Mosul Youth Detention Center

The Mosul Youth Detention Center project in Mosul, Iraq, is a design-build, firm fixed price contract issued by the Department of Defense through the USACE Transatlantic Afghanistan North district. The scope of work involves the demolition and new construction of guard barracks, the replacement of north and east perimeter walls, the addition of guard towers, the creation of a new enclosure for the center yard, and a generator replacement. The contractor is responsible for all design aspects and must ensure that any procured video equipment, such as IP cameras and NVRs, complies with NDAA Section 889 regulations. The estimated cost for the project is between 1,000,000 and 5,000,000 dollars, with a performance period of 180 calendar days following the notice to proceed. Financial requirements include performance and payment bonds, which were modified to 15 percent of the original contract price. For contracts performed outside the United States, the government accepts Bank Letters of Guarantee and requires a Bank Letter of Assurance during the proposal phase. Selection is based on a comprehensive review of qualifications, including detailed past performance evaluations and experience overview sheets.