This RFI is for market intelligence only and does not constitute a solicitation; participation is voluntary and will not affect future proposal eligibility. USACE, in support of AMC/IMCOM and USAG Fort Belvoir, is planning design and construction to restore and modernize Building 1809 at 6020 30th Engineer Road, Fort Belvoir, Fairfax County, VA, a 26,247 SF single-story administrative and storage facility. Scope includes comprehensive fire suppression/life-safety, HVAC and air conditioning, envelope/structural repairs, interior reconfiguration for ADA/sustainability, and utility/metering upgrades for mission-critical operations. The estimated acquisition magnitude is $10–12M, and the Government is evaluating Progressive Design Build via Other Transaction Authority under 10 U.S.C. § 2808a, using a qualifications-based two-step process and a two-phase design/preconstruction then construction/GMP structure with an off-ramp. The RFI requests industry feedback on OTA and collaborative-delivery experience, project risks, alternative acquisition/phasing approaches, evaluation criteria, and bonding capacity.

This RFI is for market intelligence only, is not a solicitation/RFP, and participation is voluntary. It supports design and construction to restore and modernize Building 1809, a ~26,247 SF single-story concrete administrative and storage facility at Fort Belvoir, Fairfax County, Virginia. The scope includes fire suppression/life-safety upgrades, full HVAC and climate control, building envelope and interior reconfiguration, ADA/sustainability improvements, and utility/metering modernization. The estimated acquisition magnitude is $10–12M, and the government is evaluating Progressive Design Build via Other Transaction Authority under 10 U.S.C. § 2808a with a qualifications-based two-step selection and a two-phase design/pre-construction then construction award using a Guaranteed Maximum Price. The RFI seeks industry feedback on OTA/collaborative delivery experience, project risks and phasing, acquisition strategy alternatives, evaluation criteria, and bonding capability.