Schriever SFB 3TES Furniture

This is a sources-sought notice for the procurement of new furniture for Room 308 at Schriever Space Force Base in Colorado Springs, Colorado, with removal of existing furnishings and installation of new items. The requirement is set aside exclusively for small businesses under FAR 19.5, with a NAICS code of 337214 for Office Furniture Manufacturing, and the non-manufacturer rule applies, meaning offerors must either manufacture the furniture themselves or supply items made by another small business. The scope includes delivering and installing monolithic cubicles, L-shaped and rectangular desks, meeting and breakroom tables, wall-mounted storage, a display case, executive and task chairs, and demountable walls with a minimum STC 40+ sound rating and two 32-inch doors. All finishes must match existing solid blue, grey, or white tones, and chairs must be black and uniform. The contractor is responsible for verifying site conditions, submitting a final layout and Bill of Materials, removing and warehousing old furniture, and adhering to Schriever SFB’s IDP 31-1 base access protocols, which require advance vehicle pass requests, valid IDs, insurance, and driver’s licenses for all personnel entering via the West Gate. Proposals must be submitted via email to Danielle Hunziker and Tatum Kiley by May 12, 2026, and must include detailed supporting documentation referenced in the attached SOW, salient characteristics, and layout. While no contract value or pricing breakdowns are provided, awards will be made on a lowest price technically acceptable basis, making compliance with technical specifications as critical as cost. Packaging, marking, and freight terms are not specified, nor are inspection locations beyond the delivery and installation site, though acceptance will occur upon successful completion of installation at Room 308. No formal clause attachments, evaluation weights, payment details, or contract administration roles are listed, as this is a pre-solicitation market research notice. All respondents must be certified small businesses with the capability to meet all performance, access, design, and compliance requirements under the stated constraints.