Repair Bld Moisture Barrier Proj 463-21-101

This is a presolicitation notice for a construction project at the Anchorage VA Medical Center to repair the moisture barrier and envelope components of Building 100, aimed at preventing moisture intrusion into wall cavities and correcting associated surface damage. The project, identified as 463-21-101 and solicited under number 36C26026R0061, is restricted exclusively to HUBZone small business concerns and falls under NAICS code 236220 with an estimated value between $5 million and $10 million. The contract period of performance is set at 240 calendar days following receipt of the Phase I Notice to Proceed, with an anticipated winter suspension causing construction to pause and resume around April 2027, making the timeline contingent on seasonal conditions and approval milestones. Work must strictly adhere to specified drawings and technical standards, including compliance with infection control risk assessments, VA safety and security protocols, and quality control requirements outlined in Division 01 specifications. All materials, labor, equipment, and supervision are the contractor’s responsibility, and deliveries must be addressed to the contractor directly, as the medical center will refuse any shipments not properly directed. The scope includes repair or replacement of siding, insulation, vapor retarders, metal copping, glazing, louvers, and sealing of penetrations at critical envelope points, with coordination required to minimize disruptions to ongoing medical operations. Performance monitoring, site access controls, and adherence to ICRA procedures are mandatory, with the Contracting Officer’s Representative holding full authority for inspection and acceptance of all work performed on-site. The contractor must submit a Construction Phasing Plan for approval prior to commencement, and the project employs a two-phase Notice to Proceed structure, where final construction authorization depends on 50% approval of required submittals. There are no stated CLINs or pricing details, as this document is informational and not an active request for offers; the formal solicitation will be posted on SAM.gov on or about May 28, 2026, with proposals due approximately 30 days thereafter. HUBZone certification is strictly required for eligibility, and no other socioeconomic set-asides or contract types are indicated. The contracting office is the Department of Veterans Affairs’ 260-NETWORK Contract Office 20 located in Vancouver, WA, and all communication must be directed through the designated point of contact, Monique King. Specific packaging, marking, or invoicing details are