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Design-Build a New Air Traffic Control Tower at Mountain Home Air Force Base

The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, Seattle District, is conducting market research for a new air traffic control tower at Mountain Home Air Force Base, Idaho. - Government buyer: U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, Seattle District. - Requirement: Progressive design-build of one new 13,941-square-foot Air Traffic Control Tower, replacing the existing tower and relocating tower operations. - Demolition: Remove existing Air Traffic Control Tower B3600 and Simulator B3601. - Facility requirements: Control cab for at least six controller stations and five additional trainers, simulator room, offices, administrative work area, training room, ready/break room, unisex toilet rooms, storage, electronic equipment rooms, and building support spaces. - Site objectives: Provide visibility of the full flight pattern and ground movement areas, with proximity to supporting facilities including the Airfield Operations Building/Radar Approach Control Facility (B261). - Estimated project budget and duration: $32 million and approximately 730 calendar days. - OEMs and vendors: No product manufacturers, OEMs, or vendors are named; this is a construction and design services requirement. - Notice status: Sources-sought market research seeking responses from capable small businesses; it is not a solicitation.

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Design and construct an Air Traffic Control Tower at Mountain Home Air Force Base, ID. Please see attached for details.

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