DESIGN BID-BUILD, P-1419: CONVENTIONAL PROMPT STRIKE WEAPON TEST FACILITY, NAVAL WEAPONS STATION, YORKTOWN, VIRGINIA

The U.S. Navy, through Naval Facilities Engineering System Command Mid-Atlantic, is conducting a market survey for the design and construction of a 20,100 square foot Conventional Prompt Strike Weapon Test Facility at Naval Weapons Station Yorktown, Virginia, under solicitation number N4008525R0048. This effort, identified as a design-bid-build project with an estimated cost range of $25 million to $100 million, is not a formal solicitation but a request for information to assess labor availability, contractor capabilities, and the potential impact of implementing a Project Labor Agreement (PLA) as mandated by Executive Order 14063. The facility will include reinforced concrete and steel frame construction with insulated precast panels, mechanical systems such as chilled water and compressed air, electrical infrastructure, cybersecurity protections compliant with DoD standards, antiterrorism features per Unified Facilities Criteria, and will require demolition of eight existing hazardous structures and unexploded ordnance mitigation. The anticipated performance period is approximately 1,000 calendar days, and the place of performance is Yorktown, Virginia, ZIP code 23691. The market survey specifically seeks input on the feasibility of requiring a PLA for the project, referencing FAR clauses 52.222-33 and 52.222-34 as prospective contract terms, and includes a PLA Questionnaire to be completed and returned via email to Ashlee Beggs by 2:00 p.m. local time on May 20, 2026. The questionnaire asks respondents about union vs. non-union contractor participation, labor availability, and potential impacts on cost and schedule. No formal evaluation factors, pricing details, line items, packaging requirements, or contracting officer details are included, as this is strictly a pre-solicitation market research tool. The agency code is N40085, the NAICS code is 236220 for building construction, and while the Davis-Bacon Act wage requirements and DoD cybersecurity standards are implied, no specific inspection procedures, delivery terms, invoicing instructions, or subcontracting plans are defined at this stage. All response data will inform future procurement decisions but will not result in a contract award under this notice.