The document outlines a "Capabilities Survey" for firms interested in providing Design Build (DB) Construction Services under the Defense Health Agency’s (DHA) Multiple Award Task Order Contract (MATOC). It seeks detailed company information, including size classification, bonding capabilities, and past project experience relevant to DB construction. Contractors must list projects completed in the past five years, indicating their roles as prime or subcontractors, divided by value and geographical regions. The survey also assesses the firm's interest in bidding and capabilities across various regions and the nation. The total program budget is approximately $240 million over five years. The survey aims to gather essential capabilities that allow competing contractors equal opportunity in the upcoming solicitation. Firms are encouraged to evaluate advantages and disadvantages of participating in both Regional and National MATOC contracts. The focus is on capturing and reporting relevant experience, bonding capacities, and firm interests to facilitate effective contractor selection for critical healthcare-related constructions under DHA.

The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers' Little Rock District released a Sources Sought Announcement for a market survey aimed at obtaining information to inform the planning of an Indefinite Delivery/Indefinite Quantity (IDIQ) Multiple Award Task Order Contract for Design Build construction services. This initiative supports the Defense Health Agency’s Sustainment, Restoration, and Modernization (SRM) program for active medical facilities, including hospitals and clinics. The contract, estimated at $240 million over five years, encourages participation from small businesses, especially those categorized as Small Business, 8(a), HUBZone, WOSB, and SDVOSB. The scope includes renovation, alteration, and new construction work requiring compliance with health and safety regulations, particularly in occupied medical environments. Contractors will need to provide comprehensive services, including design, project management, and the procurement of necessary fixtures and equipment. The anticipated solicitation release is expected by June 2025, with responses due in July 2025. Interested firms must register on SAM.gov and respond to the announcement via designated email addresses by the specified deadline. This announcement is essential for ensuring adequate competition among contractors and preparing for future solicitations.