FY26 Construction Forecast: Jefferson Barracks ANGS, St. Louis MO
ID: JB2601Type: Special Notice
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DEPT OF DEFENSEDEPT OF THE ARMYW7NJ USPFO ACTIVITY MOANG 131SAINT LOUIS, MO, 63125-4117, USA
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    The Department of Defense, through the Department of the Army, is forecasting several construction and repair contract opportunities at Jefferson Barracks Air National Guard Station in St. Louis, Missouri, for fiscal year 2026. The anticipated projects include constructing vehicle operations covered parking with rooftop solar panels, repairing the roof of Building 99, and various smaller repair initiatives across multiple buildings, with most projects set aside for small businesses. Interested vendors are encouraged to submit their SAM UEI number, bonding capacity, and a summary of their capabilities to the primary contacts, MSgt Joe Bernier and SMSgt Mark Phillips, via email, as there is no deadline for submissions. The projected contract values range from less than $25,000 to over $5 million, with updates to the opportunity provided periodically throughout the fiscal year.

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    The FY26 Construction Forecast for Jefferson Barracks ANGS in St. Louis, MO, outlines several construction and repair projects. Key initiatives include constructing vehicle operations covered parking with rooftop solar panels (between $1M and $5M, FY26 Q3), and repairing the roof of Building 99 ($500K-$1M, FY26 Q3). Other projects involve repairing the B290 Boiler ($25K-$100K, FY26 Q2), addressing windows in Buildings 1, 28, and 36, and dormer repair for Building 37 ($25K-$100K, FY26 Q3). Smaller projects include replacing shower stalls in Buildings 28 and 280 (less than $25K, FY26 Q4), repairing Building 50 for CES and CBCS consolidation ($25K-$100K, FY26 Q3), B37 ATS reprogramming (less than $25K, FY26 Q3), and replacing Building 37 AHU (less than $25K, FY26 Q2). Most projects are set aside for small businesses and will be solicited through sealed bids or simplified acquisition requests for proposals.
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