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Professional Installation of RFID Locks

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The contract entails the on-site installation of 115 RFID locks at a U.S. Navy facility in Rota, Spain, with a zip code of 11520. The scope of work includes mounting the locks, precise alignment, integration testing, and full operational verification with the Enterprise Hospitality Application System to ensure seamless functionality within the facility’s security infrastructure. All installation activities must comply with military standards and be completed at the specified location, with no deviations allowed in scope or methodology. The work is classified as a subcontract under NAICS code 238220, which corresponds to plumbing, heating, and air-conditioning contractors, reflecting the specialized technical nature of the integration required. The contract was posted on July 7, 2026, and is managed by the Department of Defense through Navfacsyscom Europe Africa Central, indicating strict oversight and compliance expectations. The installation must be performed by qualified personnel capable of interfacing with sensitive command systems and ensuring uninterrupted operational readiness.

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Install 115 RFID locks at U.S. Navy facility in Rota, Spain, meeting military standards and integrating with Enterprise Hospitality System.

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Department Of Defense → Navfacsyscom Europe Africa CentralView Agency

NAICS

238220 - Plumbing, Heating, and Air-Conditioning ContractorsView NAICS

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Rota, ES-CA, 11520, ESP

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AgencyDepartment Of Defense → Navfacsyscom Europe Africa Central

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On-site installation of 115 RFID locks, including mounting, alignment, integration testing, and operational verification with the Enterprise Hospitality Application System at a U.S. Navy facility.

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Firmware and Cybersecurity Compliance SupportThe contract focuses on providing technical support to ensure RFID lock firmware adheres to KABA ATO requirements and integrates securely with the Enterprise Hospitality Application System, all while meeting Department of Defense cybersecurity standards. This work is critical to maintaining secure access control in DoD-managed hospitality facilities, particularly at the Rota location, where the performance will be conducted. The effort involves validating firmware compliance, performing security assessments, and ensuring seamless and encrypted communication between the RFID locks and the enterprise system to prevent vulnerabilities and unauthorized access. As a subcontract under NAICS code 541512, this engagement is part of broader cyber resilience initiatives managed by the Naval Facilities Engineering Systems Command Europe, Africa, Central. The work demands expertise in embedded systems, cybersecurity protocols, and military-grade compliance frameworks, with deliverables tied to secure interoperability and audit readiness. All activities must align with DoD cyber requirements to safeguard sensitive environments and support mission-critical hospitality operations under strict operational security guidelines.

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RFID Lock Supply and Hardware Kit ProvisionThe contract entails the supply of 115 Dormakaba 790 RFID locks along with complete hardware kits tailored for beveled doors, to be installed at a U.S. Navy facility in Rota, Spain. The hardware kits are designed to ensure full compatibility with the door configurations present at the site, requiring precise engineering and preparation to support seamless integration and long-term operational reliability. This procurement supports enhanced physical security at the facility through advanced access control technology, replacing or upgrading existing locking systems with a modern, secure, and scalable RFID-based solution. The contract is classified as a subcontract under NAICS code 334310, which corresponds to the manufacturing of other security and safes equipment, and is administered by Navfacsyscom Europe Africa Central under the Department of Defense. The performance location is clearly identified as Rota, Spain, with a postal code of 11520, indicating the geographic scope of deployment. The solicitation was posted on July 7, 2026, and while the specific solicitation number is not provided, the contract is accessible via a public SAM.gov link for further details. The absence of a set-aside designation suggests this opportunity is open to all qualified vendors without demographic or size-based restrictions.

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N33191-26-R-0023 Design-Build Counter Narcotics Law Enforcement National Drug Law Enforcement Agency, Tincan Port Strategic Command, Lagos, NigeriaThe contract solicitation N33191-26-R-0023 is for the design-build construction of a Counter Narcotics Law Enforcement Strategic Command facility at Tincan Port in Lagos, Nigeria, under the oversight of the Department of Defense through Navfacsyscom Europe Africa Central. The scope requires the contractor to provide all labor, supervision, materials, equipment, and safety measures to design and construct key facilities including administrative offices, a detention cell, an armory room, and washrooms, all in accordance with the Performance Technical Statement. The estimated contract value ranges between $250,000 and $500,000, with NAICS code 236220 indicating construction of commercial buildings. This is a pre-solicitation notice, with the official solicitation scheduled for release on or after June 15, 2026, and proposal submissions due by June 11, 2026, via electronic submission through the PIEE solicitation module. The place of performance is Lagos, Nigeria, and no set-aside is designated for this procurement. Offerors must maintain active registration in the System for Award Management (SAM) with a valid Unique Entity Identifier (UEI) and possess an updated CAGE or NCAGE code, both of which must be clearly indicated on proposals. Participation in the Joint Contingency Contracting System (JCCS) is mandatory for all offerors operating within the AFRICOM Area of Responsibility, and an "Acceptable" risk rating in JCCS is required not only for proposal eligibility under FAR 9.104-1(g) but must be sustained throughout contract performance and warranty periods; failure to maintain this status may result in contract termination for default. Subcontractors performing work valued above $35,000 must also be vetted and maintain an "Acceptable" JCCS rating. Joint ventures must submit a notarized agreement in its original language with a certified English translation, detailing each member’s responsibilities, corporate signatories, solicitation number, and a commitment to maintaining unchanged structure for one year after final government acceptance. The JV agreement must include a sworn statement of legal compliance, specify joint and several liability among members, and list the JV’s own CAGE/NCAGE and UEI. Offerors are fully responsible for obtaining local licensing, permits for construction, demolition, stormwater discharge, hauling, temporary utilities, road improvements, and communications, while also

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