SAM #W51EW7-26-R-A007

JBLM FORGE I Facilities Modernization Program – Multi-Project Construction, Security, and Infrastructure Upgrades

This opportunity is a large-scale, multi-year facilities modernization program at Joint Base Lewis-McChord (JBLM), Washington, led by the U.S. Army and Department of Defense. - Scope covers up to 19 major construction, renovation, and infrastructure projects, including: - Replacement and construction of barracks, training facilities, and Soldier Performance Readiness Centers (SPRC) - Upgrades to HVAC, electrical, lighting, and backup power systems (including diesel generators and ATS/MTS) - Security enhancements: cipher locks, anti-vehicle barriers, privacy slats, and fencing - Airfield and runway repairs, including lighting system replacement, taxiway and pavement grooving - Modular SCIF (Sensitive Compartmented Information Facility) installation with advanced security and communications - Railhead and range (gunnery) repairs, UAS training site construction, and community facility improvements - Installation of advanced metering (EEDRS/JACE) and energy monitoring systems - Equipment lists include hundreds of fitness, therapy, and office furnishings for SPRCs - Key technical requirements: compliance with UFC, NEC, NFPA, Buy American Act, and JBLM standards - Notable OEMs/products: York (HVAC), Armag (SCIF), RAB Lighting (LED fixtures), Logi Track (runway lighting), Hubble Lighting, and others - Estimated contract value is up to $235 million, with a period of performance not to exceed 5 years - Place of performance is primarily JBLM and McChord Field, with some work at specific buildings and training areas - No single vendor or OEM is specified for all work; multiple construction, engineering, and specialty contractors are likely to compete - Industry Day event scheduled for January 20-23, 2026, for interested contractors

Description

The Joint Base Lewis-McChord (JBLM) FORGE I Facilities Modernization Program is an initiative aimed at enhancing the infrastructure and operational capabilities of the base, which serves both the U.S. Army and Air Force. This program is designed to address aging facilities, improve operational efficiency, and support the needs of service members and their families. This agreement operates under a pilot program under which prototype projects that are directly relevant to enhancing the ability of the Department of Defense to prototype the design, development, or demonstration of new construction techniques or technologies to improve military installations or facilities. The JLBM FORGE I project will address 19 projects at JBLM.

Key components of the modernization program include:

Infrastructure Upgrades: Renovation and construction of barracks, training facilities, administrative buildings, and maintenance shops to meet current standards and accommodate modern military operations.

Sustainability Initiatives: Incorporation of sustainable practices and technologies to reduce the environmental impact of base operations, including energy-efficient systems and water conservation measures.

Enhanced Training Facilities: Development of advanced training environments, including simulation centers and specialized training areas, to better prepare service members for current and future missions.

Community Improvements: Upgrades to recreational facilities, family housing, and support services to enhance the quality of life for military personnel and their families.

Collaboration and Integration: Coordination with local government and community organizations to ensure that modernization efforts align with regional development plans and support community integration.

The JBLM Facilities Modernization Program reflects a commitment to maintaining a state-of-the-art military installation that meets the evolving needs of the U.S. Armed Forces while fostering a supportive environment for service members and their families. Through these improvements, JBLM aims to enhance readiness, morale, and overall mission effectiveness.

This RPP is focused on establishing a pilot program to demonstrate considerable time and costs savings along with project innovation for U.S. Army Facility Modernization Efforts. 

Follow on production is anticipated under 10 U.S.C. 2808a

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