Demolition and Site Civil Restoration of Building 510

The 101 ARW/MSC is conducting market research via a Sources Sought Synopsis and Request for Information (RFI) for the demolition and site civil restoration of Building 510 at the Bangor Air National Guard Base in Bangor, Maine. The project involves the complete deconstruction of a 34,551 square foot single-story industrial and commercial structure, including the extraction of an acid neutralizing system and a sub-slab oil interceptor system. Site restoration requirements include finish grading, the installation of organic loam and turf grass, and bituminous asphalt pavement consisting of a 4-inch binder course and a 2-inch wear course per MaineDOT specifications. Due to the proximity to active runways, crane and excavator operations must coordinate with FAA Part 77 and FAA Form 7460-1. The contemplated period of performance is 150 calendar days, divided into a 60-day phase for submittals and coordination and a 90-day phase for physical work, with a planned winter suspension from November 15 to April 15. The government is seeking industry feedback on the acquisition strategy, specifically whether to utilize FAR Part 36 or FAR Part 12/37, and is soliciting input on various CLIN structuring models. Interested respondents must provide their socioeconomic status under NAICS codes 238910, 236220, or 562910, along with bonding capacity and relevant experience from the past five years. Responses must be submitted in PDF or Word format to the designated contracting office by November 27, 2026.