SAM #Ford_Island_Hawaii_Roll_Up_Door

Sources Sought: Ford Island Roll-Up Door Installation and Facility Modifications

The Department of the Navy is researching construction capabilities for a roll-up door project at Ford Island, Hawaii. - Government buyer: Department of the Navy, Naval Sea Systems Command (NAVSEA), Naval Undersea Warfare Center Division (NUWC), Keyport. - Opportunity: Sources sought / market research only; this is not a solicitation or request for proposals. The final scope and acquisition approach are undetermined. - Requested product: One large roll-up door, to be furnished and installed in an existing non-load-bearing concrete masonry unit (CMU) wall. No manufacturer, model, part number, or quantity specification is provided beyond the single anticipated door. - Anticipated construction services: Prepare the wall opening through demolition, cutting, removal, framing, and finishing; relocate or modify electrical, compressed-air, and water utilities; relocate an existing air-conditioning unit and ductwork; and restore affected interior and exterior finishes. - Notable requirements: Work must be coordinated in an operational facility and account for access, safety, environmental, and utility-outage constraints. Respondents are asked to describe relevant trade capabilities, Hawaii and military-installation experience, logistics, and CMMC Level 1 status. - OEMs and vendors: No OEMs, manufacturers, or vendors are named.

Description

THIS IS NOT A SOLICITATION.  THIS IS A REQUEST FOR INFORMATION ONLY.  SEE ATTACHMENTS FOR FULL DETAILS.

The anticipated project includes, but is not limited to:

• Furnishing and installing a large roll-up door within an existing non-load-bearing concrete masonry unit (CMU) wall.

• Demolition, cutting, removal, framing, finishing, and related work necessary to create the new door opening.

• Relocation and/or modification of affected utilities, including electrical power, compressed air, and water lines.

• Relocation of an existing air-conditioning unit and associated ductwork to accommodate installation and operation of new equipment.

• Restoration of affected interior and exterior finishes.

• Coordination of work in an operational facility and compliance with installation access, safety, environmental, and utility-outage requirements.

See the attached questionnaire for full details available at this time.

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