Relocation of MIFC-LANT, PSN: 25788783

The United States Coast Guard is preparing to undertake a comprehensive renovation of an existing building in Virginia Beach, Virginia, to create a secure, fully functional office facility for approximately 100 staff members. This design-build project involves the full abatement of hazardous materials including lead, asbestos, and mold, followed by the demolition of existing interior partitions and the construction of a new layout that incorporates both classified and unclassified workspaces. A critical component is the installation of a Sensitive Compartmented Information Facility compliant with ICD705 and other federal security standards. The building envelope will be repaired and upgraded with new windows, while all mechanical, electrical, and plumbing systems will be completely replaced to meet current codes and support the redesigned interior. Structural repairs will be conducted as necessary to ensure safety and compliance. Specialized areas such as command offices and virtual teleconference rooms will be built out, and the facility will be modified to meet ADA requirements, potentially including a two-story elevator. The project also mandates that the facility achieve energy performance exceeding 30 percent better than ASHRAE Standard 90.1-2022, in alignment with federal energy efficiency requirements for government buildings. All work must be completed to federal building code standards, ensuring not only operational readiness but long-term sustainability and security. The project is being managed under NAICS code 236220 for commercial and institutional building construction, with no set-aside for small businesses, and contact information is available through the designated point of contact and small business specialist at the U.S. Coast Guard. This initiative represents a major infrastructure modernization effort to support the relocation and operational needs of the MIFC-LANT.