PIEE #W912DR26R1CFL

Historic Renovations and Facility Upgrades at The Old Guard Paddock and Stables 236, Fort Myer, Virginia

The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers (USACE) Baltimore District is seeking industry input for a potential procurement involving historic renovations and facility upgrades at The Old Guard (TOG) Paddock and Stables 236, located at Fort Myer, Virginia. - Government Buyer: - U.S. Army Corps of Engineers (USACE), Baltimore District - Project Scope: - Comprehensive architectural, structural, mechanical, electrical, and life safety upgrades to a historic equestrian facility - Work must be performed around active draft horses with spike shoes - Lead abatement required near animals - Historic brick masonry repair and roof repairs - Ventilation system reconfiguration and fire protection upgrades - Unique Requirements: - Contractors must accommodate the presence of draft horses during construction - Specialized lead abatement procedures near animals - Preservation and repair of historic building elements - Acquisition Strategy: - Government requests industry feedback on 1-Step vs. 2-Step Design-Build approaches - OEMs and Vendors: - No specific OEMs or vendors are mentioned in the notice - Products/Services Requested: - No product-level details or part numbers provided in the notice - Attachments: - Draft scope of work referenced, but no detailed line items included

Description

USACE Baltimore District is conducting market research to identify firms capable of performing historic renovations and facility upgrades at The Old Guard (TOG) Paddock and Stables 236, Fort Myer, Virginia.The project involves comprehensive architectural, structural, mechanical, electrical, and life safety upgrades to a historic equestrian facility. Specific considerations include work around active draft horses that wear spike shoes, lead abatement near animals, historic brick masonry repair, roof repairs, ventilation system reconfiguration, and fire protection upgrades.The Government is seeking industry feedback on the most effective acquisition strategy (1-Step Design-Build under 10 USC 2862 versus 2-Step Design-Build) as well as technical expertise.Full details and the Draft Scope of Work are included in the attached documents. Responses must be submitted via the attached Microsoft Form.

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