Multi-Site Indirect Fire (IDF) Concrete Bunker Construction & Installation

The Department of Defense, via the United States Army Central and Area Support Group Jordan, is seeking a contractor to deliver, assemble, backfill, and commission seventeen standardized precast reinforced concrete Indirect Fire (IDF) bunkers across five distinct sites. The project is distributed across three countries: ten bunkers in the State of Israel, five in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, and two in the Republic of Lebanon. The anticipated contract is a Firm-Fixed-Price or agreement that requires the contractor to provide all engineering, licensed technical oversight, labor, materials, and heavy equipment, including the connection of facilities to base electrical, water, and sewer systems. The period of performance is strictly 45 calendar days per country/site task order, with the first 15 days dedicated to site surveys, security vetting, and design submittals (60%, 90%, and 100%), followed by 30 days for construction and final inspection. All work must comply with the International Building Code and specific USG quality standards, ensuring facilities remain durable with minimal maintenance for 10 years. Contractors must adhere to rigorous security protocols, including NCIC-III and TSDB background checks, and follow strict environmental guidelines prohibiting materials such as asbestos and lead. Interested firms must submit an 8-page capabilities package by November 25, 2026, detailing their technical sourcing, past performance in CENTCOM locations, and mobilization feasibility.