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The project involves the remodel of the Yukon Fire Dispatch Center. Contractors must submit a security plan, preconstruction submittals (insurance, bonds, safety plan, schedule, subcontractors), shop drawings, product data, and samples. There are requirements for construction waste management, including diversion from landfills. The contractor is responsible for maintaining as-built drawings and delivering them electronically within 15 calendar days of project completion. The government will make utilities available, but the contractor must coordinate any service interruptions with the contracting officer. Before starting work, the contractor must provide a one-week notice to the contracting officer. There are restrictions on photography and vehicle access to the Fort Wainwright site. The contractor must comply with all applicable Department of Defense and Bureau of Land Management regulations. The Yukon Fire Dispatch Center must maintain 24/7 operational ability, so any service interruptions must be coordinated with the contracting officer.

The project involves the remodel of the Yukon Fire Dispatch Center. Security plan, physical and administrative security procedures, are required for the entire duration of the project. Contractors' employees may be subject to inspection of their personal effects. Before starting work, the contractor must give one week's notice to the contracting officer. No photography of Fort Wainwright premises is allowed without written permission. The contractor is responsible for maintaining two full-size sets of as-built drawings, including all contract changes, modifications, and clarifications. These drawings must be delivered electronically (scanned PDF) within 15 calendar days after project completion. The contractor is responsible for the management of nonhazardous building construction and demolition waste. The Yukon Fire Dispatch Center must maintain 24-hour operational ability 7 days a week. Any interruption in service must be scheduled and coordinated with the contracting officer. The contractor must protect existing equipment and property against dust and debris. The government will make all reasonably required amounts of utilities available to the contractor. Before final acceptance, the contractor must remove all temporary connections and repair the infrastructure as required. Submittals are required prior to issuing notice to proceed, including certificates of insurance, surety bonds, site-specific safety plan, construction schedule, and a list of proposed subcontractors. Two sets of physical samples are required for each item. The AFS will review submittals within 15 business days of receipt.

The US Department of Agriculture, Forest Service is seeking bids for storm damage repairs at the Mortimer Workcenter building in McDowell County, North Carolina. The Davis-Bacon Act and related acts (DBRA) apply, and the solicitation is set aside for small businesses. Interested contractors must be registered in SAM. gov. A site visit is scheduled for August 6, 2025, at 11:00 AM Eastern time at **** Edgemont Rd, Collettsville, NC. All questions must be submitted by August 18, 2025. The solicitation is available on SAM. gov.

Pre-solicitation notice for a firm fixed price construction contract for roof replacement and exterior wall renovations at the U. S. Consulate General in Toronto, Canada. The contract is anticipated to be awarded during the third quarter of 2025. Interested companies must submit a letter of interest by July 30, 2025, to the specified email addresses. The solicitation package documents will not be placed on SAM. gov. Companies must demonstrate authorization to operate in Canada and provide details on obtaining necessary licenses and visas. A 40% irrevocable letter of credit is required. SAM registration is mandatory upon contract award.