Minor Construction, Rehabilitation, and Repair of Facilities

The contract entails minor construction, repair, and rehabilitation of U.S. Government-supported facilities located overseas, with an emphasis on using locally sourced materials and labor while strictly adhering to U.S. safety and quality standards. The work is intended to maintain or improve the functionality and safety of facilities that support U.S. Government operations abroad, ensuring compliance with federal regulations even when executed in foreign environments. All activities must align with the North American Industry Classification System code 238990, which covers other specialty trade contractors, indicating a focus on specialized, non-residential construction tasks. The solicitation is structured as a subcontract and is open for responses until October 15, 2026, with a posted date of July 24, 2026. Performance is expected to be centered on Washington D.C. as the place of performance, despite the overseas nature of the work, suggesting that management, coordination, or oversight functions will be conducted from this location. The contracting organization is the Department of Justice through its JMD-Procurement Services Staff, which implies the facilities in question likely serve justice or law enforcement missions overseas. There is no set-aside designation specified, so all eligible entities may compete, with no preference given based on size or status.