NASOC San Angelo MU2 Hangar Renovation

The U.S. Customs and Border Protection’s Office of Facilities and Asset Management is undertaking a design-build renovation of the NASOC San Angelo MU-2 Hangar to support Air and Marine Operations by providing secure, functional space for aircraft storage and maintenance. The project covers approximately 11,000 square feet and requires strict adherence to technical standards outlined in Compliance Documents 9.01 through 9.28, ensuring the work meets operational, safety, and regulatory requirements. The contractor must align the design and construction with the existing hangar’s architectural character, paying close attention to material selection, color palette, structural expression, building form, and glazing to maintain visual continuity and functional integrity. The acquisition is set aside for small businesses under NAICS code 236220, reflecting a commitment to small business participation. The project is managed through CBP’s Office of Facilities and Asset Management, with primary point of contact Michael Haskins and alternate Denise Avery-Craft available for inquiries, alongside David Harrod as the Small Business Specialist. Performance will occur at the San Angelo location, though the listed state for the place of performance incorrectly identifies the District of Columbia; the actual site is in Texas. The solicitation is currently in forecast status, indicating it is in early planning phases with potential for future release and competitive bidding under the small business set-aside program.