IT Infrastructure for Former DOE Buildings

This Statement of Work (SOW) outlines the requirements for establishing telecommunications infrastructure at former Department of Energy buildings on Kirtland AFB, NM. The project involves connecting seven buildings (20380, 20386, 20388, 20389, 20391, 20392, and 20393) to the wider Department of Defense (DoD) network by installing new outside plant (OSP) and inside plant (ISP) infrastructure. Key tasks include installing 4-inch conduit, 144-strand single-mode fiber optic cable, and associated hardware, as well as replacing existing internal communications infrastructure with CAT6 cabling in buildings 20386 and 20389 to meet KAFB Comm Standards. The SOW details technical requirements for handhole mounting, conduit systems, fiber optic installation, and building ISP, including the procurement of network switch equipment. The project has a 365-day performance period, requires extensive coordination, adherence to safety and environmental regulations, and comprehensive testing with as-built documentation. The contractor is responsible for all aspects of installation, testing, and a 12-month warranty.

This document is a solicitation for bids (FA940126B0001) for IT infrastructure upgrades at Kirtland Air Force Base, specifically for former DOE buildings. The project, titled "Outside Infrastructure for Former DOE Building," requires contractors to establish DoD network connectivity by installing communications infrastructure, including outside conduit and fiber optic cabling. It also involves removing old premise communications cabling and installing new CAT6 wiring in buildings 20386 and 20389. The contract is a 100% small business set-aside with a NAICS code of 238210 (Electrical Contractors and Other Wiring Installation Contractors) and a size standard of $19,000,000 in annual receipts. Key dates include a solicitation issue date of December 31, 2025, and offers due by February 2, 2026. The contractor must commence work within 10 calendar days of receiving the notice to proceed and complete it within 365 calendar days. Liquidated damages for delay are specified at $932.92 per calendar day.

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The Kirtland Air Force Base Communications Specifications document outlines local standards for telecommunications cabling and distribution systems, aiming to minimize long-term infrastructure costs and ensure interoperability. It provides design criteria for all military construction, cabling infrastructure, and building renovation projects within Kirtland AFB. The document details roles and responsibilities for customers, Base Civil Engineering, project managers, and the 377 MSG/SC, emphasizing early coordination and compliance with industry and Air Force standards. Key sections cover exterior and interior cabling (copper and fiber), manholes, duct systems, building entrances, telecommunications rooms, and security requirements. It mandates the use of specific materials, installation practices, and comprehensive testing, alongside geospatial mapping for all outside plant infrastructure. The overarching goal is to establish a standardized, maintainable, and secure communications infrastructure across the base.

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The FA940126B0001 solicitation outlines requirements for IT infrastructure upgrades at former DOE buildings, specifically addressing questions from a site visit. Key aspects include contractor-provided PDU equipment with minimum 20A capacity and 10x NEMA L5-20R receptacles for each telecom room, contractor provision and delivery of network switch equipment with government installation, and communication-only raceway/poles. The contract specifies wall-mounted or freestanding locking cabinets (30” min depth, 24” min width), CAT 6 unshielded patch panels and cabling, and 12-strand fiber optic cabling for all buildings. Contractor responsibilities include procuring, shipping, and installing equipment cabinets, fiber optic LIUs, and patch panels. Both open trenching and directional boring are acceptable for conduit installation, with specific asphalt restoration requirements for paved surfaces (4” asphalt over 6” aggregate base). Duct banks under parking lots and roads require concrete encasement, and a #10 AWG copper tracer wire or tape is needed 6” above duct banks. Progress payments based on work completion will be utilized, and no new manholes/handholes are required from the contractor. Buildings 20386 and 20389 require network switch equipment, while 20380, 20388, 20391, 20392, and 20393 only require OSP connectivity, new TR rooms, and power.

The Department of the Air Force's 377th Air Base Wing (AFGSC) held a site visit on January 16, 2026, for the project titled "Outside Infrastructure for Former DOE Bldg" under Solicitation Number FA940126B0001. The document is a sign-in sheet from this event, listing attendees, their organizations, and signatures. It captures the participation of various individuals from different departments and possibly external contractors or stakeholders involved in the project. The event signifies a crucial step in the procurement process for this infrastructure project, likely to provide potential bidders with an on-site understanding of the scope and requirements.

The document, identified as File Name 504-LA and dated 2016, details precast concrete products for power, water, and gas applications. Issued by Oldcastle Precast in Wilsonville, Oregon, the file includes specifications for a 4 x 4 x 3 unit, denoted as 020-504LA. It features both a standard base (No. 504-B) and an optional deep base, along with optional tops. The document provides plan and section views (SECTION AA), as well as side views for both standard and optional deep bases. This technical drawing likely serves as a product catalog or specification sheet for contractors and agencies involved in infrastructure projects, indicating product availability and design for various utility containment needs.