LGA Visual Monitoring Security Upgrades

This contract, identified as W912EF26QA055 and titled LGA Visual Monitoring Security Upgrades, is a Total Small Business Set-Aside under FAR 19.5, issued by the US Army Engineer District Walla Walla under NAICS Code 237990, with performance required at a location associated with ZIP code 99143. The work involves comprehensive security enhancements including the installation of new palisade-style steel high-security fencing and chain link fencing with pedestrian and motor-operated cantilevered gates, demolition of existing selective fencing, installation of miscellaneous bollards and concrete footings, and related earthwork such as concrete saw cutting for underground electrical trenches and replacement of damaged sidewalks. The contractor must also install rigid metallic and underground Schedule 40 PVC conduit, repair asphalt surfaces, and remove and replace the existing vehicular swing gate with a motorized alternative. All work must align precisely with contract drawings and technical specifications, including adherence to USACE EM 385-1-1 safety standards, federal, state, and local regulations, and the most stringent requirements where conflicts arise. The contractor is required to employ at least one Level 1 Site Safety and Health Officer on-site at all times and submit an Accident Prevention Plan and Activity Hazard Analysis for each activity, with AHAs due at least 30 days prior to work commencement. An Emergency Action Plan based on EM 385-1-1 and OSHA standards must also be developed. Installer qualifications mandate that providers of palisade-style fencing be manufacturer-authorized and have completed at least one similar installation within the past five years. Quality control standards require fencing to be true to line and grade, posts vertical and firmly set, and all fittings tight; surfaces must be cleaned of contaminants and protective materials removed immediately prior to acceptance, with any damage repaired. Monthly billing submissions must include Contractor and subcontractor hours logged in the Resident Management System (RMS), and failure to submit the required Exposure Hours report may result in a 10 percent payment retention. Materials must be delivered undamaged, stored off the ground to prevent oxidation, and protected throughout handling and construction. Submittals include signed certificates verifying material compliance and specification adherence, and all work must comply with applicable NFPA standards where electrical hazards are present. The solicitation closed on June 9, 2026, with mandatory acknowledgment of Amendment 0001 required prior to submission to avoid offer rejection.