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Construction of Tactical Operation Center (TOC) Pad at Arlington Heights, IL

This opportunity involves the construction of a Tactical Operation Center (TOC) pad at the USARC site in Arlington Heights, IL, managed by the US Army Corps of Engineers, Rock Island District. - Government Buyer: - US Army Corps of Engineers, Rock Island District - Scope of Work: - Construction of a new gravel lot within the existing TOC operations area - Installation of supporting power and communications infrastructure - Addition of new perimeter bollards, curbs, lighting, and storage racks - Placement of a prefabricated guard shack on a concrete curb - Unique/Notable Requirements: - All materials must remain onsite due to contamination concerns - Site design must prevent low spots and ponding of water - The USARC site will remain operational during construction - Utility shutdowns, if needed, will occur during off-hours or weekends - No specific OEMs or vendors are named in the solicitation - NAICS code: 237310 (Highway, Bridge, and Street Construction)

Description

The US Army Corps of Engineers - Rock Island District intends to solicit for competitive bids under RFO part 14 for the following requirement.1. A Tactical Operation Center(TOC) pad for the purpose of conducting training for real world scenarios. This includes a new gravel lot inside the existing area used for TOC operations with supporting power and communications. New ballards, curbs, lighting, and storage racks around the perimeter of the lot will be provided. A new prefabricated guard shack will be installed on a concrete curb, northwest of the new TOC pad. All material must remain on site due to contamination. Low spots and ponding of water must be avoided during the project. 2. Completion Days: 365 Consecutive Calendar Days NAICS Code: 237310 (Highway, Bridge, and Street Construction); 3. Critical Assumptions and Constraints: a. The USARC Site will remain operational during work. b. Work will be performed during normal business hours. Some utility shutdowns may have to be performed during off-hours or weekends c. The site is contaminated and material will have to remain on site.

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