Hang Government Bids & RFPs

This is a presolicitation notice from the National Park Service, Denver Service Center, for the repair and alteration of airfield structures, specifically Hangars 3 and 4 at Floyd Bennett Field, Brooklyn, NY. The work includes demolition, removal of existing roofs and interior walls, remediation of hazardous materials, exterior restoration (masonry, windows, doors, friezes), roof replacement, interior restoration (doors, windows, slabs, walls), and installation of new systems (lighting, electrical, unit heaters, restrooms, utilities). The contract type will be Firm Fixed Price, and it is a total small business set-aside. The solicitation will be a Request for Proposals (RFP) and is anticipated to be released at the end of April 2026. Interested vendors should monitor SAM. gov for the official solicitation and related documents. No submissions are required in response to this notice.

This is a sources sought notice for the repair, by replacement or refurbishment, of the fire alarm and mass notification system of Hangar 421 for the West Virginia Air National Guard at McLaughlin ANG Base, Charleston WV. The NAICS code is **** with a small business size standard of $19. 0M. The project magnitude is estimated between $500,000 and $1,000,000. All interested firms must be registered in the System for Award Management (SAM). Required submission documents include a positive statement of intent, a completed sources sought information request form, a listing of completed projects from the past three years (including project type, dollar value, contract number, location, and point of contact), and a brief outline of resources, subcontractors, and key personnel. Firms must also indicate their small business category. Information should be emailed to ***@***. *. * and ***@***. *. * with the subject line Sources Sought W50S9J 26 B **** notice of positive intent to submit a proposal as a prime contractor is due no later than April 16, 2026, at 4:00 PM EST.

The contractor shall provide labor, equipment, tools, materials, and supervision to assess the current condition of hangar doors at buildings 808, 809, and 810. Following the assessment, a list of discrepancies must be provided. The contractor must comply with federal, state, and local codes, as well as specific national standards (NSPC, NEC, ASHRAE, OSHA, NFPA, UFC). Coordination with building occupants and the facility manager is required to minimize interruptions, with a 14-day advance notification for shutdowns. The contractor is responsible for providing any necessary man lifts, restoring disturbed areas, disposing of debris off-installation, and cleaning the work site. Damage to government or personal property resulting from contractor actions is the contractor's responsibility. Upon completion, system schematics, as-builts, and maintenance/service manuals (one hard copy and one digital file) are required. A one-year warranty on all work from the date of acceptance is mandated. Hazardous conditions must be reported immediately. A confined space permit is required before entering any confined space. Government-furnished property includes utilities and workspace, but no covered or secure storage. Toilet facilities in the immediate work area are permitted. General on-base security, police, and fire protection services will be provided by the government. Telephone services are not provided, but contractor use of government phones in emergencies or during field/site work may be allowed, with no long-distance calls authorized. Health and safety measures, including OSHA requirements, are detailed. Advance approval (24 hours) is needed for welding, cutting, or brazing operations, requiring a fire watch and appropriate fire extinguishers. A DAF Form 103 (Work Clearance Request) must be completed and approved prior to starting work and renewed every 30 days. Waste, excess, scrap, and salvage materials belong to the contractor and must be disposed of off-base according to regulations. Contractors must report any security threats. Travis Air Force Base is a closed base, requiring identity proofing and vetting for base access, including NCIC and CLETs checks, unless a current favorable government security clearance is verifiable. Random screenings may occur, and disqualifying information can lead to denial of base access or revocation of passes. The primary contractor must ensure all personnel possess proper credentials to work in the United States.