The 366th Contracting Squadron at Mountain Home Air Force Base, Idaho, is seeking qualifications from small business architect-engineer firms for a runway pavement geotechnical investigation and material failure analysis. The selected firm will perform specialized testing and deliver a professional engineering evaluation report to determine whether the pavement distress is caused by cyclic load fatigue, aggregate-cement binder bonding failure, or chemical degradation. This is a Request for Qualifications only—price proposals are not requested and will not be considered. A questions-and-answers document was uploaded to SAM on August 25, 2026. Performance will be at Mountain Home AFB, Idaho.

The 366th Contracting Squadron at Mountain Home Air Force Base, Idaho, is seeking qualifications from Small Business Architect-Engineer firms for a runway pavement geotechnical investigation and material failure analysis. The selected firm will perform specialized testing and deliver an engineering evaluation report to determine the root causes of pavement distress, including surface cracking, spalling, and pitting. The analysis will assess whether the distress results from cyclic load fatigue, aggregate-cement binder bonding failure, or chemical degradation. Price proposals are not requested and will not be considered under this announcement. Performance will be at Mountain Home AFB, Idaho.

A synopsis has been issued for a Small Business Architect-Engineer (A-E) qualification effort at Mountain Home Air Force Base, Idaho. The selected firm will conduct a comprehensive Runway Pavement Geotechnical Investigation and Material Failure Analysis. The work involves specialized testing and a professional engineering evaluation to determine whether pavement distress is caused by cyclic load fatigue, aggregate-cement binder bonding failure, or chemical degradation. No response is required at this time.