Construction of UEPH Barracks at Fort Campbell KY

The solicitation W912QR26RA016, titled “Construction of UEPH Barracks at Fort Campbell KY,” was formally cancelled at the government’s discretion, terminating all further considerations or awards under this requirement. Originally solicited for the full lifecycle construction of unaccompanied enlisted personnel housing, the project required performance at Fort Campbell, Kentucky, with a proposed period of performance of 900 calendar days following notice to proceed, and a 10-day start window after issuance. The work encompassed primary barracks facilities, site work, CLP construction and demolition, and utilities infrastructure including water and sewer systems, with optional line items for drilled shafts and proof test holes contingent on exercise within 365 days of administrative notice to proceed. The NAICS code 236220 applied, and no set-aside provisions were designated. All proposals were to be submitted electronically via the PIEE Solicitation Module, adhering to strict formatting, file naming conventions, and volume structure, with no paper submissions permitted. The technical scope demanded compliance with rigorous construction standards including ASTM, ACI, AASHTO, and ASME codes, alongside a mandatory Contractor Quality Control Plan and extensive submittal documentation including shop drawings, product data, and as-built drawings. Evaluation priorities emphasized past performance, management approach, and small business participation, assessed through a best-value trade-off process, not lowest price technically acceptable. Special requirements included on-site full-time key personnel—Site Safety and Health Officer, CQC System Manager, and Superintendent—with stringent experience and independence mandates. Security protocols required NCIC-III and TSDB vetting, JKO training, and adherence to base access rules. Compliance with USACE EM 385-1-1, hazardous material protocols, insurance submission deadlines, and whistleblower and antiterrorism regulations were non-negotiable. The contract included numerous FAR clauses under deviations, including site conditions, changes, liquidated damages, warranty, and termination provisions, with electronic invoicing through the Resident Management System. All proposals required UEI and CAGE codes, size status representations, and socioeconomic certifications. Despite the detailed structure and significant scope, all activity under this solicitation ceased upon its cancellation.