High Temp Hot Water Distribution System and Heat Plant Suite of Repairs to the US Air Force Academy COLORADO

The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers is conducting market research via a Sources Sought Notice for a suite of repairs to the High-Temperature Hot Water (HTHW) Distribution System and Heat Plant at the United States Air Force Academy in Colorado Springs, Colorado. The project scope includes the safe abatement and replacement of asbestos-containing insulation on HTHW piping within Cadet Area Utility Tunnels, structural repairs to corroded pipe supports, and a complete overhaul of failing tunnel subdrainage and pump discharge networks. The government is evaluating a Multiple Award Design-Build model utilizing Other Transaction Agreements, with an anticipated performance period of three to five years and funding through annual Organizational and Maintenance (O&M) accounts. The government is seeking firms with proven experience in managing complex, phased mechanical construction within operational facilities and licensed expertise in high-temperature, confined-space asbestos abatement. Interested parties must demonstrate a bonding capacity of up to 45 million dollars for a single project and 95 million dollars in aggregate. Responses must be submitted as a capability narrative not exceeding five pages, including company profiles, entity identifiers, bonding thresholds, and representative project examples, by December 14, 2026. This notice is for market intelligence purposes and does not constitute a formal request for proposal or invitation for bids.