SAM #AoI-DIB-26-N01

Project ANCHOR: Consortium-Based Prototype for Naval Facility Repair and Construction

Project ANCHOR is a Department of the Navy initiative to accelerate facility repair and construction through a consortium-based Other Transaction (OT) model. - Government Buyer: - Department of the Navy (DON) - Assistant Secretary for Research, Development, and Acquisition - Deputy Assistant Secretary for the Defense Industrial Base (DASN (DIB)) - Scope and Objectives: - Develop, implement, and demonstrate a prototype consortium-based OT business process for facilities repair and construction - Leverage statutory authorities (10 U.S.C. 2808a and 10 U.S.C. 4022) - Improve speed, scalability, and value for geographically dispersed projects - Attract a broad performer base, including commercial and nontraditional firms - Employ best-value fee structures incentivizing cost control, timely delivery, and measurable performance - Products/Services Requested: - Consortium management and construction delivery prototype - Initial focus on limited demolition projects, with potential expansion to complex repair and construction - Unique Requirements: - Innovative fee structures preferred over traditional percentage-based fees - Solutions must support nationwide and worldwide project scalability - Respondents should have experience in consortium management, construction delivery, or portfolio management - No specific OEMs, vendors, products, or part numbers are mentioned in the solicitation.

Description

The Department of the Navy (DON), Assistant Secretary of the Navy for Research, Development, and Acqusition, Deputy Assistant Secretary of the Navy for the Defense Industrial Base, is seeking solution briefs under CSO N0002326SDIB1 for Project ANCHOR—Accelerated Naval Construction through Optimized Consortium-based Repair. This Area of Interest seeks solutions for a prototype consortium-based Other Transaction model for facilities repair and construction projects under 10 U.S.C. 2808a, with anticipated award as a prototype OT under 10 U.S.C. 4022. The objective is to design, implement, and demonstrate a business-process prototype that adapts the consortium-based OT model to repair and construction facility projects in a manner that improves speed, scalability, and value while remaining compliant with applicable statutory and regulatory requirements.

The DON is particularly interested in solutions that can support geographically dispersed projects across DON installations, attract a broad and capable performer base including commercial and nontraditional firms, and employ a best-value fee structure that incentivizes cost control, timely delivery, and measurable performance rather than simply scaling with obligation volume. The prototype is expected to follow a phased, risk-reduced approach beginning with limited demolition projects to validate the model before possible expansion to more complex repair and construction efforts. Responses are encouraged from both existing OT consortium managers and other capable organizations with relevant experience in consortium management, construction delivery, portfolio management, or related support capabilities. Please see the attached Area of Interest for additional details.

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