CNS Finished Water Tank

Solicitation / RFP / RFQ

This solicitation is for the construction of an 800,000-gallon elevated potable water storage tank at Moron Air Base, Spain. The estimated magnitude of this project is between $1,000,000 and $5,000,000 U.S. Dollars. The actual extent of work requirements will be governed by the specifications and drawings.

• Construction of an 800KGal elevated potable water storage tank.

• Project location: Moron Air Base, Spain.

• The work must comply with Spanish legislation for the execution of Government works.

• Spanish material, labor, and equipment shall be used whenever feasible.

• Contract Type: Firm Fixed Price.

• Period of Performance: 365 calendar days from the Notice to Proceed.

• Estimated Magnitude: $1,000,000 - $5,000,000 USD.

• Proposal Submission Deadline: 06 May 2026, 1200 hours local time.

• Bids must be submitted electronically in CD form with .pdf format files to the address in Block 7 of the SF 1442. A printed copy is recommended.

• Bids will be evaluated without discussions.

• Evaluation will be based on price and price-related factors to the lowest responsive bidder.

• Offerors must be registered and active in SAM.

• This solicitation is intended ONLY FOR LOCAL SOURCES. Local sources are defined as those normally resident, licensed, and registered to conduct construction business in Spain. Offers from non-local sources will not be considered.

• A pre-proposal conference and site visit will be held on 20 April 2026 at 1300 hours local time.

• Questions must be submitted via email no later than 27 April 2025.

• Funds are not presently available within USAFE to fund this project; bid acceptance period should be valid through 31 Dec 2025.

• The Government reserves the right to cancel this solicitation at any time.

• A Bank Letter of Guarantee is required within ten (10) calendar days after contract award.

Statement of Work (SOW) / Performance Work Statement (PWS)

This project aims to complete the design for an elevated water tank at Morón Air Base, Spain, to meet fire fighting and three-day self-sustaining water storage requirements.

The project encompasses various aspects related to the tank and its location, including:

• Civil Works:
  • Partial demolition of the exterior fence.
  • Installation of a new exterior fence.
  • Trenching for exterior utilities (water, sewage, electrical systems).
  • Installation of a new drainage system.
  • Construction of a new access road.
• Structural Works:
  • Reinforced concrete footings and bracing beams.
  • Galvanized metal structure to support the tank, including ladders, handrails, and accessories.
• Architectural Work (Building #558):
  • Selective demolition.
  • Installation of a new steel door.
  • Construction of new brick partitions.
  • Installation of a new fall arrestor system and safety ladder.
• Mechanical Works:
  • Provision of an elevated cylindrical tank with an inner diameter of Ø22.643m and a height of 7.70m, yielding a volume of approximately 3,029 m³.
  • Installation of exterior underground pipes for potable water.
  • Installation of a dosification system (chlorination and pH control).
  • Installation of all piping and valves as indicated in the drawings.
  • Installation of a fall arrestor system.
  • Installation of a new elevator.
• Electrical Works:
  • Provision of an underground electrical distribution system.
  • Installation of exterior lighting.
  • Installation of interior lighting.
  • Installation of a lightning protection system.
  • Provision of a new Dry transformer (10 kVA).
  • Provision of all required electrical items (panelboards, switches, cabling, conduits, etc.).
  • Installation of a cathodic protection system to protect the interior surface of the tank in contact with the water.
  • Installation of a TV camera (SpAF).
• Miscellaneous Works:
  • Provision of a control system for the new water tank.
  • Coordination of the existing control system with the new control system.
  • Repair of elements affected by the project execution.
  • Final cleaning.
  • Testing and adjustment of all installed equipment for proper functioning.

The work is located at Morón Air Base, Spain.

• The project includes testing to be performed by independent laboratories for quality control.
• A detailed list of drawings is provided, outlining various aspects of the project including general, civil, structural, architectural, mechanical, electrical, and telecommunications work.

Statement of Work (SOW) / Performance Work Statement (PWS)

This document outlines the "Statement of Work" (SOW) for the "QUUG 19-1003, Construct Water Storage Tank" project located at the Morón Air Base in Spain. The primary objective is to design and construct an elevated water storage tank to meet fire suppression needs and provide a three-day self-sufficient water supply for the base.

The project encompasses various aspects related to the tank and its site, including:

• Civil Works: Demolition of the existing fence, construction of a new fence, excavation for utility lines (water, sewage, electrical), installation of a new drainage system, and construction of a new access road.
• Structural Works: Installation of reinforced concrete footings and bracing, and a galvanized steel support structure for the tank, including stairs, railings, and accessories.
• Architectural Works (Building #558): Selective demolition, installation of a new steel door, construction of new brick partitions, and installation of a new anti-fall system and safety ladder.
• Mechanical Works: Provision of a cylindrical elevated tank (22.643m inner diameter, 7.70m height, approx. 3,029 m³ volume), installation of underground potable water piping, and a dosing system (chlorination and pH control).
• Electrical Works: Installation of an underground electrical distribution system, interior and exterior lighting, a lightning protection system, and a new 10 kVA dry transformer. This includes all necessary electrical components (panels, switches, wiring, conduits, etc.) and a cathodic protection system for the interior of the tank in contact with water.
• Miscellaneous Works: Provision of a SCADA water tank control system, coordination with the existing control system, repair of affected elements, final cleaning, and testing of all installed equipment.

The work is located at the Morón Air Base, Spain.

• Independent laboratories will conduct quality control tests.
• The contractor is responsible for obtaining all necessary permits and authorizations for base access.
• A two-year commercial warranty is required for all work, materials, and labor.
• The project duration is estimated at 540 calendar days, including an average of days for inclement weather.

Form / Attachment / Pricing Sheet

This document, "Attachment 3 - Drawings.pdf", provides comprehensive architectural and engineering drawings for "PROJECT QUUG 19-1003: CONSTRUCCIÓN DE DEPÓSITO DE ALMACENAMIENTO DE AGUA (CNS FINISHED WATER TANK)" located at Morón Air Base, Spain. It is essential for bidders to understand the full scope of work.

• Project Identification: Project QUUG 19-1003, "CNS Finished Water Tank Construction".
• Location: Morón Air Base, Spain.
• Drawings: Includes site maps, construction phasing plans (Phases 1-8), detailed foundation and structure construction, topographic survey data, existing conditions, demolition plans, exterior finishes, utilities site plan, road and ditch sections, and general 3D views.
• Structural Details: Specific plans for foundation, structure, access platform, general site conditions, demolition, exterior finishes, utilities, roads, ditches, and construction phasing. Includes detailed drawings of structural steel joints, anchor plates, and foundation elements.
• Piping & Instrumentation Diagrams (P&ID): Schematics for water distribution, recirculation, and chlorination systems.
• Electrical & Lighting Plans: Site plans for electrical installations, lighting layouts, and panel schedules.
• Protection Systems: Details on cathodic protection and lightning protection systems.
• Control Sequences: Descriptions of operational modes for water supply and transfer.
• Geotechnical Data: Boring schedules and DPSH test results.
• Welding Tables: Specifications for welding procedures.
• Schedules: Equipment schedules for pumps, dosing systems, and lighting fixtures.

These drawings are critical for bidders to accurately estimate costs, timelines, and technical requirements. They provide essential details for site preparation, foundation work, structural erection, utility connections, final finishes, and understanding the exact requirements for materials, dimensions, connections, and operational logic for the structural, mechanical, electrical, and control systems. Bidders must thoroughly review these drawings for proposal development and project execution.

Form / Attachment / Pricing Sheet

This document is a blank cost estimate breakdown spreadsheet (Attachment 4) for the CNS Finished Water Tank project. It is intended for contractors to fill in their proposed costs for various work items.

The spreadsheet details numerous line items categorized under:

• Demolition Works (Civil and Electrical)
• New Exterior Works (Civil, Electrical, Drainage, Water Distribution, Recirculation/Chlorination)
• Works Related to the Elevated Water Storage Tank (Civil, Structural, Architectural, Mechanical System, Electrical System)
• TV Camera SpAF
• Unforeseen site conditions

Each line item includes columns for units of measure, quantity, unit costs (material, labor, other direct costs), and total costs. It also includes sections for overhead, profit, and a total project price in Euros.

Bidders must use this template to provide a detailed cost proposal for the project. It outlines the specific work items and categories for which costs need to be estimated, guiding the structure and content of their financial offer. The breakdown helps in understanding the cost distribution across different project phases and components.

Form / Attachment / Pricing Sheet

This document, titled "Schedule of Materials" (and its Spanish equivalent), outlines the required submittals from a contractor for various project sections. It details the type of submittal, the number of copies required, and the submission deadlines relative to contract milestones (e.g., Contract Award, Final Inspection, Notice to Proceed).

The schedule is organized by CSI (Construction Specifications Institute) MasterFormat sections, covering a wide range of construction activities from General Conditions to specific trades like Concrete, Steel, Electrical, Plumbing, and Fire Suppression.

For each item, it specifies:

• Item or Description of Item: The specific material, drawing, or plan required.
• Type of Submittal: Categorized as Certificate of Compliance, Shop Drawings, Samples, Catalog Data, Technical Data, Test Reports, etc.
• Number of Copies Required: The quantity of each submittal needed.
• Required Submission Date: When the submittal is due, often expressed as a number of days relative to a project milestone (e.g., CNTP+7 means 7 days after Notice to Proceed).

This document is crucial for bidders as it defines the administrative and technical documentation they must provide throughout the project lifecycle. Understanding these requirements and deadlines is essential for accurate project planning, cost estimation, and successful contract execution. Failure to submit required documents on time can lead to project delays and potential penalties.

Form / Attachment / Pricing Sheet

This document is the "Attachment 6 - Integrated Natural Resources Management Plan for Moron AB.pdf". It serves as an installation-specific Environmental Management Plan (EMP) for Morón Air Base (AB), developed in accordance with the Department of the Air Force's (DAF's) standardized Integrated Natural and Cultural Resources Management Plan (INCRMP) template for installations outside the United States.

• Scope: Details the management of both natural and cultural resources on the installation, integrating protocols from separate Natural Resources Management and Cultural Resources Management Plans.
• Objectives: Aims to protect and conserve natural and cultural resources, inform decisions regarding future development, and ensure these resources are considered in all phases of installation and mission planning.
• Compliance: Aligns with Final Governing Standards-Spain (FGS-S) and applicable Air Force directives.
• Content: Includes an overview of current resource status, identification of potential impacts, key management areas, recommendations, and specific work plans.
• Management Areas: Covers a wide range of topics including:
  • Installation Profile (location, history, military missions)
  • Ecosystems and Biotic Environment (vegetation, fish, wildlife)
  • Mission Impacts (natural, historic, and cultural resources)
  • Environmental Management System
  • Roles and Responsibilities
  • Training, Recordkeeping, and Reporting
  • Program Management (Fish and Wildlife, Outdoor Recreation, Conservation Standards, Threatened/Endangered Species, Water Resources, Wetlands, Grounds Maintenance, Forest Management, Wildland Fire Management, Agricultural Outleasing, Pest Management, Bird/Wildlife Aircraft Strike Hazard)
  • Climate Change Impacts and Future Management Activities
  • Historic and Cultural Resources Review Process
  • Management Goals and Objectives

This document provides comprehensive information about the environmental context of Morón Air Base, including its natural and cultural resources, potential impacts from operations, and management strategies. This information is crucial for any bidder whose proposed work might interact with or affect these resources, ensuring compliance with environmental regulations and conservation efforts. It highlights the base's commitment to sustainable resource management and its integration into mission planning.

Form / Attachment / Pricing Sheet

This document, "Attachment 7 - Environmental Final Governing Standards.pdf", outlines the environmental compliance criteria for U.S. Department of Defense (DoD) installations in Spain. It serves as a comprehensive set of country-specific substantive provisions and management practices to ensure environmental compliance at these installations.

• Purpose: To provide environmental compliance criteria for DoD installations in Spain, implementing DoD Instruction 4715.5.
• Applicability: Applies to actions for DoD Components at installations in Spain. It sets minimum criteria, but DoD Components may impose stricter policies if they do not conflict with these standards. Agreements with Spanish authorities establishing different criteria require prior EEA approval.
• Exemptions: Excludes installations with de minimis environmental impact, leased/joint use facilities where DoD does not control operations, U.S. military vessels/aircraft operations (except for support functions), Naval Nuclear Propulsion Program facilities, and remediation activities under DoDI 4715.8.
• Definitions: Provides definitions for key terms such as "Host Nation" (Spain), "Existing Facility" (pre-Oct 1994), "New Facility" (post-Oct 1994 or substantially modified), and "Substantial Modification" (cost > $1 million).
• Additional Information: Details environmental audit programs, pollution prevention policies, laboratory analysis requirements, record-keeping procedures, and waiver processes.
• Authorizations and Reporting: Outlines procedures for obtaining authorizations from Spanish authorities and reporting requirements.
• Legal Protections: Addresses legal protections for U.S. Forces employees regarding host nation investigations.
• Environmental Executive Agent (EEA): Identifies the Commander, Navy Region Europe, Africa, Southwest Asia as the EEA for these standards.

This document is crucial for any bidder involved in opportunities requiring compliance with environmental standards in Spain. It details the specific environmental regulations and criteria that DoD installations must adhere to, impacting operations, construction, waste management, and overall environmental stewardship. Understanding these standards is essential for developing compliant proposals and executing contracts effectively within Spain.