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NAVSTAR Market Intelligence Questionnaire JBMDL

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Progressive Design Build Delivery Method Market Intelligence Questionnaire
Purpose:
The purpose of this market intelligence questionnaire is to obtain industry’s professional feedback regarding the project delivery method – Progressive Design Build – for the described requirement. The Government seeks expert feedback on the acquisition strategy, project delivery method, contracting vehicle, risk allocation, and commercial structure for the project. Project Description:
The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers (USACE), New York District, has a requirement for the design and construction of a new roughly 26,000 SF hangar at Lakehurst on Joint Base McGuire-Dix-Lakehurst (JBMDL).
The project is anticipated to provide a permanent, secure, and efficiently configured Naval Secure Test and Research (NavSTAR) hangar to support aircraft compatibility testing at the Lakehurst test site on JBMDL. The Government is seeking industry feedback regarding the most effective means to plan, design, procure, construct, commission, and transition the new hangar. 1. NavSTAR Hangar Facility and Utility Systems
• New Hangar Facility:
o Construct a new permanent 25,172 SF footprint steel-frame hangar facility west of Bldg. 685 to support simultaneous 1-in/1-out fixed-wing carrier aircraft compatibility testing. o Space includes several secure rooms that must be designed, built, and certified to the current ICD 705 standards with all appropriate secure network connections. o Include a fully climate-controlled maintenance and testing bay, maintenance workshop, two (2) logistics warehouses, a payloads storage room, a security office, and dedicated support space for personnel.
o Ensure the facility incorporates high-performance and sustainable building design features maximizing energy efficiency in accordance with DoD Unified Facilities Criteria (UFC), federal laws, and Executive Orders to meet or exceed useful service life. • Primary Power and Electrical Distribution:
o Provide a new 750 kW standby generator to supply emergency/backup power to the hangar facility and its secure testing operations.
o Provide complete primary and secondary electrical distribution systems, including transformers, apron lighting, and exterior security lighting. o Integrate telecommunications infrastructure and secure communications lines directly with the existing installation network.
• Climate Control, Mechanical, and Fire Systems:
o Provide a fully climate-controlled HVAC system tailored for the maintenance/testing bay

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