Opportunity
SAM #36C24127Q0041
VA Boston Brockton Campus Ameristar Impasse Trident Fence Repair
Buyer
Department of Veterans Affairs
Posted
October 28, 2026
Respond By
November 05, 2026
Identifier
36C24127Q0041
NAICS
238990, 238190
The Department of Veterans Affairs is seeking a localized, replacement-in-kind repair of the security fence at its Brockton campus. - Government buyer: Department of Veterans Affairs (VA), VA Boston Healthcare System, Brockton VA Medical Center; Network Contracting Office 01 is identified in the opportunity. The listed contact is Subrena Winfield. - OEM: Ameristar is the benchmark manufacturer, and the existing fence is an Ameristar Impasse Trident system. Genuine Ameristar components or compliant components from an alternate manufacturer may be used if they meet the requirements and connect to the retained fence. - Materials requested: Five nominal 8-foot-by-8-foot steel palisade/Trident-style panels and six I-beam-profile posts or compatible equals, plus matching rails, pales, brackets, fasteners, caps, tamper-resistant connections, and required footing materials. No part numbers are specified. - Work requested: One complete repair job, including removal and disposal of damaged components, installation, temporary security controls, and site restoration. - Key requirements: Restore the damaged section's original alignment, configuration, appearance, structural stability, and security function. Protect the undamaged fence and maintain continuous perimeter security. No fence-line expansion, additional fenced area, or redesign is authorized. - Set-aside: Certified service-disabled veteran-owned small businesses (SDVOSBs). - Performance period: Planned two-month period, subject to the awarded contract.
Description
The VA Boston Healthcare System is seeking a vendor for for a localized replacement-in-kind repair of the existing perimeter security fence at the Brockton VA Campus located at 940 Belmont Street, Brockton, MA 02301. The existing fence is identified in the submitted repair documents as an Ameristar Impasse Trident system and has sustained damage associated with winter snow-removal activities. The work shall restore the damaged portion to the original fence alignment, configuration, appearance, structural stability, and security function. It does not authorize a new fence line, additional fenced area, expansion, or redesign of the undamaged perimeter. Work is limited to the damaged fence section and associated posts, footings, connections, and adjacent areas necessarily disturbed during repair. The existing, undamaged fence shall remain in place and be protected. The identified benchmark product is the existing Ameristar Impasse Trident perimeter security fence. The Government intends to restore the damaged portion in kind. Offerors may quote genuine Ameristar components or an alternate manufacturer’s components only when the proposed complete installed system meets every applicable salient characteristic below and interfaces with the retained fence without a reduction in security or a change to the existing fence line.The salient characteristics are included within the Statement of Work (SOW).