Hangar Door Assessment at Travis AFB-Amendment 3

The solicitation for the Hangar Door Assessment at Travis AFB, identified by solicitation number FA442726Q1069, is a Total Small Business Set-Aside under FAR 19.5, with a NAICS code of 236220 for construction of commercial and institutional buildings, and is issued by the Department of Defense’s 60th Contracting Squadron based at Travis AFB, California. The work involves assessing the condition of hangar doors at facilities H808, H809, and H810, requiring full labor, equipment, tools, materials, and supervision to identify and document all discrepancies and deficiencies, with deliverables including a detailed list of findings and one hard copy and one digital copy of installed and maintenance guidelines to be provided to the 60th CES. The contract is governed by a comprehensive set of FAR clauses including those related to System for Award Management registration and maintenance, payment by electronic funds transfer, service contract labor standards, security prohibitions, subcontracting for commercial services, and fidelity of representation regarding former DoD officials and Iranian transactions, along with specific security and compliance requirements mandated for access to Travis Air Force Base, a closed installation requiring identity vetting through NCIC and CLETS, Level I Antiterrorism Awareness training, and adherence to force protection conditions. The response deadline has been extended via successive amendments to June 11, 2026, at 12:00 PM PDT, with submissions required electronically to both the primary and secondary points of contact. Offerors must be registered in SAM.gov with an active UEI and CAGE code, and must submit a Contractor Responsibility Verification form demonstrating past performance, organizational capability, financial stability, and production capacity, or a capability statement if new to the market. Technical Capability is a mandatory pass/fail gate evaluated solely on whether the offeror’s statement provides sufficient evidence to fulfill the Statement of Work, while price is evaluated for fairness and reasonableness as the determining factor for award under a best-value framework. The government may select a higher-priced offer if it provides additional benefit beyond the lowest technically acceptable proposal. All work is subject to Federal, State, and Local codes including NEC, NSPC, OSC, NFPA, UFC, and ASHRAE standards, and is warranted for one year post-government acceptance. Security requirements include on-site inspection by Travis Fire Prevention personnel, mandatory reporting of security threats, confined space permitting, off-base disposal