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Title: Reception Complex Phase 2 at Ft. Jackson, SC The w ork involves new construction of a Reception Complex, Phase 2 at Ft. Jackson. This acquisition is being advertised as Full and Open (Unrestric... Title: Reception Complex Phase 2 at Ft. Jackson, SC The w ork involves new construction of a Reception Complex, Phase 2 at Ft. Jackson. This acquisition is being advertised as Full and Open (Unrestricted). NAICS Code is 236220, Commerical and Institutional Building Construction. Magnitude of Construction: $25M to $100M SPECS AND DRAWINGS ARE IN PIEE!

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Amendment 0005 updates specs based on bidder inquiries. PLEASE NOTE- ONLY OFFERORS THAT SUBMITTED A TECHNICAL PROPOSAL CAN SUBMIT A COST PROPOSAL on 9 Aug 2022. NO ADDITIONAL PROPOSALS WILL BE ACCEPTE... Amendment 0005 updates specs based on bidder inquiries. PLEASE NOTE- ONLY OFFERORS THAT SUBMITTED A TECHNICAL PROPOSAL CAN SUBMIT A COST PROPOSAL on 9 Aug 2022. NO ADDITIONAL PROPOSALS WILL BE ACCEPTED. Reception Complex Phase II - Construct consolidated Reception Facility including a new 80,000 SF Reception Processing Station and 40,000 SF Medical Clinic. Construction a 50,000 SF standard design Trainee Barracks. Construction a 12,000 SF Optical Fabrication Facility. HVAC for all facilities will be tied into the base-wide Central Energy Plant for Heating, Ventilation and Cooling (HVAC). Provide a temporary, modular, swing space for the Reception Processing. Supporting Facilities include site development, utilities and connections, perimeter security devices, lighting, paving, parking, walks, curbs and gutters, storm drainage, landscaping, fencing, and signage. SCOPE: Contractors will be required to provide all personnel, equipment and materials and dedicated A-E support, where required, to perform a wide range of general construction activities including but not limited to design analysis, vertical and horizontal construction activities, including site work, utilities, concrete, masonry, roofing, mechanical, electrical, plumbing, HVAC, electrical, communications, electronic safety and security, paving, etc. Contractors shall be bonded throughout the life of the contract. They will be required to furnish the proper payment and performance bonds prior to starting construction.