USACE Far East District is seeking industry input on a potential Progressive Design-Build OTA under 10 U.S.C. § 2808a for ICD-705 controlled spaces modernization and sustainment at Osan Air Base, Republic of Korea. The work covers two existing facilities: Building A includes M98 CPS replacement, HVAC modernization, and about 2,610 sq ft of ICD-705 conversion; Building B includes about 3,700 sq ft of ICD-705 conversion plus sustainment of about 50,000 sq ft, fire protection/alarm repairs, HVAC infrastructure, and plumbing. The estimated program magnitude is $60–100 million, with construction funding anticipated for obligation in FY27 subject to funds and approvals. The Government seeks industry feedback on PDB OTA benefits, risks, commercial terms, phasing, pricing, governance, and alternative acquisition strategies. A virtual Industry Day is to be determined, with details to be posted later.

USACE Far East District is seeking industry input to shape the acquisition strategy for an ICD-705 controlled spaces modernization and sustainment program at Osan Air Base, Republic of Korea, evaluating Progressive Design-Build via OTA under 10 U.S.C. § 2808a versus traditional delivery. The scope covers Building A CPS/HVAC and ICD-705 modernization—including M98 CPS, blast doors, controls, and about 2,610 sq ft of conversion—plus Building B’s approximately 3,700 sq ft ICD-705 conversion and roughly 50,000 sq ft of sustainment work including roof, fire protection, HVAC, and plumbing. Estimated program magnitude is $60–100 million, with construction funding anticipated for obligation in FY27 subject to availability of funds and approvals. The government seeks candid feedback on PDB/OTA benefits, limitations, risks, commercial terms, phasing, open-book pricing/GMP, governance, risk allocation, and alternative acquisition approaches, along with questionnaire and capability statement responses. A virtual Industry Day is to be determined, and interested firms are encouraged to monitor SAM.gov and the Interested Vendors List for updates.