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The Springfield-Beckley Air National Guard Base is seeking potential sources, particularly Small Business concerns, for a project to modernize Building 128's Secure Compartmentalized Information Facility (SCIF) and associated spaces. This notice is for planning purposes and aims to gauge interest in a forthcoming solicitation, contingent on available funds, with an estimated project cost between $1,000,000 and $5,000,000. Interested parties must submit their intentions to bid as prime contractors by April 17, 2025, including relevant documentation such as a statement of intent, a completed Source Sought Information Request Form, and details of past construction projects in compliance with SCIF specifications. The project may shift to unrestricted advertising if a sufficient number of Small Business contractors are not available. Responses should be emailed to specified addresses with the subject line indicating the source sought reference number W50S8Q-25-R-0001. This initiative underscores the government's interest in fostering competition and ensuring adherence to federal contracting requirements.
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The document is a Sources Sought Information Form associated with the federal construction contracting process under NAICS Code 236220. It solicits responses from firms interested in participating in upcoming projects, requiring them to provide essential company information such as name, address, CAGE code, and socio-economic status. Firms must indicate their business classification, which could include options like small business, woman-owned, or service-disabled veteran-owned, among others.
Additionally, the form requests confirmation of the firm’s bonding capability, specifying a minimum of $5 million for individual construction projects. A certification statement reinforces the necessity for complete and accurate information, as omissions could affect a firm's eligibility for project considerations. The form underscores the importance of proper registration in the System for Award Management (SAM) to participate in government contracting opportunities. This document primarily serves as an initial information-gathering tool to determine competitive bidding frameworks for construction-related federal projects.