FMO26282 Taunton Readiness Center Fence Installation (MA National Guard)

The contract pertains to the installation of security fences and gates at the Taunton Readiness Center in Massachusetts, under the oversight of the Massachusetts Military Division, specifically the MAARNG Construction Facilities Management Office. The solicitation, identified by number BD-26-1069-MILDV-10000-130444, was posted on June 10, 2026, with responses due by July 8, 2026, and targets compliance with Unified Facility Criteria such as UFC 1-200-01, UFC 4-022-03, and UFC 3-530-01 to ensure perimeter security meets Department of Defense standards. Work includes the design, material selection, and installation of tamper-resistant fencing systems integrated with access control points, lighting, and surveillance, with all installations required to align with standardized designs in Appendix C. The place of performance is clearly defined as the Taunton Readiness Center in zip code 01731, Massachusetts, and all work must be completed on-site with acceptance conducted by government representatives upon project completion. Contract administration is managed by the Awarding Authority Accounts Payable department with payments processed electronically, though no specific invoicing platform or remittance details are provided. The contracting officer, Nicholas Haddad, serves as the primary point of contact, and Jimmy Pereira is designated for site visit coordination, though formal COR or COTR designations are unspecified. The solicitation does not include standard FAR clauses or a formal list of attachments, and no pricing data, CLINs, or contract value estimates are available, indicating the document is a request for bids rather than a finalized contract. Bid submissions must be submitted electronically via COMMBUYS by the stated deadline and must include certifications on non-collusion, debarment status, employment eligibility, and OSHA safety training for all personnel, with OSHA documentation required to accompany the first certified payroll. While no FOB terms or packaging specifications are outlined, the work is governed by protective coating standards such as ASTM F1145 and MIL-P-26915A for steel components, and security requirements are guided by AR 190-11, ATP 3-39.32, and UFC 4-010-01, ensuring alignment with physical security and force protection policies. Funding is anticipated through DoD mechanisms such as PPBES and