USCG Training Center Cape May Rack Replacement
ID: 67100_TCCMType: Sources Sought
Overview

Buyer

HOMELAND SECURITY, DEPARTMENT OFUS COAST GUARDSPECIAL MISSION TRAINING CENTER (SMCAMP LEJEUNE, NC, 28542, USA

NAICS

Nonupholstered Wood Household Furniture Manufacturing (337122)

Original Source

https://sam.gov/opp/7e3c5f358e93447b91a356e37b5f73ed/view
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    Description

    The Department of Homeland Security, specifically the U.S. Coast Guard Training Center Cape May, is seeking information for the replacement of approximately 100 outdated and non-functional bunkbeds to support recruit training. The objective is to design, ship, assemble, and install durable and sustainable bunkbeds that minimize disruption to ongoing training activities, accommodating up to 1,500 recruits across three barracks: Munro Hall, Healy Hall, and James Hall. Interested vendors are encouraged to conduct a site visit on October 17, 2024, to assess the project scope, and should submit their inquiries and proposals to John Caicedo at JOHN.H.CAICEDO2@USCG.MIL. This opportunity is part of a market research effort, and no solicitation is currently available.

    Point(s) of Contact
    JOHN CAICEDO
    (206) 815-1586
    JOHN.H.CAICEDO2@USCG.MIL
    Files
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    Healy Hall bldg 257.pdf
    The document pertains to architectural plans and layouts for Healy Hall, Building 257, presenting a detailed scale representation of multiple floors across the building. It includes identification codes (RPUID, RPFN) and provides dimensions for the first, second, and third floors. Each sheet illustrates the arrangement of rooms and spaces, denoted by specific notations and indicators within the graphical scale of 1/32" = 1'. The structure of the document includes notations of assets and relevant sizes, aligning with federal and local guidelines for physical spaces. This type of documentation is integral to federal RFPs and grants as it supports proposals for construction or renovation projects, ensuring compliance with governmental standards while facilitating planning and execution. Emphasizing clarity in spatial organization, this summary serves as a reference point for contractors and governmental agencies involved in facility management and development projects.
    James Hall bldg 258.pdf
    The document details the structural layout and specifications of James Hall, designated as Building 258. It includes detailed measurements for various floors, indicating the building's dimensions and scale, designed at a scale of 1/32" = 1'. The first floor layout is featured on Sheet 1, showcasing dimensions such as 80'-11" in length and 30'-2" in width, in addition to other floor measurements. The structural plan continues onto Sheet 2, which presents additional details and assignments for the second and third floors. Overall, the document serves as a technical reference for contractors or agencies involved in the management, renovation, or maintenance of this government asset. It’s likely part of funding requirements or acquisition proposals, aligning with federal and local standards for building documentation. The clarity in design specifications supports transparency and facilitates future planning or renovations regarding the physical asset. This structured presentation ensures compliance with stipulated regulations involved in governmental RFPs.
    Munro Hall bldg 261.pdf
    The document outlines architectural plans for Munro Hall, Building 26, detailing three floors with specific dimensions and structural annotations. It includes graphical scales indicating measurement precision and layout for each floor, highlighting room numbers and their respective sizes. The purpose of these plans aligns with federal and state government procedures related to Requests for Proposals (RFPs) and grants, as they provide essential information for contractors and stakeholders interested in renovation or construction projects. Each sheet methodically presents the building’s structure, facilitating compliance with federal regulations and influencing potential project bids. The plans emphasize safety considerations, including fire door placements. Overall, the document serves as a crucial resource within government project frameworks, ensuring that all stakeholders have a clear understanding of Munro Hall's specifications and requirements.
    Statement of Objectives (SOO) Recruit Rack Replacement.pdf
    The U.S. Coast Guard Training Center (TRACEN) Cape May is initiating a project to replace approximately 100 outdated and non-functional bunkbeds. The objective is to provide sturdy and sustainable bunkbeds tailored to the recruit training environment, ensuring minimal disruption to ongoing training. The scope includes the design, shipment, assembly, and installation of the new bunkbeds, which must meet specific dimensions, mobility requirements, and safety standards. Performance is expected to be completed within six months, focusing on three barracks: Munro Hall, Healy Hall, and James Hall. Operating constraints include careful staging of materials to avoid disrupting traffic and ensuring that all work is performed without interrupting recruit training schedules. The project highlights the necessity for durable and functional bunkbeds to support the training needs of 1,000-1,500 recruits at TRACEN. The government will provide all relevant information and documentation to facilitate this task, emphasizing a commitment to operational efficiency and safety within the training environment.
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