NIST seeks full-and-open competition for large-tier electrical construction services at its Gaithersburg, Maryland campus. The requirement will be awarded as one or more IDIQ contracts with a 5-year ordering period, with a minimum order amount of $5,000 and a combined maximum of $73,788,828. Work includes electrical systems, medium-voltage distribution, lighting, life-safety systems, and associated repairs or modifications. An advisory multi-step process will be used, with Phase 1 offers followed by Phase 2; bonding capacity must be at least $20M per contract and $70M aggregate. The first task order will be awarded shortly after contract award, and a draft solicitation will be posted on SAM.gov prior to the final solicitation.

The U.S. Department of Commerce's NIST intends to competitively award one or more IDIQ contracts for large-tier electrical construction services at its Gaithersburg, Maryland campus. The contracts will have a 5-year ordering period with a minimum order guarantee of $5,000 and a combined maximum of $73,788,828 across all task orders. Work includes electrical systems, medium-voltage distribution, lighting, life safety systems, and associated repairs and maintenance. The solicitation will use a two-phase advisory multistep process, with a draft solicitation posted on sam.gov as a Special Notice before the final solicitation is released. Evaluation will include bonding capacity, technical approach, past performance, price, and subcontracting plan factors.

The National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) is seeking large-tier construction services for its Gaithersburg, Maryland campus, under a new requirement with no incumbent contractor. The procurement will result in one or more Indefinite-Delivery, Indefinite-Quantity (IDIQ) contracts with a 5-year ordering period, a minimum order guarantee of $5,000, and a total maximum of $73,788,828 across all task orders. The solicitation uses an advisory multistep process; only Phase 1 offerors may proceed to Phase 2, and the first task order will be awarded shortly after the IDIQ contracts. Work includes electrical systems (from 120V to 13.8kV), medium-voltage distribution, life safety systems, and related construction, maintenance, and repair services. Selection factors include bonding capacity (at least $20M per contract, $70M aggregate), technical capability, past performance, price for the first task order, and a subcontracting plan (if applicable), with awards to the highest technically rated offerors at fair and reasonable prices.