Master Breacher Course Support

This contract, solicited under number W9124M26RA002 and issued by the Department of the Army at Fort Stewart, Georgia, entails firm fixed-price support services for the Regimental Master Breacher Course (RMBC) at Fort Benning, Georgia. The scope requires the contractor to provide all materials, labor, and services necessary to construct, maintain, and support demolition and breaching training targets and aids for a minimum of three courses annually, with specific scheduled dates in 2026 and potential additional course offerings on option. The contract covers the procurement and assembly of steel sheets, concrete masonry units, chain-link fencing, oxygen bottles, and other specialized materials, as well as construction services such as erecting walls, doors, and barricades that comply with defined technical and safety standards. Quality control is paramount, with deliverables needing substantial completion well in advance of training start dates and subject to rigorous inspection and acceptance criteria conducted onsite by government representatives. The solicitation is a total small business set-aside under NAICS code 238910, requiring proposals to be submitted electronically by December 18, 2025. Proposals must include essential identifiers such as the offeror’s name, contact info, and Unique Entity Identifier (UEI). Contractor personnel are expected to comply with security and privacy requirements, including preference for Secret-level clearances, signature of nondisclosure agreements, and completion of mandatory training certifications. The contract mandates wearing identification badges and adherence to safety protocols per EM 385-1-1 standards, including accident prevention planning, use of PPE, and adherence to environmental compliance directives. Contract management responsibilities include designated key personnel with defined qualifications, submission of a Quality Control Plan within 10 days of award, and maintaining rigorous coordination with Contracting Officer Representatives. Performance is measured by detailed quality standards, ensuring structural integrity, proper installation according to US building codes, and meeting a 90 percent compliance threshold with minimal allowable discrepancies per course. Delivery and performance occur at specified range locations within Fort Benning, with all targets subject to government inspection prior to acceptance. The contract emphasizes non-personal services, requiring the contractor to operate independently while coordinating with government personnel for site access and operational oversight.