Multi Facility Doors

Solicitation / RFP / RFQ

This solicitation is for the "Multi Facility Door Replacement" project at Mountain Home Air Force Base. The government requires the replacement of doors across multiple facilities.

• Replacement of doors in multiple facilities.

• The project is titled "MULTI FACILITY DOOR PROJECT".

• Contract Type: Firm Fixed Price.

• Estimated Magnitude: Between $250,000 and $500,000.

• Period of Performance: The contractor shall begin performance within 10 calendar days and complete it within 180 calendar days after receiving notice to proceed.

• Proposal Submission Deadline: 13 May 2026, by 04:00 PM local time.

• Offer Guarantee: Required.

• Evaluation Criteria: The Government will award the contract to the responsible offeror whose offer conforming to the solicitation will be most advantageous to the Government, considering price and past performance. Price is a factor, but the Government reserves the right to award to an offeror with a higher price if they demonstrate more favorable past performance history.

• Set-Aside Percent: 100% Small Business Set-Aside.

• NAICS Code: 236220

• Size Standard: USD 45,000,000.00 Annual receipts

• The solicitation includes numerous FAR and DFARS clauses, covering areas such as payment instructions (WAWF), contract administration, inspection and acceptance, and various representations and certifications.

• Attachments include "FY 26 Door SOW V3- Multi Facility", "Attachment A. GENERAL REQUIREMENTS", "Bldg 1300 Front", "Attachment B. Door Pictures", and "Attachment C. Floor Plans", all dated 10 Apr 2026.

Form / Attachment / Pricing Sheet

This document provides photographic evidence and descriptions of various door and frame issues across multiple buildings, likely intended to inform a solicitation for repair or replacement services.

• Bldg. 1784: Stairwell door and frame require replacement with panic hardware and mechanical push button lockset.
• Bldg. 2610 Library: Entrance door hinge pocket compromised; previous repair reinforced it.
• Bldg. 512 2nd Floor: Requires replacement of current setup with double commercial doors to match Wing offices.
• Bldg. 2316 DFAC: Kitchen swinging doors and dining room door require replacement due to worn hinge mechanisms. Rear doors exhibit significant rust, particularly the frame of the door with the electronic combo lock.
• Bldg. 198: Door frame rusted out on both sides.
• Bldg. 211: Mech room double doors bind; main entrance frame is rusted at the bottom.
• Bldg. 1126: Door has a broken hinge plate; frame replacement is recommended due to non-standard dimensions.
• Bldg. 1613: Doors have various issues; non-commercial doors are original (circa 1955) and commercial doors are old, posing challenges for future part availability.
• Bldg. 1361: Double doors on the back require replacement with an astragal and panic hardware.

This attachment details specific locations and types of door and frame deficiencies. Bidders should review these issues to understand the scope of potential repair or replacement work required for this opportunity, including the need for specific hardware (panic, mechanical locks) and the condition of existing frames and doors.

Form / Attachment / Pricing Sheet

This document contains floor plans for various buildings, identified by building numbers (e.g., BLDG 198, BLDG 211, BLDG 512, BLDG 1126, BLDG 1361, BLDG 1613, BLDG 1784, BLDG 2316, BLDG 2610). These plans provide detailed layouts of each building, including room configurations, dimensions, and structural elements.

• Building identification numbers
• Floor plan layouts with room divisions
• Door and window placements
• Stairwells and corridors
• Dimensions and scale information (e.g., 1/32" = 1', 1" = 44.0979')

These floor plans are crucial for bidders to understand the physical spaces involved in the opportunity. They are essential for tasks such as site assessments, planning for renovations or construction, estimating material and labor needs, and ensuring compliance with spatial requirements. Bidders should use these plans to accurately scope their proposals and identify any potential challenges or specific site conditions.

Form / Attachment / Pricing Sheet

This document appears to be an attachment or form related to de-icing or ice melt products, possibly for use in facility maintenance or groundskeeping. The text visible on the bag suggests it is a "Sip-Grip All Natural Granules" product designed for melting ice and snow, reducing slips, and providing safety. It may be relevant for opportunities involving facility maintenance, groundskeeping services, or the procurement of winter weather supplies.

• Product Name: Sip-Grip All Natural Granules
• Key Benefits: Melts ice and snow, reduces slips, provides safety, "All Natural".
• Potential Use: Application for walkways, roads, or other surfaces prone to ice and snow.

Bidders responding to opportunities that include grounds maintenance, snow removal, or the supply of winter weather materials should note this attachment. It may indicate specific product requirements or preferences for de-icing agents, or it could be a form to be completed if the opportunity involves the procurement of such materials.

Statement of Work (SOW)

To replace existing doors, frames, glass, and hardware across multiple facilities with new specified components.

• Purchase and install aluminum/glass doors (Kawneer Trifab VersaGlaze or Oldcastle 3000) for storefront systems and hollow metal doors for personnel doors.
• Contractor to provide and verify field measurements.
• Exterior storefronts to have Aluminum Bronze Frames with 1" insulated Bronze tinted Low-e glass.
• Doors to have a minimum 10" bottom rail.
• Exterior doors require keyed locks accepting "BEST" cores and panic hardware.
• Interior doors require push/pull hardware with no locks.
• Install Bronze surface mount closers on all doors.
• Include thresholds, door sweeps, and weather stripping on exterior doors.
• Ensure proper seal around all door frames.
• Support MHAFB's recycling policy by removing and delivering old doors, hardware, and materials to building 1800 Recycle Center.

Detailed specifications for door replacement are provided for the following buildings:

• Building 198: Exterior hollow metal door and frame, CMU mounted, new threshold, closer, panic bar, compatible Best lock assembly. Located on airfield, requires EAL.

• Building 211: Hollow metal doors and frames, some with lites, some double doors, metal building mounted, compatible Best lock system.

• Building 512: Wooden door with side lite replacement, double doors, compatible Best lock system.

• Building 1126: Exterior hollow metal door and frame, CMU mounted, compatible Best lock system.

• Building 1300: Aluminum storefront double doors with insulated glass, compatible Best lock system.

• Building 1361: Exterior hollow metal double doors, some with lites, metal building mounted, compatible Best lock system. Located on airfield, requires EAL.

• Building 1613: Storefront assembly replacement, aluminum and glass double doors, hollow metal double doors and jambs, various sizes and hardware (Best 9K series, panic hardware, lever handles, Simplex cipher lock). Some doors require 2'x2' bottom vent and non-removable hinge pins.

• Building 1784: Hollow metal door and jamb replacement with panic hardware, Simplex cipher lock, and a 2' W x 2' 8” Lite.

• Building 2316: Stainless steel swinging double doors, some with lites, some double action, hollow metal door and frame replacements, CMU mounted, various hardware (Best 9K series, Trilogy electric combination lock).

• Building 2610: Interior double door with side lites and transom storefront assembly, compatible Best lock system.

• Period of Performance: 180 Days.

• Submittals: Door, frame, glass, and hardware specifications.

• Government Furnished Material: None.

• Note: Do not start construction until doors are on site and ready for installation.

Form / Attachment / Pricing Sheet

This document, titled "Attachment A. GENERAL REQUIREMENTS," outlines the general requirements and conditions applicable to the contract. It serves as a foundational document for bidders to understand their obligations and the operational framework.

• Authority: Defines the Contracting Officer's (CO) sole authority for contract changes and the contractor's obligation to notify the CO of any conflicting directions.
• Commencement: Details the process for contract commencement, including securing surety bonds and receiving a Notice to Proceed (NTP) before other efforts begin.
• Progress of Work: Outlines requirements for scheduling, reporting percentage of completion (using AF Forms 3064 and 3065), and submitting a "schedule of values" for cost breakdown. It specifies progress payment conditions and the requirements for final payment.
• Submittals: Describes the process for submitting materials, equipment, and articles for approval using AF Form 3000, including timelines for government review and the implications of approval or disapproval.
• Coordination: Emphasizes that all work is under the CO's direction and subject to daily inspection. It clarifies the roles of various government representatives (COR, COTR, PM, Inspector, SME) and outlines communication protocols.
• Work Hours & Holidays: Specifies standard construction hours (7:00 am - 5:00 pm, Monday-Friday) and lists federal holidays that are considered non-workdays. It also addresses coordination for airfield projects and potential disruptions.
• Base Access: Details the procedures for obtaining base access, including the requirement for SFS Form 30, identification requirements for passes, and prohibitions on weapons. It also outlines protocols for restricted/controlled area access.
• Personnel: Requires the contractor to employ qualified personnel and outlines the government's right to exclude personnel. It addresses the prohibition of 'dual-hatting' roles unless expressly authorized.
• Quality Control (QC): Mandates contractor responsibility for quality control, daily inspections, and adherence to US Army Corps of Engineers (USACE) Construction Quality Management (CQM) practices.
• Request for Information (RFI) Process: Defines the RFI process for seeking clarification, including response timelines and the requirement for prime contractor submission.
• Site Maintenance & Waste Disposal: Outlines requirements for maintaining a clean and safe site, securing equipment, preventing Foreign Object Debris (FOD) on airfields, and specifies prohibited waste disposal locations.

This document is critical for bidders as it establishes the fundamental rules, procedures, and expectations for performing work under the contract. It details requirements for project management, communication, site operations, personnel, and compliance, all of which will impact proposal preparation, cost estimation, and execution planning.