Structural Engineering for High-Risk Facilities

The contract entails the design and analysis of structural systems specifically engineered to resist progressive collapse and meet UFC anti-terrorism standards for critical military facilities, with a focus on ensuring resilience against potential blast threats and catastrophic failure mechanisms. Work will be performed at the Washington Navy Yard in Washington D.C., with an emphasis on advanced engineering methodologies that integrate current Department of Defense requirements for security, durability, and life safety in high-risk environments. The technical scope requires deep expertise in structural dynamics, blast load modeling, and redundancy planning to satisfy stringent military benchmarks. This is a subcontract opportunity under NAICS code 541311, issued by NAVFACSYSCOM Washington under the Department of Defense, with bids due by August 24, 2026. Proposals must demonstrate proven experience in delivering structural solutions for federal or military installations where mission-critical continuity and force protection are non-negotiable. Eligible entities must be prepared to comply with all applicable defense regulations and standards, and must possess the technical capacity to conduct detailed finite element analysis, perform scenario-based threat assessments, and produce certification-ready documentation aligned with UFC requirements. The performance location is fixed, and all deliverables must support ongoing security and operational missions at the Navy Yard.