LTUY252022 Repair B37 MTS by Removal

The project involves repairing Building 37 at Jefferson Barracks Air National Guard Station to restore proper functionality of its electrical system during power outages by removing and bypassing a nonfunctional outdoor automatic transfer switch that currently prevents the building from reconnecting to commercial power after an outage. The work requires rerouting wires from the transformer directly to the interior switchgear, replacing the three-phase service with approximately 16 conductors of 500 MCM size and 32 lugs—subject to field verification—along with removing interlocks between inside and outside main switches. All work must be scheduled through the Civil Engineering Office and building occupants, with strict adherence to established work hours of 7:00 AM to 4:00 PM Monday through Friday and obtaining permits for hot work with 24-hour notice. A one-line diagram of the updated backup power system and a one-year warranty on materials and workmanship are required deliverables. The building is listed on the National Historic Register, mandating compliance with National Park Service Preservation Briefs and protection of the structure’s exterior. Access is restricted, requiring government escort at all times, adherence to installation security policies, submission of background check information, and compliance with DoD PIV requirements; all personnel must carry valid photo ID and are subject to random searches. This is a Simplified Acquisition under FAR 12.201-1, using a Firm Fixed Price structure with a 60-calendar-day performance period from the Notice to Proceed, and the solicitation is a total small business set-aside under NAICS code 238210. Quotations must be submitted via email by May 27, 2026, at 10:00 AM local time and include a signed SF 1449 and a one-page capability statement demonstrating relevant experience. Evaluation is based on technical risk—assessed through experience, qualifications, and past performance—and price, with awards determined as most advantageous to the government without priced tradeoffs. Payment will be processed electronically through Wide Area WorkFlow using the “Construction and Facilities Invoice” form, and contractors must comply with DFARS cybersecurity and safeguarding requirements including NIST SP 800-171 and cyber incident reporting. A payment bond is required if the award exceeds $35,000, and insurance certification must be provided before work begins. All work must conform to Air National Guard Engineering Technical Letters, Air Force Regulations, OSHA, AFOSH, and