Industry and Government Technical Information Exchange / Industry Days Event – Joint Base Lewis-McChord (JBLM) FORGE

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This document is a presentation for the JBLM FORGE Industry Day held from January 21-23, 2026. It includes information about the U.S. Army Materiel Command (AMC), its mission and vision, major subordinate commands, and its role in delivering ready combat formations. The presentation also details "Other Transaction Authority" (OTA) basics, including its definition, permissible uses (research, prototype, production), and how it differs from traditional contracts. It outlines the benefits of using OTA, such as bypassing certain FAR requirements and offering flexibility. The document also touches upon OT consortiums and commercial solutions openings (CSO) as methods for utilizing OTA. Finally, it provides an overview of I Corps, its mission, modernization efforts, installation support at JBLM, its divisions, and subordinate commands.

This document serves as an informational overview for potential vendors attending the JBLM FORGE Industry Day. It provides context on the U.S. Army's contracting mechanisms, particularly "Other Transaction Authorities" (OTAs), which may represent opportunities for businesses, especially non-traditional defense contractors and small businesses. Understanding the AMC's structure, mission, and the specific focus areas of I Corps can help bidders identify potential areas for collaboration and align their offerings with the Army's strategic objectives and contracting approaches.

Forms / Attachments / Pricing Sheets

This collection of documents comprises architectural and engineering drawings detailing various systems for the FY27 UEPH MDTF Barracks project at Joint Base Lewis-McChord, Washington. It includes plans for fire alarm, mass notification, sprinkler systems, plumbing, sanitary systems, and HVAC.

• Fire Protection & Mass Notification: Drawings (FA series) outline fire alarm control panels, notification appliances, and sprinkler system layouts (FX series), including piping, heads, and hazard classifications. Keynotes provide specific installation requirements.
• Plumbing & Sanitary: Detailed plans (P series) cover domestic cold water, hot water, hot water recirculation, sanitary, and vent systems across all floors, including risers and specific room details.
• HVAC: Mechanical plans (M and EP series) illustrate heating, ventilation, air conditioning, and hydronic systems, including ductwork, air handling units, unit heaters, and enlarged plans for residential modules. Schedules detail components like DOAS, FCUs, pumps, and boilers.
• Electrical: Lighting plans (EL series) specify fixture layouts, controls, and emergency lighting. Power plans (EP series) show electrical power distribution. Demolition plans (ED series) indicate areas for removal, and site plans (ES series) illustrate utility layouts.
• General Information: Comprehensive legends, notes, abbreviations, and schedules are provided for all systems, defining symbols, materials (e.g., Schedule 40 Steel piping), and installation criteria.

These drawings are critical for bidders involved in fire protection, plumbing, sanitary, mechanical (HVAC), and electrical installations. They define the precise scope, layout, technical requirements, and specifications for these systems. Bidders must thoroughly review these plans, including keynotes, legends, and schedules, to accurately estimate material, labor, and coordination needs, ensuring compliance with project specifications and standards for successful bidding and execution.

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This document, "Attachment #1 FY 26 JBLM C2B2P Project Descriptions," provides detailed descriptions for several projects related to the JBLM (Joint Base Lewis-McChord) C2B2P (Contingency Base Camp Base Protection) program for Fiscal Year 2026. It serves as an attachment to a larger solicitation, offering specific project scopes for potential bidders. Additionally, it contains technical criteria for Soldier Performance Readiness Centers (SPRCs) and civil engineering/demolition/site/utility plans for the FY27 PN 97455 MDTF Barracks project.

• Project #1: Multi-Domain Operations Training Area: Construction of a UAS Training Site with an All-Weather Operations Surface, equipment staging, safety zones, parking, and access road repairs.
• Project #2: Range 76, 30MM Gunnery: Demolition of existing range buildings and infrastructure, followed by site preparation and construction of new Reverse Slope Battle Positions, concrete structures, gravel surfacing, and repair of range roads and the MAT track system.
• Project #3: MDC-PAC Modular SCIF: Provision of a complete SCIF-in-a-Box (SIAB) system (approx. 1,000 SF) including site work, foundation, SIAB procurement/placement, electrical, and communications infrastructure, meeting ICD 705 and SAPF requirements.
• Project #4: McChord Airfield Security Projects: Vegetation clearing, installation of privacy slats on the security fence, anti-vehicle cable barrier system, and cipher locks at various buildings with specific technical requirements.
• Project #5 & #6: Replace HVAC & Controls J01207 & Repair HVAC McChord Air Traffic Control Tower: Replacement of existing VRF HVAC systems with new, redundant, 4-pipe hydronic systems. The Air Traffic Control Tower must remain operational 24/7 throughout the project, which is divided into phases.
• Railroad Track Network: Inspection findings, condition assessments, and repair recommendations for the JBLM railroad track network, including classification yards, storage tracks, and loading ramp tracks. Details include TSCI, operating restrictions, and cost estimates for repairs.
• Soldier Performance Readiness Center (SPRC) Standard: Functional criteria for designing and constructing new or renovating existing SPRCs, covering general building codes, physical training modules (with specific zones and surfacing), reconditioning/cognitive performance modules, classrooms, administration offices, and restrooms.
• FY27 PN 97455 MDTF Barracks Project: Civil engineering drawings, demolition plans, site plans, and utility plans (water, sewer, gas, stormwater, electrical) detailing existing conditions and proposed work for barracks construction.

This collection of attachments provides critical details for potential bidders regarding specific construction and upgrade projects at JBLM for FY26 and FY27. It outlines project scopes, technical specifications (including SCIF, HVAC, security, SPRC standards, and civil infrastructure), demolition requirements, and existing site conditions. Bidders must review these documents to understand the full scope of work, assess capabilities, estimate costs, and prepare compliant proposals for these diverse opportunities.

Forms / Attachments / Pricing Sheets

This document comprises detailed architectural and engineering drawings, including electrical, security, and telecommunication plans, for the FY27 UEPH MDTF Barracks project at Joint Base Lewis-McChord. It also includes project scope documents and site maps for various related projects such as "Madigan CDC Backup Generator," "McChord CDC Backup Generators," and "I Corps JDOC Phase II."

• Electrical Plans: Include one-line diagrams (E-602, E-603, E-600) illustrating power distribution at 208V and 480V, and site plans (E100) showing underground ductlines, manholes, and transformer locations.
• Security Plans: Detailed electronic security plans (EY001-EY121) for multiple floors, showing device layouts, wiring, and zones.
• Telecommunication Plans: Cover demolition (TD102-TD104), site (TS100-TS104), and floor-specific (T-001, T-101 to T-121) layouts. Key details include fiber optic and copper cable provisions, ductbank specifications, splice cases, and outlet installations. General notes reference legends and abbreviations on sheet T-001.
• Construction Details: Include building elements like fences, gates, and facade details (C103, C301, C302, A402, A403).
• Project Scope Documents: Pages describing generator installations and building renovations.
• Duct Bank and Vault Details: Specifications for underground infrastructure (T-401, T-402).

These drawings are critical for bidders to understand the detailed scope of work, technical specifications, and physical layouts for electrical, security, and telecommunication systems, as well as generator installations and building renovations. Bidders must review these documents to assess material requirements, installation methods, site preparation needs, and coordination efforts. The telecommunication plans represent a 35% design submittal, indicating potential for future refinements. Coordination with the Network Enterprise Center (NEC), Contracting Officer's Representative (COR), and mechanical contractors is explicitly required. Seismic anchorage and bracing calculations must be approved by the structural engineer. The issue date for the telecommunication plans is October 28, 2025.

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This document contains architectural drawings and detailed specifications for the FY27 UEPH MDTF BARRACKS project at Joint Base Lewis McChord, Washington. It includes floor plans, reflected ceiling plans, roof plans, elevations, sections, schedules, and Furniture, Fixtures, and Equipment (FF&E) plans, as well as fire alarm and mass notification system device locations.

• Architectural Drawings: Detailed floor plans, reflected ceiling plans (RCPs), roof plans, elevations, building sections, and wall sections for various levels and areas.
• Enlarged Plans & Unit Plans: Specific layouts for core areas and typical 2-bedroom and 4-bedroom residential units.
• Schedules: Comprehensive lists for doors, windows, louvers, and interior finishes, detailing materials, dimensions, and performance criteria (e.g., STC ratings, fire ratings).
• FF&E Plans & Schedule: Layouts and itemized lists for furniture, fixtures, and equipment placement.
• Fire Alarm & Mass Notification System Plans: Floor plans indicating the locations of all required devices and components.
• Assembly Details: Specifications for exterior and interior wall assemblies, roof assemblies, and ceiling assemblies.
• General Notes: Project-wide construction, design, and system installation guidelines.

These drawings and specifications are critical for bidders to understand the complete physical scope, design intent, and construction requirements of the project. They inform decisions on material selection, construction methods, site logistics, and overall project feasibility. Bidders must use this information to develop accurate bids, construction schedules, and execution strategies, particularly for FF&E procurement and installation, and fire alarm/mass notification system deployment.

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This document contains detailed structural drawings for the FY27 PN 97455 MDTF Barracks project at Joint Base Lewis-McChord, Washington. It includes general notes, design standards, load calculations (dead, live, snow, wind, seismic), deferred submittals, existing condition information, foundation and geotechnical data, special inspection and testing requirements, and detailed structural elements such as cast-in-place concrete, reinforcing steel, joints, formwork, footings, slabs on grade, walls, concrete on steel deck, grout, and cold-formed steel framing.

• Structural General Notes: Outlines design standards, load calculations (dead, live, snow, wind, seismic), and deferred submittal requirements.
• Existing Condition: Details soil characteristics, bearing capacities, and lateral earth pressure coefficients.
• Cast-in-Place Concrete: Specifies requirements for concrete strength, mix ratios, reinforcing steel, joints, and formwork.
• Cold-Formed Steel Framing: Details design, fabrication, and erection requirements for studs, joists, and roof trusses.
• Structural Steel: Outlines design, fabrication, and erection standards for steel members and connections.
• Foundation Details: Provides specific details for slabs on grade, footings, walls, and miscellaneous structural elements.
• Schedules: Includes structural column schedules, column footing schedules, and rebar lap splice schedules.

This document is crucial for bidders to understand the structural integrity and construction requirements of the barracks. It details the materials, loads, and specific construction methods that must be adhered to, impacting cost estimations, construction planning, and compliance with engineering standards. Bidders must review these structural details to accurately bid on and execute the construction of the barracks.

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This document is a slide deck titled "JBLM C2B2P Pilot Project Summary Charts" dated February 4, 2026. It provides an overview of various construction and repair projects at Joint Base Lewis-McChord (JBLM).

This document serves as a high-level overview of potential projects. It lists and briefly describes numerous projects, including:

• Infrastructure Improvements: Multi-Domain Operations Training Area, Range 76 30mm Gunnery, airfield security projects (barriers, clearing vegetation, fence obscuration), runway lighting, taxiway repairs, and main runway grooving.
• Facility Construction/Renovation: Modular SCIF, Soldier Performance Readiness Centers (SPRC), barracks replacement, and I Corps JDOC Phase II complex.
• Building Systems: HVAC and controls repair/replacement, and installation of back-up power for various facilities including Child Development Centers (CDC) and Command Operations Centers (CDC).

Each project includes a brief scope description and often a map or aerial view indicating the location. This information can help bidders identify potential opportunities and understand the types of work being considered at JBLM.

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This document is a map and directory of Exchange Facilities at Joint Base Lewis-McChord. It serves to inform personnel and visitors about the locations and types of services available.

• Map: Provides a visual layout of Lewis Main, McChord Field, and Lewis North areas, highlighting key roads, gates, and facility clusters.
• Directory: Lists specific facilities by area (Lewis Main, McChord Field, Lewis North) with corresponding numbers on the map.
• Facility Types: Includes information on Exchanges, Mini Malls, Food Courts, Express stores, Gas Stations, and various fast-food vendors (e.g., Burger King, Subway, Starbucks, Qdoba, Jimmy Johns, Einstein's Bagels, Arby's, Popeye's).

While not a solicitation or SOW, this document provides essential logistical information about the base. Bidders involved in providing goods or services to the base, particularly those related to food services, retail, or facility operations, may find this map useful for understanding the operational environment and existing infrastructure.

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This document provides a map with directions to the American Lake Conference Center. It is intended to guide visitors to the location.

• The map displays major roads and landmarks, including "Lewis North Gate" and "Visitor Center (Lewis Main Liberty Gate)".
• A textual description provides specific turn-by-turn directions: After the Visitor Center, turn back on 41st, go under the overpass to the Lewis North Gate, and follow the map to the American Lake Conference Center.

This map and directions are relevant for bidders who may need to attend site visits, pre-proposal conferences, or deliver materials to the American Lake Conference Center. It helps in planning travel to the specified location.

Other / Unclassified

This document is a biographical profile of Lieutenant General Gavin A. Lawrence, detailing his assumption of duties as Deputy Commanding General of the U.S. Army Materiel Command and Senior Commander of Redstone Arsenal, Alabama, effective November 20, 2025. It outlines his responsibilities in managing the Army's logistics enterprise.

The document also provides a comprehensive overview of his military career, including:

• Commissioning and Early Assignments: Commissioned in 1995, with early roles in the Quartermaster Corps and key staff positions within various task forces and Army commands.
• Command Assignments: Significant command roles including the 225th Forward Support Battalion, 801st Brigade Support Battalion, 25th Sustainment Brigade, Defense Logistics Agency Troop Support, and Military Surface Deployment and Distribution Command.
• Combat and Operational Service: Details deployments to Iraq and Afghanistan, and lists numerous awards and decorations.
• Military Education and Badges: Mentions earned badges (Air Assault, Senior Parachutist, Parachute Rigger) and military education.
• Civilian Education: Lists civilian academic achievements from institutions like U.S. Naval War College, U.S. Army War College, MIT, and the University of North Carolina.

This document provides background information on a key leader within the U.S. Army Materiel Command. While not a solicitation or SOW, it may be relevant for bidders seeking to understand the leadership and organizational structure of the command they might be contracting with. The mention of "December 2025" at the bottom suggests a potential timeframe for the information's relevance.

Other / Unclassified

This document is a biography of Brigadier General Freddy L. Adams II, Commander of the Mission and Installation Contracting Command (MICC). It details his command responsibilities, previous assignments, military education, and awards.

While this document is a biography and not a solicitation or SOW, it may be relevant to bidders by providing context on the leadership of the MICC. Understanding the commander's background and the command's structure could offer insight into the organization's priorities and operational focus.

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This document is a biographical sketch of Lieutenant General Matthew W. McFarlane, Commanding General of I Corps and Joint Base Lewis-McChord, WA. It details his military career, including his education, service in various formations and duty stations, operational and combat experience, and awards and decorations. It also mentions his family.

This document is likely provided as background information for an opportunity. While it does not contain specific requirements or solicitations, it may be relevant for understanding the context of the command or the leadership involved in the opportunity. Bidders may find it useful for understanding the organizational structure and the background of key personnel if such information is pertinent to the opportunity's mission or objectives.

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This document is a biography of Command Sergeant Major (CSM) JennyAnne C. Bright, detailing her military career, assignments, education, and awards. It states her current role as the Command Sergeant Major of the U.S. Army Mission and Installation Contracting Command (MICC) as of November 2024.

While this document is a biography and not a solicitation or SOW, it provides context about the leadership within the Mission and Installation Contracting Command. Bidders may find it useful for understanding the command structure and the background of key personnel, which can sometimes offer insight into the command's priorities or operational philosophy.

Other / Unclassified

This document is a notice for an Industry and Government Technical Information Exchange / Industry Days Event hosted by the Mission & Installation Contracting Command (MICC) Theater Support Center (TSC) at Joint Base Lewis-McChord (JBLM) FORGE. The event is scheduled for January 20-23, 2026. It aims to facilitate discussions on the potential establishment of a Section 10 USC 4022: Other Transaction Agreement (OTA) for the JBLM facility Modernization program, focusing on construction projects to support the warfighter. Minor revisions were made effective January 14, 2026, including adding event information and updating the agenda.

This event provides an opportunity for businesses of all sizes to learn about federal contracting opportunities, particularly in sectors related to engineering, construction, and support services for military and civil works projects. Attendees can gain insights from leadership briefings, learn about the JBLM FORGE initiative, understand the federal procurement process, network with government representatives and industry peers, and provide feedback. Key highlights include:

• Exclusive Leadership Briefings: Overviews from decision-makers at MICC TSC, AMC G4, IMCOM, U.S. Army I Corps, and JBLM DPW.

• JBLM FORGE Spotlight: Information on a large-scale program for modernizing facilities and boosting operational capabilities.

• Mastering Federal Contracts: Learning best practices for navigating government contracts.

• High-Value Networking: Direct connection with government leadership and industry peers.

• Influence the Conversation: Opportunity to share insights and provide feedback.

• Registration Deadline: Noon, January 13, 2026.

• Event Dates: January 20-23, 2026.

Attendance is by prior registration only. Interested parties must submit specific company and attendee information, including Company Name, SAM UEI, attendee names and contact details, Government ID, Citizenship Country, attendance type (in-person/virtual), Company Website, and Updated Capability Sheet to Charley Jackson, Jr. via email by the registration deadline. A specific Excel sheet titled "2026 JBLM FORGE Industry Day Registration" must be used for registration and to obtain the attendance list. Submission methods include unencrypted email followed by a phone call for PII, or via DoD SAFE/encrypted email. Questions should be submitted via an Excel attachment titled "QA_JBLM_FORGE" to the MICC TSC Division 1 email.

Other / Unclassified

This document announces an Industry and Government Technical Information Exchange / Industry Days Event, referred to as "JBLM FORGE," hosted by the Mission & Installation Contracting Command (MICC) Theater Support Center (TSC) and several Army partners. The event is scheduled to take place from January 20-23, 2026, at Joint Base Lewis-McChord (JBLM), WA. The primary purpose is to facilitate discussions regarding the potential establishment of a Section 10 USC 4022: Other Transaction Agreement (OTA) for the JBLM facility Modernization program, which involves several key construction projects.

This event offers an opportunity for businesses of all sizes and socioeconomic backgrounds interested in federal contracting, particularly in engineering, construction, and support services for military and civil works projects, to learn about federal contracting opportunities and engage with the federal government. Key highlights include:

• Exclusive Leadership Briefings: Gain insights from key decision-makers at MICC TSC, AMC G4, IMCOM, U.S. Army I Corps, and JBLM DPW.
• Spotlight on JBLM FORGE: Learn about a large-scale initiative focused on modernizing facilities and infrastructure at JBLM.
• Mastering Federal Contracts: Acquire knowledge on the federal procurement process and strategies for winning contracts.
• High-Value Networking: Connect with leadership from various Army commands and industry peers.
• Influence the Conversation: Provide direct feedback and insights in an open forum.

Registration: Attendance requires prior registration by noon on January 13, 2026, by submitting specific company and attendee information via an Excel sheet to Charley Jackson. Details on how to submit registration information, including options for providing Personally Identifiable Information (PII), are provided. Questions regarding the event should be submitted via a separate Excel attachment to a specified MICC TSC Division 1 email address.

Form / Attachment / Pricing Sheet

This document is an Excel spreadsheet used for registering attendance and providing contact information for the 2026 JBLM FORGE Industry Day. It serves as a registration form for interested parties.

The spreadsheet contains numerous columns for collecting detailed information about each attendee and their company. These include:

• Company Name
• Contact Person's Name (Last, First, Middle, Suffix)
• Contact Address (Mailing, City, State, Zip, Country)
• Contact Information (Email, Phone Numbers)
• Citizenship Status and Government ID details (for US Citizens)
• Passport and Visa information (for Non-US Citizens)
• Attendance preference (in-person or virtual)
• Company Website
• Company Unique Entity Identifier (UEI)
• Company Size (Large/Small)

This document is crucial for any vendor wishing to attend the 2026 JBLM FORGE Industry Day. Completing and submitting this form is the required method for registration. The information collected will help organizers understand attendee demographics and facilitate event logistics. Vendors should review the required fields carefully to ensure accurate and complete registration.

Questions & Answers / Clarifications

This document is a Question & Answer log related to the JBLM FORGE opportunity, providing clarifications to potential bidders.

• Industry Day: Industry Day is scheduled for January 20-23.

This Q&A log provides specific details that may influence bidder understanding and preparation for the opportunity.

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This document lists the acceptable identity verification documents for presentation with a Federal Limits Apply (FLA) license or ID, as of October 27, 2025. It serves as a reference for individuals needing to provide identification for official purposes related to the opportunity.

• DoD CAC
• DoD Uniformed Services Identification and Privileges Cards
• U.S. Passport or U.S. Passport Card
• VA Issued Health Card
• Permanent resident card or Alien Registration Receipt Card (INS Form I-551)
• Foreign passport with a temporary I-551 stamp or temporary I-551 printed notation on a machine readable immigrant visa
• Foreign passport with a current arrival-departure record or foreign passport with INS Form I-94/I-94A bearing the same names as the passport and containing an endorsement of the alien's nonimmigrant status, if that status authorizes the alien to work for an employer
• Employee Identification Card issued by a federal, state or local government agency (must contain photograph and biometric information such as Name, DOB, Gender, Height, Eye Color and/or Address)
• U.S. Coast Guard Merchant Mariner Card
• Transportation Worker ID Card (TWIC) issued by DHS
• Native American tribal document
• U.S. Government issued, authenticated Federal PIV credentials
• For personnel 17 and under, a school identification card with a photograph
• US Military or Draft Record containing name and DOB
• Washington State Enhanced Driver's License or ID Card
• US Birth Certificate with Social Security Card

Bidders may need to refer to this list to ensure they or their personnel possess the correct identification for accessing facilities or performing duties related to the opportunity, especially if site access or specific identification is a requirement.