NMCP Bldg. 002 Restroom and Staff Locker Room Renovations

The Navy's Naval Facilities Engineering Systems Command Mid-Atlantic is conducting a market research effort to identify small business firms capable of performing a design-build project at the Naval Medical Center Portsmouth in Virginia. The project involves restoring and renovating the building 002's common restrooms and staff locker rooms, with an estimated construction value between $25 million and $100 million. The scope includes comprehensive design and construction services to replace finishes, fixtures, and systems in fully operational hospital restrooms and locker rooms, ensuring compliance with current building codes, safety standards, and healthcare accreditation requirements. The work emphasizes experience with large-scale hospital renovations, particularly those involving plumbing, tile work, lighting, and multi-phase construction within occupied healthcare environments. Interested small businesses are encouraged to submit capabilities packages demonstrating relevant experience, including details of up to five recent projects that match the size, scope, and complexity of this effort. The projects should showcase expertise in hospital restroom and locker room renovations, especially those involving complex plumbing, tile work, and simultaneous multi-phase work in active hospital settings. The response deadline is July 11, 2025, and submissions should include completed forms and project descriptions to establish the firm's ability to meet the project's requirements. The government will evaluate responses to determine if a set-aside procurement is appropriate, with the goal of supporting small, disadvantaged, women-owned, veteran-owned, HUBZone, and 8(a) certified firms. No contract will be awarded based solely on this notice, which serves solely as market research to inform future solicitation planning.