The 482d Contracting Flight at Homestead Air Reserve Base, Florida, is conducting market research via a sources-sought notice for an Outdoor Fitness Facility, Building 389 project. The anticipated requirement is primarily procurement and delivery of construction materials and equipment, plus limited installation support, while Air Force RED HORSE personnel perform most construction and installation. Contractor scope includes furnishing a pre-engineered building package with signed and sealed shop drawings, procuring and delivering bill-of-materials items, coordinating concrete deliveries, supplying fueled construction equipment, installing a steel picket fence with St. Augustine sod restoration, and conditionally installing, testing, and certifying a lightning-protection system if not built into the PEB. Interested firms should provide capability statements of up to 10 pages covering company and socioeconomic information, technical capability, relevant past projects, lead times and supply-chain risks, commercial alternatives, and nonbinding rough-order-of-magnitude estimates. Work will occur on an active military installation; excavation permits must be requested at least three weeks before excavation, and normal fence-installation hours are 0730–1630 Monday–Friday excluding Federal holidays unless otherwise approved.

This is a sources-sought/market-research notice for an Outdoor Fitness Facility, Building 389, at Homestead Air Reserve Base, Florida; it is not a solicitation and does not commit the Government to award. The contractor would primarily procure and deliver bill-of-materials construction materials/equipment and provide limited installation support, while Air Force RED HORSE personnel perform most construction. Scope includes furnishing a pre-engineered building package with sealed shop drawings and warranties, installing a steel picket fence with St. Augustine sod restoration, supplying fueled construction equipment, and conditionally installing/testing/certifying a lightning-protection system if the PEB lacks compliant built-in protection. Potential sources should be able to work on an active military installation, provide an English-fluent site superintendent for contractor installation, and comply with access/safety/security requirements; normal fence work hours are 0730–1630 Monday–Friday excluding Federal holidays, and excavation permits must be requested at least three weeks before excavation. Interested firms are asked to submit a capability statement of no more than 10 pages covering company/socioeconomic status, technical capability, relevant experience, lead times/supply-chain risks, commercial alternatives, and a nonbinding rough-order-of-magnitude estimate by cost category.