Facility Investment Services

This contract solicitation, identified as N6247826R2436, seeks qualified 8(a) competed firms to provide comprehensive Facility Investment Services at the Marine Corps Reserve Training Center in Kaneohe Bay, Hawaii, under NAICS code 561210. The scope requires the contractor to furnish all labor, supervision, tools, materials, equipment, and incidental engineering to perform recurring and non-recurring maintenance, repair, alteration, demolition, and minor construction across building systems including HVAC, electrical, lighting, fire protection, signs, and locksmith services. The contract is structured as a performance-based, firm fixed price arrangement with a one-year base period and five optional extension years, allowing for up to six years of performance. Line items specify recurring services delivered on a monthly basis and non-recurring work priced on a unit basis for labor and materials, with material costs fixed at $1.00 per unit and labor requiring negotiation prior to task order issuance. All work must comply with NAVFAC FM&S OSD standards, Davis-Bacon Act labor rates, and environmental, safety, and energy requirements, with personnel required to be qualified at the journeyman level and trained in OSHA, EM 385-1-1, and UFC 3-560-01 standards. The contractor must implement a robust safety program including accident prevention, hazard analysis, lockout/tagout, confined space, and chemical communication protocols, and maintain all certifications and training records for inspection. Proposals must be submitted through the PIEE portal and must include a complete price proposal to be eligible for award; failure to address any required element will result in disqualification. The government intends to award without discussions, so offerors must submit their best terms initially. All facilities and assets will be accepted in “AS-IS” condition, and site inspection is strongly encouraged to assess conditions impacting cost and performance. The contractor is responsible for maintaining an inspection and surveillance system compliant with FAR 52.246-4, documenting all inspections, corrective actions, and quality controls, with records owned by the government. Security protocols require compliance with DBIDS, access to controlled unclassified information, and credentialing per military installation requirements. Insurance mandates include $500,000 general liability, $200,000 automobile bodily injury per person, and workers’ compensation as required by law. Invoicing must adhere to Microsoft Office 2010 format and be sortable by CLIN and