Industry Day - Malmstrom Air Force Base Sentinel Ground Based Strategic Deterrent (GBSD) Construction Projects

The USACE Seattle District provides detailed instructions for visitors to its offices in the Oxbow Building, located behind Federal Center South at 4735 East Marginal Way South, Seattle, WA 98134. Visitors should park in the designated lot across the street, accessible from South Alaska Street or Ohio Avenue South. Upon arrival, visitors must cross East Marginal Way South and check in at the main Security desk with a valid photo ID (driver's license, state ID, or passport). After clearing security, visitors will receive a pass and be directed to the Oxbow Building, where they will check in again and be escorted by their contact. The document includes a map for navigation.

The provided document is a form for submitting personal and company information, likely as part of a government Request for Proposal (RFP), federal grant application, or state/local RFP process. It requires the submission of company and individual names (first, middle, last), date of birth, and state of residence with a driver's license number. The form explicitly states that submissions must be made via a DOD SAFE Drop-Off Request Link only, and emails will not be accepted. This emphasizes a secure and specific method for transmitting sensitive data, ensuring compliance and data integrity within a government procurement or grant context.

Seattle Sentinel Industry Days, scheduled for January 13, 2026, aims to foster collaboration and address challenges in delivering Sentinel projects at MAFB. This event brings together representatives from the U.S. Air Force, U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, major subcontractors, and industry partners to strengthen partnerships, enhance project biddability and constructability, improve cost and schedule efficiency, and promote innovation while reducing risks. Discussions will cover Sentinel overviews, acquisition strategies, small business opportunities, and other related opportunities, concluding with a Q&A session. The information exchanged is for informational purposes only, with formal details to be provided in future RFPs.

The Seattle Sentinel Industry Days Q&A provides updates on the USACE-Seattle District's Sentinel projects. Key topics include the undecided mandate of Project Labor Agreements (PLAs), the anticipated CMMC Level 2 certification requirements, and efforts to assist small businesses with CMMC compliance. Most Operation Maintenance Complex (OMC) projects (Infrastructure, CMF, ITC, MHC, and ICC) are Design-Bid-Build, while the Utility Corridor is planned as Design-Build with multiple task orders. Solicitations for construction projects are expected 6-9 months prior to award dates. The document also details bonding requirements (100% Performance and Payment Bonds for OMC projects), anticipated project durations, and small business subcontracting goals. USACE will provide Quality Assurance for Northrop Grumman's construction of Launch Silos and Launch Centers. The current program value is noted to have increased from an older $86B figure. All Industry Day materials and answerable questions will be shared on Sam.gov.

The document is an attendance sheet for the Malmstrom Air Force Base Sentinel Industry Day held on January 13, 2026, from 0900-1200 PST. It lists attendees from numerous companies, indicating their presence at the event. The sheet includes company names, attendee first and last names, and email addresses. Many companies sent multiple representatives, highlighting widespread industry interest in the Sentinel program. Companies such as Aecon Technical Services, AT&T, BAE Systems Inc., Clark Construction, Gilbane, Hensel Phelps Construction Co., Kiewit Building Group Inc., Michael Baker International, Parsons Government Services Inc., and Walsh Federal, LLC, were among the many represented. This document serves as a record of participation, reflecting engagement from various sectors, including construction, engineering, technology, and defense contracting, in discussions related to the Sentinel program at Malmstrom Air Force Base.

Malmstrom Air Force Base hosted an Industry Day on January 13, 2026, to provide an overview of the Sentinel weapon system, a recapitalization of the U.S. ICBM fleet designed to operate through 2075. The Sentinel program, a Major Defense Acquisition Program with an $86 billion budget through 2036, involves replacing the 64-year-old Minuteman III system. The acquisition strategy for construction projects, including infrastructure, maintenance facilities, and training centers, anticipates full and open competitive procurements using Design-Bid-Build, Firm Fixed Price contracts. Key projects at Malmstrom AFB, with awards projected from Q3 FY27 to Q3 FY29, include Infrastructure Improvements, a Consolidated Maintenance Facility, an Integrated Training Center, a Missile Handling Complex, and an Integrated Command Center. All Malmstrom AFB Operational Missile Complex projects are expected to require Cybersecurity Maturity Model Certification (CMMC) Level 2 or higher.