The U.S. government is issuing a Sources Sought Notice (Solicitation #: FA480325R4001) to gather market research on potential sources capable of fulfilling construction requirements at Shaw Air Force Base (AFB), SC, under NAICS code 236220 for Commercial and Institutional Building Construction. This notice, dated January 24, 2025, is not a formal request for proposals and will not establish vendor qualifications; rather, it aims to gauge the capabilities of both small and large businesses in this field, with a size standard of $45 million. Respondents are encouraged to submit capability statements, socioeconomic status, and expected project magnitude by 2:00 p.m. EST on January 31, 2025. Responses should be sent electronically to specified contacts, SSgt Christon Reed and 2d Lt Mallory Cary. The notice underscores that responses are voluntary and will not elicit formal feedback, nor affect future solicitations. Attached documents include a Statement of Work and sketches related to the project, emphasizing the importance of vendor awareness in government contracting and the planning process for potential construction initiatives.

The document outlines the proposal for repairing windows in Building B1130, scheduled for November 26, 2024. The project involves the removal and replacement of windows located on both the first and second floors, with a particular focus on investigating a leak on the first floor. This repair initiative is part of a maintenance effort aimed at ensuring the building's integrity and preventing further damage. The systematic approach includes assessing the current window conditions, executing the replacements, and addressing underlying issues such as leaks. Overall, this maintenance task demonstrates a commitment to preserving building safety and functionality while adhering to relevant construction guidelines within government facilities.

The Statement of Work details the project to replace three storefront windows in Building B1130, adhering to various construction codes and standards. Key tasks include demolishing existing windows, installing new double-pane insulated windows, and ensuring the area is leak-proof and properly finished. The base bid includes specifications for new window materials, which must comply with established building codes, and the contractor is tasked with managing and protecting existing facilities during installation. Construction is expected to commence upon material approval and must be completed within 90 calendar days. The document highlights the need for detailed submittals, including shop drawings and warranty provisions, and outlines responsibilities for debris disposal while prioritizing environmental regulations. Furthermore, the contractor must minimize disruption to base operations during construction and maintain a clean worksite. Overall, the project emphasizes compliance with government design standards and responsible environmental management while ensuring safety and efficiency throughout the construction process.