Painting and Flooring Bldgs S960, S962, 1069, etc.

This contract, solicitation N40085-26-R-9026, is a Total Small Business Set-Aside under FAR 19.5 for painting and flooring work across multiple buildings at Camp Lejeune, North Carolina, including S960, S962, 1069, FC280, FC375, 60, 1039, FC330, TT19, A71, HP5, and 111. The work encompasses full surface preparation, repaints matching existing colors unless otherwise specified, removal and reinstallation of electrical covers, painting over stencils, and installation of LVT/resilient flooring and carpeting per detailed specifications, with all materials required to conform to ASTM standards such as F1482 and D4078. The project has a 300-day performance period and requires strict adherence to construction schedules using the Critical Path Method, with mandatory submission of a construction plan and equipment procurement schedule within specified timeframes after award. All paint must be provided in sealed 5-gallon containers with full labeling including specification numbers, batch, color, manufacturer details, and handling instructions, and must be stored under controlled conditions between 40 and 95 degrees Fahrenheit with proper ventilation. Lead paint removal is limited to preparation for new paint only, with no full abatement scope intended. Contractors must submit proposals via email to two designated points of contact by the deadline of May 29, 2026, and are restricted to those listed on the General Requirements cover page. Proposals exceeding $35,000 require a payment bond, and those over $150,000 require bid, payment, and performance bonds. Invoicing must occur through Wide-Area Workflow using NAVFAC forms, including certified payrolls, safety checklists, monthly work-hour reports, and updated submittal and testing logs. Quality control is rigorously enforced, requiring a submitted QC plan within 15 days of award that details definable work features, personnel roles for testing phases, and inspection procedures. Daily combined production and QC reports must be delivered by 10 a.m. the following day, and all test results must be certified by accredited labs with clear “CONFORMS” or “DOES NOT CONFORM” markings. The Buy American Act applies to construction materials, and contractors must comply with all environmental regulations, including prior