SAM #FY26-91

U.S. Secret Service furniture and installation award for the NCFI expansion

The U.S. Secret Service awarded a furniture delivery order for the National Computer Forensics Institute (NCFI) expansion in Hoover, Alabama. - Award and buyer: U.S. Department of Homeland Security, U.S. Secret Service, Office of Procurement; delivery order 70US0926F2GSA2405 under GSA contract GS-27F-015CA. - Awardee and value: Business Interiors, Inc. is identified as the proposed contractor; the planned award amount is $1,377,925.36. - Products: Furnishings include workstations, office desks, chairs, collaborative seating and couches, food-galley booths, classroom electrostatic-dissipating desks, and conference-room furniture. The notice provides no quantities, part numbers, or named furniture manufacturers. - Services: Furniture design, freight, and installation are included. - Limited-sources rationale: The furniture and installation must align with the City of Hoover’s concurrent facility expansion, including established layouts, building infrastructure, construction sequencing, and existing classroom furniture. The stated rationale also cites avoiding duplicated design and installation work. - Period of performance: Not stated in the provided information.

Description

The U.S. Department of Homeland Security, U.S. Secret Service, Office of Procurement, awarded a GSA Multiple Award Schedule delivery order to Business Interiors, Inc. for furniture, design, freight, and installation supporting the National Computer Forensics Institute’s facility expansion in Hoover, Alabama.

The award includes furnishings for administrative offices, classrooms, auditorium and lobby areas, food-service space, and conference rooms. Required items include workstations, desks, chairs, collaborative seating, classroom electrostatic-dissipating desks, booths, couches, and conference-room furniture.

The delivery order was awarded on a limited-sources basis under FAR 8.4, Only One Source (except brand name). Business Interiors was the only source capable of providing the required furnishings and services at the required level of quality because it was already integrated with the City of Hoover’s concurrent NCFI facility-expansion project. Its project-specific furniture layouts, approved product configurations, infrastructure coordination, and installation sequencing were necessary to ensure compatibility with the facility’s architectural plans, fixed furniture, power and data connections, construction schedule, and installation activities.

Use of another vendor would have required duplicative site surveys, design and engineering coordination, product matching, and separate delivery and installation planning, creating increased cost, schedule delay, and integration risk.

The attached redacted justification provides the supporting rationale for this award.

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