Replacement of Automatic Glass Sliding Doors with Modern Energy-Efficient Doors

The U.S. Embassy New Delhi, under the Department of State, is amending solicitation 191N6526Q0043 to revise the scope of work for the replacement of automatic glass sliding doors with modern energy-efficient models at the embassy compound in New Delhi, India. The amendment, identified as A001 and dated May 12, 2026, mandates the supply and installation of seven custom glass door panels with precise dimensions, including two at 44 by 83 inches, one at 38 by 80 inches, one at 50 by 90 inches, and four at 23 by 85 inches, all with a thickness of half an inch. Each door must be treated with 3M Prestige 70 or an approved equivalent Low-Emissivity film for thermal efficiency, fitted with Raven or Dormakaba edge protection strips, and equipped with an automatic break-out mechanism to ensure emergency egress compliance. All work must be completed within 30 calendar days from the issuance of the Notice to Proceed, with performance occurring exclusively at the embassy’s location in Chanakyapuri, New Delhi, 110021. Technical specifications are detailed solely in Annexure-A, which serves as the binding reference for all deliverables. The solicitation does not include pricing data, contract value estimates, or a defined contract type, and no CLIN or line-item breakdowns are provided. While the place of performance and delivery requirements are clearly defined, FOB terms, payment instructions, invoicing methods, and accounting codes such as TAS or AAC are not specified. The contracting officer is Cassie A. Kimberlin, with oversight based at the Embassy in New Delhi but formal acceptance processed through the office in Washington, DC. The amendment does not modify any standard FAR clauses nor include evaluation factors, socioeconomic set-asides, or contractor certifications like UEI or CAGE codes, as no set-aside is used under NAICS code 238150. Submission of responses must be made in physical form—via letter, telegram, or paper copy—by the deadline of May 19, 2026, at the embassy’s New Delhi address, and contractors are required to sign and return the SF-30 amendment form. No COR/COTR details, security requirements, or options clauses are included, indicating a limited-scope modification focused solely on technical installation requirements and schedule.