Fencing & Concrete Pad for SASMO VSAT Compound

This procurement involves the design and installation of a 100-foot by 100-foot by five-inch concrete slab with welded wire fabric reinforcement at the rear of Building 4190 at the Camp Blanding Joint Training Center in Starke, Florida, for the Department of Military Affairs’ Sustainment Automation Support Management Office. The project includes a six-foot-wide reinforced sidewalk, seventy-five satellite equipment tie-down points with embedded anchor inserts, and a perimeter fence with a single gate, all constructed in compliance with CBJTC fencing standards. The fence must be six feet high, constructed of galvanized or black-vinyl-coated nine-gauge chain-link fabric and topped with a 45-degree, three-strand, four-point barbed wire anti-climber. Security fencing on the installation is not provided by the government; the contractor is responsible for securing the site and materials during construction using temporary eight-foot-tall, plumb, and hazard-free fencing if needed. The work is a firm fixed-price contract with an estimated value of $80,000 and is not subject to any set-aside provisions. Proposals must be submitted in sealed physical packages by 4:00 PM EST on July 29, 2026, to the DMA office in Starke, with no electronic submissions permitted, though bidders must monitor the vendor portal for updates or clarifications. All contractors must comply with extensive special requirements including verification of employment eligibility for all personnel and subcontractors via E-Verify, submission of drug-free workplace certification, and adherence to Florida’s Scrutinized Companies List prohibition. Contractors must provide certificates of general liability and property damage insurance totaling $300,000 and $100,000 per occurrence, respectively, issued by Florida-licensed carriers, and submit them within ten days of award. All personnel must be added to an approved access control roster with driver’s licenses, vehicle registrations, and proof of insurance submitted to the Provost Marshal prior to site entry. Performance is contingent on compliance with Florida’s public records laws, cooperation with the Inspector General, and adherence to the state’s preferred pricing provisions. The slab must meet a 3,000 psi concrete strength requirement and be broom-finished, with the entire scope of work subject to inspection and acceptance by the Department of Military Affairs within five business days of completion. Failure to meet specifications will result in the contractor bearing all costs to correct defects. The Contracting Officer’s Representative