The U.S. Air Force is soliciting bids for a Design/Build project to renovate the 2nd floor of Building 271 at Los Angeles Space Force Base (SFB) to support the Space Acquisition Mission. This initiative, classified under FAR 14.2 as a Total Small Business Set-Aside, seeks qualified small businesses, including those certified in HUBZone, 8(a), Women-Owned, and Service-Disabled Veteran Owned categories, experienced in renovation design and secure construction compliant with specific Intelligence Community requirements. Respondents must demonstrate relevant past performance with major renovation projects, particularly within Department of Defense facilities, and submit detailed project experiences, organizational capabilities, and key personnel qualifications. The scope includes renovating approximately 76,722 square feet to secure controlled space while adhering to sustainability guidelines, requiring third-party certification. The anticipated contract value is between $25 million and $100 million with an estimated performance period of 730 days. Interested contractors must respond by February 7, 2025, including specific documentation as outlined in the RFP. The government's evaluation will determine the most appropriate acquisition strategy, emphasizing the contractors' ability to meet project requirements and ensure efficient execution. Registration in the System for Award Management is mandatory for contract award eligibility.

The document is a request for firm information related to government contracting, specifically targeting entities interested in procuring work under NAICS 541330, which pertains to Engineering Services. It seeks detailed data from firms, including firm name, CAGE Code, UEI, business address, contact details, and a declaration of size status (Small Business, Foreign Owned, etc.). Additionally, the document encourages firms to specify any Small Business Administration (SBA) socioeconomic certifications they hold. The main purpose of the document is to gather information from potential contractors about their business status and organizational capabilities while assessing their qualifications to ensure compliance with federal contracting requirements. This facilitates the government's efforts to promote small business participation in federal contracts by identifying qualified vendors. Overall, the document serves as a preliminary screening tool for firms intending to respond to subsequent requests or proposals in federal and state contracting opportunities.