The Tomah VA Medical Center seeks to construct a new Fire Station on its campus, specified under Project Number 676-336. The design requirements encompass comprehensive architectural, structural, and engineering plans, complying with all VHA requirements, applicable local and federal codes, and industry standards. The facility will function as a self-contained structure featuring living quarters for eight personnel, operational bays, a command center, offices, public amenities, and specialized spaces for training and equipment storage. Key project components include compliance assessments, environmental evaluations, and integration of sustainable design practices. The project timeline outlines several phases: starting from pre-design discussions to the final stages of construction documentation. Notably, the project mandates a feasibility study on decarbonization and electrification, aiming to reduce greenhouse gas emissions by considering low-carbon alternatives. The contractor is responsible for accurate documentation, specifications, construction cost estimates, and final reviews. Expected project completion is 160 days post-Notice to Proceed (NTP). This initiative underscores the VA’s commitment to enhancing infrastructure while meeting operational needs and sustainability goals.