Opportunity

SAM #19GT5026Q0046

Turnkey Prefabricated Classroom Building for U.S. Embassy Guatemala (INL)

Buyer

U.S. Embassy Guatemala

Posted

June 24, 2026

Respond By

July 23, 2026

Identifier

19GT5026Q0046

NAICS

236210, 236220, 321992, 238190

This opportunity involves the U.S. Embassy Guatemala, under the Department of State's Bureau of International Narcotics and Law Enforcement Affairs (INL), seeking a contractor for a turnkey solution to design, manufacture, and install a prefabricated classroom building for 30 students. - Government Buyer: - U.S. Department of State, Bureau of International Narcotics and Law Enforcement Affairs (INL) - American Embassy Guatemala City, GSO - Procurement Section - Scope of Work: - Design, manufacture, and installation of a prefabricated classroom building comprised of four modular units (each 5.80m x 2.35m x 2.65m, joined in a 4x1 arrangement) - Building must include reinforced concrete flooring, galvanized steel framing, thermoacoustic sandwich panels for walls and roof, PVC French-type windows with security film and mosquito nets, and PVC doors with Kwikset locks - Electrical system with 8 grounded power outlets (NEMA 5-15P), 8 LED panel lights, 4 outdoor wall mount flood lights, and a main breaker box with 16 spaces - Two mini-split air conditioning units (18,000 BTU each, environmentally friendly refrigerant) - Safety equipment: 2 emergency LED lamps, battery-operated smoke detector, and 20-pound ABC fire extinguisher - Includes installation, pre-delivery inspection, manuals (English and Spanish), training for operation and maintenance (video recorded), as-built drawings, and required liability insurance - Unique/Notable Requirements: - Contractor must provide shop drawings for approval and as-built drawings upon completion - All architectural alternatives must be incorporated into the offer; no substantial changes allowed after award - Training for personnel must be video recorded and delivered to the Embassy - Firm fixed price contract with a 3-month completion period; liquidated damages of $250/day for late completion - No specific OEMs or part numbers are mandated; contractors may propose standard designs that meet or exceed specifications - All required services and utilities must be included and compliant with the statement of work

Description

The U.S. Embassy Guatemala – INL requires the acquisition of prefabricated structures that fulfill or exceed the requirements of the statement of work (SOW) detailed in this document.

The Contractor shall furnish and install all materials required by this contract. The contract drawings are set forth in Section J as Attachment 1.

For a thorough understanding of the requirements, the Contractor must design and deliver one building for classroom, that will accommodate 30 students. The building must be made by using prefabricated modules.

These modules should be manufactured in accordance with the basic architectural layout outlined in attached drawings. The Contractor will be responsible for providing shop drawings (blueprints) for approval that incorporate all design elements.

If the Contractor would like to offer his/her standard designs that meet the specifications, the Contractor shall present these  architectural alternatives in his offer, and no substantial changes will be accepted after the contract is awarded. In such cases, the Contractor must incorporate these proposed architectural designs into his/her offer, and will make any adjustment to the different systems to provide all the required services and utilities, all these adjustments shall be performed during the manufacturing process and shall be similar or exceed to the services and utilities detailed in this SOW.

If the Contractor does not include any architectural alternative in his offer, it will be understood that the Contractor will provide the modular for the modules according to the architectural designs detailed in the drawings mentioned above.

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