The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, Louisville District, is seeking market intelligence for a potential design-build repair and modernization of Building 410, the General Stilwell Army Reserve Center—a two-story, 144,360 SF command and training facility at Fort Hood, Texas—plus POV parking and supporting utilities. The scope includes comprehensive repair or replacement of failing HVAC, electrical, plumbing, envelope/roof, ADA, fire/life-safety, telecommunications, and hazardous-material abatement work to restore a code-compliant facility and extend its economic life by 25 years. The estimated acquisition magnitude is $90,000,000. The government is evaluating Progressive Design Build via Other Transaction Authority under 10 U.S.C. § 2808a, with a collaborative design/pre-construction phase followed by an optional construction phase based on an accepted Guaranteed Maximum Price and an off-ramp if no GMP is agreed. This RFI is for informational market research only, not a solicitation or RFP, and seeks industry feedback on capability, delivery strategy, risks, evaluation criteria, and bonding capacity.