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Out of Scope Sole Source Modification - HARB Aircraft Sunshade Column Repair

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The government is issuing an out-of-scope, sole-source modification to contract FA64824C0006 with South Dade Air Conditioning, a Service-Disabled Veteran-Owned Small Business, to perform urgent structural repairs on Sunshade Alpha at Facility 4193, Row A, following a vehicle impact that severely damaged load-bearing beams. The modification is necessary to prevent immediate structural collapse, eliminate an active safety hazard, and safeguard mission-critical military aircraft. Due to the incumbent contractor’s existing presence on-site, full mobilization, and possession of specialized structural design calculations specific to these canopies, sole-source award is the only feasible option to ensure rapid and safe remediation. The estimated value of the modification is $180,000, and it is being executed under the Service-Disabled Veteran-Owned Small Business (SDVOSB) sole source authority as defined in FAR 19.14. The modification, titled Out of Scope Sole Source Modification - HARB Aircraft Sunshade Column Repair, is solicited under number FA664824C0006P00007, with a response deadline of August 20, 2026. The work will be performed at Homestead Air Reserve Base in Florida, and primary point of contact is Sandy Guite, with Nika Salemi available as secondary.

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Sole-source SDVOSB modification for urgent structural repairs to Sunshade Alpha at Homestead AFB, valued at $180,000.

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Department Of Defense → FA6648 482 Lss LgcView Agency

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332311 - Prefabricated Metal Building and Component ManufacturingView NAICS

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FL, 33039, USA

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SDVOSBC

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AgencyDepartment Of Defense → FA6648 482 Lss Lgc
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OfficeHOMESTEAD AFB, FL, 33039-1299, USA
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Office AddressHOMESTEAD AFB, FL, 33039-1299, USA

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The government intends to issue an out-of-scope, sole-source modification to the existing firm-fixed-price design-build
contract, FA64824C0006, awarded to South Dade Air Conditioning (SDAC). SDAC is a Service Disabled Veteran Owned Small
Business, UEI: ZJMTAL6MZLU4/CAGE: 0Y085, Address: 14510 SW 284th St, Homestead, FL 33033


This modification will add emergency structural repairs to Sunshade Alpha (Facility 4193, Row A) following a vehicle/
equipment strike that severely compromised the beams structural integrity. Because the incumbent contractor is currently
active on-site executing the parent contract, is fully mobilized, and possesses the specialized structural design calculations
for these specific canopies, awarding this modification on a sole-source basis is the only viable method to prevent
immediate structural collapse, eliminate an active safety hazard, and protect mission-critical military aircraft.


Estimated Value of Modification: $180K

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