Opportunity
SAM #19BR9326Q0020
DEA Office Suite Buildout and Refurbishment – U.S. Consulate São Paulo
Buyer
U.S. Consulate General São Paulo
Posted
July 30, 2026
Respond By
August 27, 2026
Identifier
19BR9326Q0020
NAICS
561790, 238350, 238310, 238210, 238220
The U.S. Consulate General in São Paulo, Brazil, is seeking a general contractor for a DEA office suite buildout and refurbishment project. - Government Buyer: - U.S. Department of State, U.S. Mission Sao Paulo, Facility Maintenance Civil Engineer (COR) - Scope of Work: - Complete reconfiguration and enlargement of the DEA office suite (approx. 40 square meters) in Building #2, Level 2, Campo Grande Suite, Room 2255 - Includes architectural, demolition, civil, mechanical, electrical, telecom, and cubicle work - Replacement of two solid wood doors (D1 and D2) to match original dimensions and finish - Installation of 10 new Armstrong Mineral Fiber Board (or approved equivalent) acoustic ceiling tiles (62.5 cm x 62.5 cm x 15 mm) - Relocation of HVAC split units, modification of partitions, and rearrangement of cubicles - No new office furniture procurement required - Unique/Notable Requirements: - Contractor must have experience in commercial office, hospital, university, or condominium remodeling and refurbishment - Project aims to optimize spatial utilization, maximize natural daylight, integrate contemporary finishes and building technologies, and provide ergonomic workspaces - All work must be completed within 50 days of Notice to Proceed, with a 3-year warranty period and significant liquidated damages for delays - OEMs and Vendors: - Armstrong (for acoustic ceiling tiles) is the only OEM specifically referenced; all other materials must be approved equivalents or match existing finishes
Description
The US Consulate General in São Paulo (USCG), located at 700 Henri Dunant Street (ZIP 04709-110), makes public its intention to hire a general contractor (labor and material), with experience in construction remodeling projects and refurbishment of facilities (commercial offices, hospitals, universities, condominiums, etc.).
This tenant improvement initiative encompasses the reconfiguration of the DEA office suite to optimize spatial utilization, occupant comfort, and operational efficiency. Core design objectives include the maximization of natural daylight penetration, the integration of contemporary architectural finishes and building technologies, and the provision of ergonomically calibrated, aesthetically refined workspaces engineered to enhance employee morale, productivity, and engagement. The subject premises are situated within Building #2, Level 2, in the Campo Grande Suite, Room 2255, encompassing an approximate refurbishment footprint of 40 square meters.