The NAVFAC Washington Sources Sought Questionnaire outlines the requirements for providing Base Operating Support (BOS) services at the Naval Support Activity (NSA) in Annapolis, Maryland. The project, classified under NAICS code 561210, requires contractors to supply all necessary labor, management, supervision, tools, materials, and transportation to perform facility support services. Key areas of service include facility management, pest control, waste management, utilities management, and support for special events. Contractors are invited to provide information about their company, including capacity for single and aggregate projects, small business classifications, and previous experience in relevant contracts. The document emphasizes the importance of partnerships and highlights the need for contractors to disclose their capability to perform service responsibilities. The purpose of this questionnaire is to assess the market, gauge interest from potential vendors, and inform the subsequent procurement process for federal RFPs pertaining to facility and operational support services at NSA Annapolis. This initiative seeks qualified contractors who can deliver effective and compliant services in line with federal standards and regulations.

The Naval Facilities Engineering Systems Command Atlantic is conducting a Sources Sought Notice to identify small and socio-economic businesses interested in competing for the Base Operations Support (BOS) Services Contract for the Naval Support Activity Annapolis and U.S. Naval Academy. This announcement is strictly a market research tool and not a solicitation for proposals. Eligible businesses include small, service-disabled veteran-owned, HUB Zone, women-owned, and 8(a) firms, while large businesses will not be considered. The anticipated contract, potentially valued at $30 million annually, will replace an existing contract and may last up to 102 months, including multiple option periods. Services required might range from facility management and pest control to transportation and utility management. Interested parties are requested to submit Statements of Capabilities detailing their qualifications and relevant experience, alongside a completed Sources Sought Questionnaire. Responses are due by April 21, 2025, and the government reserves the right to cancel the acquisition at any point, not being liable for any costs incurred during this process. The overall aim is to gather information to guide the acquisition strategy and determine if the project should be set aside for small businesses.