Repair Concrete Base-wide, 126 ARW, Scott AFB

The 126th Air Refueling Wing at Scott Air Force Base, Illinois, is seeking qualified small businesses to perform a comprehensive suite of concrete repair projects across the base campus under solicitation W50S7S26Q0013, a total small business set-aside under FAR 19.5 with NAICS code 236220. The scope includes structural and surface concrete remediation at multiple facilities, with work to be executed in full compliance with the Performance Work Statement and the Combined Synopsis-Solicitation document, which detail all technical requirements, inspection criteria, and administrative procedures. The solicitation, issued under the Revolutionary FAR Overhaul (RFO) framework, replaces traditional procurement formats and applies modified clauses such as RFO 52.212-1 and RFO 52.212-2, the latter providing a technical rating advantage to offerors who attend the mandatory site visit. All proposals must be submitted electronically via SAM.gov by the deadline of August 14, 2026, and contractors must be registered in SAM with a valid Unique Entity ID and CAGE code. Evaluation will prioritize technical capability, with attendance at the site visit directly influencing the technical score, while price is expected to be considered alongside technical merit in a trade-off evaluation. The contract will be awarded to a qualified small business capable of meeting the demanding standards of on-site concrete repair work, with all performance, inspection, and acceptance occurring at Scott Air Force Base in Illinois. Payment and invoicing procedures are not specified but are expected to follow standard Department of Defense protocols, with the Contracting Officer, MSgt Jonathan Middleton, and secondary point of contact Capt Christopher Fisher serving as the primary government liaisons. Labor standards applicable to the work likely include the Davis-Bacon Act or the Service Contract Labor Standards, depending on the nature and scope of individual tasks. Contractors must comply with all requirements outlined in the unprovided Combined Synopsis-Solicitation and Performance Work Statement, including any referenced marking standards such as MIL-STD-129 for shipments. Bonds and payment protection are addressed in the solicitation documents, and while no contract value or line-item pricing details are disclosed, vendors are instructed to prepare submissions based on the full solicitation package. The government retains full authority for inspection and acceptance, and all work must be performed to ensure long-term structural integrity in accordance with industry best practices and specific PWS requirements.