The Navy seeks multiple Firm-Fixed-Price IDIQ contracts for natural resource technical services across the NAVFAC Pacific area of responsibility, primarily Hawaii, Guam, and the CNMI, with potential worldwide support. The contract has a maximum value of $70 million and a term of up to 90 months, with task orders typically ranging from $3,500 to $10 million and a $5,000 minimum guarantee per awardee. Estimated workload is about $2.5 million for the unrestricted division and $67 million for the partial small business set-aside division. The procurement is unrestricted with a partial small business set-aside, expected to result in up to six awards based on best-value trade-off evaluation. Services include wildlife and botanical surveys, restoration, wetland work, invasive species management, NEPA support, and marine/diving surveys.

A Firm-Fixed-Price, Multiple Award IDIQ contract will provide natural resource technical services across the NAVFAC Pacific area of responsibility, primarily in Hawaii, Guam, and the CNMI, with possible worldwide task orders. The contract is split into an Unrestricted Division for Government of Japan-funded projects and a partial Small Business Set-Aside Division for U.S.-funded work, with award of up to six contracts via best-value tradeoff. The total contract ceiling is $70 million or a 90-month term (12-month base, six 12-month options, and one 6-month extension), whichever occurs first. Task orders typically range from $3,500 to $10 million, with an estimated workload of $2.5 million for the Unrestricted Division and $67 million for the SBSA Division. Services span surveys, restoration, planning, invasive species management, fire management, GIS mapping, and marine/diving assessments, with a $5,000 minimum guarantee per awardee.

The government intends to award Firm-Fixed-Price, Multiple-Award IDIQ contracts for natural resource technical services (e.g., avian/bat/insect surveys, wetland restoration, invasive species management, NEPA/planning, GIS, and marine surveys) under two divisions: an Unrestricted Division for Government of Japan-funded DPRI/Guam Realignment projects and a partial Small Business Set-Aside Division for U.S.-funded projects. Work will be performed primarily in Hawaii, Guam, and the Commonwealth of the Northern Mariana Islands, with possible requirements across the NAVFAC Pacific AOR and worldwide. The total contract ceiling is $70 million over a maximum 90-month term (12-month base, six 12-month options, and one 6-month extension), with estimated workloads of about $2.5 million for the Unrestricted Division and $67 million for the SBSA Division. Task orders will typically range from $3,500 to $10 million, and each awardee is guaranteed a minimum of $5,000.

The Naval Facilities Engineering Systems Command Pacific intends to award multiple Firm-Fixed-Price, Indefinite Delivery Indefinite Quantity contracts for natural resource technical services, covering work such as surveys, restoration, planning, invasive species management, and mapping. Performance will primarily occur in Hawaii, Guam, and the Commonwealth of the Northern Mariana Islands, with potential work throughout the NAVFAC Pacific area of responsibility and worldwide as needed. The contracts have a total ceiling of $70 million or a 90-month term (12-month base, six 12-month options, and one 6-month extension), with individual task orders typically ranging from $3,500 to $10 million and a $5,000 minimum guarantee per awardee. Estimated workload is $2.5 million for the unrestricted division (Government of Japan–funded DPRI/Guam projects) and $67 million for the small business set-aside division (U.S.-appropriated funding). Award will be based on best value trade-off, evaluating experience, sample project, safety, small business utilization, past performance, and price, with technical factors and past performance combined significantly more important than price.

The Navy plans to award multiple Firm-Fixed-Price IDIQ contracts for natural resource technical services, primarily in Hawaii, Guam, and the CNMI, with possible work elsewhere in the NAVFAC Pacific AOR. The procurement is unrestricted with a partial small business set-aside, split into an Unrestricted Division for GOJ-funded DPRI/Guam projects and an SBSA Division for US-funded work. The contract ceiling is $70 million over 90 months (a 12-month base period, six 12-month options, and a 6-month extension), with task orders typically ranging from $3,500 to $10 million and a $5,000 minimum guarantee per awardee. Estimated workload is about $2.5 million for the Unrestricted Division and $67 million for the SBSA Division. Services span surveys, restoration, invasive species management, NEPA planning, GIS mapping, and marine/diving surveys, with up to six awards expected under a best-value tradeoff evaluation.

The Naval Facilities Engineering Systems Command, Pacific, intends to award multiple Firm-Fixed-Price, Indefinite Delivery Indefinite Quantity contracts for natural resource technical services, with work primarily performed in Hawaii, Guam, and the Commonwealth of the Northern Mariana Islands, and potentially worldwide. The contract has a maximum value of $70 million over a total term of 90 months, consisting of a 12-month base period, six 12-month option periods, and one 6-month extension. Task orders will typically range from $3,500 to $10,000,000, with a minimum guarantee of $5,000 per awardee. The procurement includes an Unrestricted Division for Government of Japan-funded projects and a Small Business Set-Aside Division for U.S.-funded projects, with the SBSA Division estimated at $67 million and the Unrestricted Division at $2.5 million. Services include surveys, restoration, planning, and mapping, with award based on best value considering experience, sample project, safety, small business utilization, and past performance.