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South Pacific Division FY27 Other Transaction Authority Project Forecast

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W9123827S0OTAFederal

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Sacramento, CA, USA

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AgencyDepartment Of Defense → W075 Endist Sacramento
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OfficeSACRAMENTO, CA, 95814-2922, USA
Office AddressSACRAMENTO, CA, 95814-2922, USA
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NAICS: Various Construction
PSC: Various Construction

This Special Notice is issued solely to provide industry advance awareness of potential fiscal year 2027 military construction (MILCON) projects that the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, South Pacific Division (SPD), anticipates may be implemented using Other Transaction Authority (OTA).


This notice is for informational and planning purposes only. It is not a solicitation, request for proposals, request for information, or sources sought notice. The Government is not requesting capability statements, questions, feedback, or any other response at this time. Emails or other communications submitted in response to this notice will not receive a response.


No solicitation is available, and no transaction award will be made as a result of this notice. Any future actions will be announced separately through the appropriate Government point of entry and in accordance with applicable OTA authorities and procedures. Furthermore, project requirements, estimated values, schedules, and acquisition strategies are subject to change.


Albuquerque District (SPA)


  • Renovation of Dormitory 550 — Cannon Air Force Base, New Mexico; estimated value: $10M–$25M
  • Renovation of Dormitory 555 — Cannon Air Force Base, New Mexico; estimated value: $10M–$25M
  • Wastewater Treatment Plant Repair — Cannon Air Force Base, New Mexico; estimated value: $25M–$100M
  • Repair Runway Shoulders — Cannon Air Force Base, New Mexico; estimated value: $5M–$10M
  • High-Speed Test Track — White Sands Missile Range, New Mexico; estimated value: $250M–$500M
  • Space Force Operations Building — Kirtland Air Force Base, New Mexico; estimated value: $100M–$250M
  • Pararescueman / Pararescue Jumper / Combat Rescue Officer Pipeline Dormitory — Kirtland Air Force Base, New Mexico; estimated value: $25M–$100M
  • ADAL Security Forces Facility B575 — Cannon Air Force Base, New Mexico; estimated value: $5M–$10M

Sacramento District (SPK)


  • F-35A Maintenance Facility, Phase 1 — Hill Air Force Base, Utah; estimated value: $100M–$250M
  • Multi-Domain Operations Complex — Beale Air Force Base, California; estimated value: $100M–$250M
  • Barracks — Camp Roberts, California; estimated value: $25M–$100M
  • F-16 Emergency Power Unit Overhaul Facility — Hill Air Force Base, Utah; estimated value: $25M–$100M
  • F-35A Composite Repair and Training Facility, Phase 1 — Hill Air Force Base, Utah; estimated value: $100M–$250M
  • Building 1515 Renovation — Hill Air Force Base, Utah; estimated value: $25M–$100M
  • Utah Test and Training Range Fire Station — Hill Air Force Base, Utah; estimated value: $5M–$10M

Los Angeles District (SPL)


  • Nevada Test and Training Range Headquarters Facility — Nellis Air Force Base, Nevada; estimated value: $100M–$250M
  • Automation-Aided Instructional Building — Fort Huachuca, Arizona; estimated value: $100M–$250M
  • Dormitory Building No. 1 — Nellis Air Force Base, Nevada; estimated value: $100M–$250M

San Francisco District (SPN)


  • No FY27 OTA projects are currently identified.

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