Statement of Work DB Demo Dorm 2425

DESIGN BUILD SERVICES

STATEMENT OF WORK

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MOUNTAIN HOME AFB

DEMOLISH DORM 2425

PROJECT NO. QYZH250017

1 OCTOBER 2026

Project: QYZH 250017 – Demolish Dorm 2425

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Project: QYZH 250017 – Demolish Dorm 2425

STATEMENT OF WORK

DEMO DORM 2425

PROJECT NO. QYZH 250017

MOUNTAIN HOME AIR FORCE BASE, IDAHO

This Statement of Work (SOW) defines the requirements to procure Design-Build (DB) services to design the demolition of Dormitory 2425. The Contractor shall furnish all personnel, services, equipment, and materials necessary for the performance of the work set forth herein.
Part 1

General Requirements

1. Introduction: The purpose of this project is for the DB Contractor to develop a full set of construction documents and execute all design, demolition, construction, and testing services required to deliver a completed project to demolish Dormitory 2425. 2. Background: Construction of Mountain Home AFB (MHAFB) started in November 1942 as an Army Air Field and officially opened on August 7, 1943, to train aircrews during World War II. Mountain Home AFB today is home to the Air Combat Command's (ACC) famous 366th Fighter Wing "Gunfighters". The wing operates F15E Strike Eagles and hosts international training crews, like the Republic of Singapore Air Force's 428th Fighter Squadron.
Dormitory 2425: originally placed into service in October 1970 to support USAF service members at MHAFB. Over the years the dorm has undergone numerous renovations to extend its lifecycle. However, at current year costs to renovate and upgrade the facility does not warrant the expenditures of funds to place this facility into future service at MHAFB.
3. Scope of Work: The primary objective is to develop a complete and fully functional design and construction package to demolish Dormitory 2425. The DB Contractor shall provide all necessary architectural and engineering services to produce signed and sealed construction documents. This includes, but not limited to, performing a site investigation and all architectural and engineering design to develop drawings and specifications, perform the necessary work to include , but not limited to, architectural, structural, mechanical, electrical, plumbing, and site civil work.

A. Phase I: Design Services

1. Provide all architectural and engineering services necessary to produce a complete set of construction documents (design analysis, drawings, and