The project will correct electrical deficiencies at the Fayetteville VAMC, including a new electrical entrance building, medium-voltage loop replacement, distribution equipment replacements, grounding corrections, incidental electrical cleanup, and minor HVAC and plumbing improvements. Work will be phased, require a VA-approved phasing plan, and use temporary power to minimize outages in occupied areas. The period of performance is 1,174 calendar days. Alternate No. 1 would delete specified ground-conductor work in Building 1, Floors 1 and 3.

The project involves correcting electrical deficiencies at the Fayetteville VAMC, including a new electrical entrance building, medium-voltage loop replacement, electrical distribution equipment replacements, grounding corrections, incidental electrical cleanup, and minor HVAC/plumbing improvements. Work will be phased, require temporary power solutions to minimize outages, and require VA-approved phasing plans for replacements. The period of performance is 1,174 calendar days. Location of performance is the Fayetteville VAMC. Alternate No. 1 would delete specified ground conductor deficiency work in Building 1, Floors 1 and 3.

The VA intends to correct electrical deficiencies identified in prior facility assessments, including a new electrical entrance building, medium-voltage loop replacement, electrical distribution equipment replacement, ground conductor corrections, incidental electrical equipment cleanup, and minor HVAC/plumbing improvements. The estimated construction magnitude is between $10,000,000 and $20,000,000, with a period of performance of 1,174 days. NCO 6 plans to issue an Invitation for Bid and award a single firm-fixed-price contract; solicitation materials are expected to be available on or around October 15, 2026, via SAM Contract Opportunities, the only official source for documents. Only one site visit will be scheduled, with details in the solicitation, and interested contractors must be registered and active in SAM.gov to be eligible for award. Questions must be emailed to the primary contract specialist; telephone requests for bidding materials will not be accepted.