Z1DA--FY26 NRM - Repair and Investigate Exterior Limestone 583-26-512

The Department of Veterans Affairs, through Network Contracting Office 10 in Cincinnati, Ohio, has awarded a single-source contract under FAR 13.101(b) to ARMCORP CONSTRUCTION INC for the repair and investigation of deteriorated exterior limestone at the Richard L. Roudebush VA Medical Center in Indianapolis, Indiana. The contract, identified by solicitation number 36C25026P0785 and valued at $94,450, was issued without competition due to urgent safety concerns involving crumbling limestone blocks at the 10th Street entrance and adjacent patient garage, requiring immediate scaffolding access and structural intervention. The scope includes the safe removal and disposal of seven damaged limestone blocks, engineering assessment of underlying supports, restoration of Exterior Insulation and Finish System (EIFS) cladding to match existing conditions, and repair of affected concrete masonry units. The award was justified solely on the basis of statutory urgency, with no formal evaluation factors, technical trade-offs, or competitive bidding conducted. Performance is to occur on-site at the medical center, with inspection and acceptance carried out by government representatives. No detailed line-item pricing, delivery schedule, FOB terms, or specification references such as ASTM or ANSI are provided, and no packaging, marking, invoicing method, or payment office details are specified. The contracting officer is Luke A. Turner, reachable via phone and email, with no designated COR or COTR assigned. The contractor’s UEI is SW9UWJPMGKA7, and while the NAICS code is 236220, no socioeconomic status or small business certifications are documented. The contract does not include options, recovery act funding, special requirements, or clause citations, and submissions were made via the Single Source Determination and Findings document without a formal electronic portal. The place of performance is clearly the VA medical center in Indianapolis, though administrative functions are handled by the Cincinnati office. No start or end dates are defined for performance, and the work expectation centers entirely on rapid, safety-driven restoration with government verification.