Diagnostic of Battery System and Electrical Infrastructure

The Mission and Installation Contracting Command at Fort Bliss, Texas is seeking qualified small businesses to perform a diagnostic evaluation of the existing DC battery system and electrical infrastructure in Building 30430, part of the Fort Bliss Network Enterprise Center. This requirement is a total small business set-aside under NAICS code 238210 with a size standard of $19 million in annual revenue, and the contract is anticipated to be awarded as a firm-fixed-price agreement. The diagnostic evaluation must be completed within five business days of contract award, and the ultimate goal is to replace the aging 144 Deka Unigy II battery system installed in 2012, along with repairing associated electrical infrastructure such as UPS units, power systems, and wiring, while ensuring full compliance with Unified Facilities Criteria, National Electrical Code, MIL-HDBK-419A, ANSI/TIA-606-B, ADA/ABA accessibility standards, and other federal and installation-specific regulations. All work must be conducted onsite at Fort Bliss, and the contractor must provide dedicated key personnel including a Superintendent, Site Safety and Health Officer, and Quality Control Representative, with strict prohibitions against dual-hatting between SSHO and Superintendent roles. Offerors must submit a capability statement limited to ten pages and include detailed documentation such as a site investigation report, work plan, operation and maintenance manuals, as-built AutoCAD files, waste management plan, environmental protection plan, quality control plan, accident prevention plan, and audio-video training materials on DVD. The solicitation requires full disclosure of small business status and socioeconomic certifications, including SDB, WOSB, HUBZone, and SDVOSB, and mandates that the prime contractor perform at least 50% of the work by cost, including during anyoption periods. Proposals must be submitted via email by 9:00 AM MST on July 28, 2026, to designated Army email addresses, and no telephone inquiries or feedback will be provided. The Government will conduct evaluations based on past performance, technical expertise, ability to manage subcontractors, compliance with facility clearance requirements, and overall business status, with no stated weighting or evaluation ranking. All hazardous waste disposal must be conducted in accordance with federal and local requirements, and the contractor is responsible for securing installation access through background checks and PIV compliance. Invoicing will follow Section 01 30 00 guidelines, require COR approval, and likely be processed through WAWF,