state, and local regulations including RCRA, the Migratory Bird Treaty Act, and hazardous waste handling standards under 40 CFR. Contractors must adhere to strict security protocols, including mandatory AT Level I and OPSEC training, PIV/CAC access requirements, and iWATCH awareness training. Personnel must be vetted through NCIC-III and TSDB systems, and contractors must not sign hazardous waste manifests or dispose of such materials on government property. All materials must be new, unused, and stored in original manufacturer packaging with protection from moisture and dust. Final deliverables, including waste disposal records and quality assurance documentation, must be submitted within 30 days of project completion. The contracting office is located at Picatinny Arsenal, New Jersey, with primary point of contact Ronald M. Stinson, and key government representatives include the