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Amendment 0004 (P04) to RFQ 36C25526Q0617, Fire Alarm, Smoke and Automatic Door Inspection and Testing Services (IDIQ). The purpose of this amendment is to extend the quote due date to November 20, 2026, 3:00 PM CST. The previous due date was 1/10/2026 1500 CST. All other terms and conditions remain unchanged. Offerors must acknowledge this amendment by signing and returning the SF30 with their quote, or as otherwise stated in the amendment. Offerors who already submitted a quote may submit a revised quote by the new due date. If no revised quote is received, the quote already on file will be considered. .

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Please see the attachments; 1. Draft PWS - Experimental Facility Support Services 2. RFI - Sources Sought Synopsis - W911QX27RA003 - Amendment 0001

The Naval Surface Warfare Center Indian Head Division, NSWC IHD, announces its intention to procure, on a competitive basis and as a Total Small Business Set-Aside, Engineering, Testing, Analyses, and Specialized Services, ETASS, for various programs and projects aligned to NSWC IHDs sponsors and associated mission sets as a SeaPort-NxG MAC task order. THIS ADVANCE NOTICE IS NOT A REQUEST FOR PROPOSAL. It is a notification to industry of the Governments intent.

The Naval Surface Warfare Center Indian Head Division, NSWC IHD, announces its intention to procure, on a competitive basis and as a Total Small Business Set-Aside, Engineering, Testing, Analyses, and Specialized Services, ETASS, for various programs and projects aligned to NSWC IHDs sponsors and associated mission sets as a SeaPort-NxG MAC task order. THIS ADVANCE NOTICE IS NOT A REQUEST FOR PROPOSAL. It is a notification to industry of the Governments intent.

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This is an update to the previously posted pre-solicitation notice 26 March 2026. This pre-solicitation synopsis is for SeaPort-NxG Multiple Award Contract (MAC) holders only. Naval Undersea Warfare Center (NUWC) Keyport intends to issue a Request for Proposal (RFP) for the Keyport Infrastructure Security Support Services (KISSS) requirement as a total small business set-aside. The purpose of this advance notice is to provide a draft Statement of Work (SOW) for industry review before the formal RFP is released. Please note that this SOW is a preliminary draft and is subject to change. The anticipated period of performance includes a base year and four (4) one-year option periods, with an estimated RFP release in November 2027. To be eligible to receive the solicitation and submit a proposal, all interested SeaPort-NxG MAC holders must be registered in the Procurement Integrated Enterprise Environment (PIEE). Offers from sources other than SeaPort-NxG MAC holders will not be considered.

SEE PWS (SECTION C) FOR FULL DESCRIPTION. THIS IS A SMALL BUSINESS SET-ASIDE FOR SEAPORT MAC HOLDERS ONLY.The support under this PWS will facilitate overall objectives for N97 USE Program Analyst Support; primarilyfor N9741, N9742, N977 and N978. The support will require direct liaison with program analysts, requirementsofficers, technical Subject Matter Experts (SMEs), and program managers across the OPNAV organization aswell as all other Department of the Navy (DON) stakeholders in support of the development and refinement ofexecutable programs and policies. An in-depth, working knowledge of existing tools and decision supportsystems employed within the enterprise will contribute to this objective. The contractor shall provide acontinuum of on-site support to various N977 efforts. The same level of support shall also be provided to N974requirement officers, managers, and analysts through analytical, technical, and administrative services insupport of N974 SSW requirements. The N978 support will predominantly work on-site, but will likelyexperience more seasonal workload.

This is a Request for Information (RFI) for market intelligence and for informational purposes only. This announcement does not constitute a solicitation or a request for proposals (RFP), and no solicitation is currently available. Participation in this RFI is strictly voluntary. The Government will not be obligated to award any agreement or contract because of this RFI, nor will it reimburse respondents for any costs associated with the preparation or submission of information. Submitting a response will not affect a firm's ability to submit a proposal should a formal solicitation be issued in the future. Facilities and infrastructure at Cape Canaveral Space Force Station (CCSFS) are exposed to intense acoustic loads and sonic booms from an increasing cadence of launch operations. Existing historical data is primarily based on aircraft overflights and has limited applicability to the unique pressure signatures generated by modern launch vehicles (including Falcon 9, Falcon Heavy, Starship/Super Heavy, Vulcan, New Glenn, and other current or proposed vehicles). The Government requires development of a scientifically defensible material testing methodology and a predictive engineering model to evaluate the effects of launch noise and sonic booms on both current and legacy construction materials, infrastructure, and facility types at CCSFS. The effort shall support informed decisions on facility sustainment, retrofitting, or replacement. Reference the attached Statement of Objective for a more detailed description of this requirement. Please see attached RFI for further directions. Please respond to the questions found within the RFI document if interested no later than 3 December 2026, 2:00 PM EST. You may address questions in a narrative, annotated outline, bullet or table format. Thank you!

REQUEST FOR INFORMATION (RFI) SUMMARY: The Department of Homeland Security (DHS), FEMA, Office of Resilience, Chemical, Biological, Radiological, and Nuclear (CBRN) Support Directorate, requires support to staff identified local field offices and execute the daily BioWatch Program field operations in accordance with the attached Statement of Work (SOW). GENERAL INFORMATION: This RFI is issued solely for information gathering purposes to identify sources that can provide support for the BioWatch program field operations, special events and surge operations, and technology upgrades and integration. In accordance with FAR 15.101(c), RFIs may be used when the Government wants to obtain price, delivery, other market information, and capabilities for planning purposes. Responses to these RFIs are not offers and cannot be accepted by the Government to form a binding contract. This RFI shall not be construed as a commitment by the Government for any purpose, nor does it restrict the Government to an ultimate acquisition approach. Respondents are solely responsible for all expenses associated with their RFI response. Respondents will not receive additional information in response to their submittal to the RFI and will not be notified of the resulting market research. INTRODUCTION: DHS�s mission is to safeguard the American people, the homeland, and American values with honor and integrity. In support of this mission, the FEMA works to prevent CBRN attacks against the United States by providing timely, responsive support to operational partners. The CBRN Support Directorate advances this mission through the BioWatch program, the nation�s only civilian program that monitors for aerosol releases of select bioterrorism agents. Since its establishment in 2003, BioWatch has maintained a bioterrorism air monitoring system that operates 24 hours a day, 7 days a week in large metropolitan areas, known as jurisdictions, and partnered with state and local public health communities to prepare for and respond to bioterrorist events. The BioWatch Program�s strategic objectives are to: Monitor for the highest-priority biological agents that could cause catastrophic outcomes. Protect the nation�s most at-risk locations. Maintain technical oversight of operations in close collaboration with state and local public health partners that execute the program. Conduct advanced development and use federal research and development (R&D) to procure and deploy improved detection capabilities at lower cost. Coordinate federal, state, and local public health preparedness activities to develop operational protocols for initiating response activities following the detection of an agent for which the system tests. Strengthen federal, state, and local stakeholder partnerships and improve operational efficiencies. To accomplish these objectives, each BioWatch jurisdiction maintains a static array of air samplers, the filters of which are collected daily by field operators. These filters are then delivered to a state or local operational laboratory where they are analyzed for select biological agents. Jurisdictions may also elect to surge operations by deploying additional units to monitor special events or increasing the collection cycle (e.g., twice a day collections). In addition, each jurisdiction has an advisory committee that coordinates with the BioWatch program on operations and biological event preparedness activities. At the federal level, the BioWatch program includes field, surge, laboratory, and biodefense preparedness operational components. Figure 1 depicts daily sample operations. Figure 1. BioWatch Sample Operational Process PURPOSE OF RFI Currently field operators and field-related tasks are not staffed by contract. The purpose of this RFI is to evaluate and determine the field staffing and support options for the BioWatch program to meet field operations requirements. The performer must enable the BioWatch program to maintain current field operations and continue to provide high quality, reliable, and timely delivery of field samples to the laboratories. In addition, due to its evolving operational needs, the performer must provide the necessary flexibility and adaptability to ensure BioWatch can address changes in sample collections for both planned events and unforeseen incidents, as well as assist with potential technology assessments, field evaluations, integration, and implementation. DESIRED CAPABILITIES FOR BIOWATCH FIELD STAFFING AND SUPPORT CAPABILITY Competent, proficient, and reliable field staffing is essential to ensure the BioWatch program continues to meet established requirements. In addition, the evolving threats and vulnerabilities that are identified at the state and local level require operational flexibility and adaptability that must be able to be supported with field staff capable of performing field operations and chain of custody in accordance with mission needs. A successful candidate staffing performer will provide field personnel to conduct BioWatch daily operations in select metropolitan cities within the United States. Composition and hierarchy of field staff at each location will be made at the discretion of the performer, with recommendations and concurrence from the BioWatch program. The staffing performer shall: Provide a Program Manager for the contract who will serve as the primary point of contact for the BioWatch Program and DHS Contracting Officer. Provide a primary point of contact, or lead, for each jurisdiction who will provide direct oversight of field staff and be responsible for administrative activities such as: Scheduling field staff and scoping collection routes. Maintaining appropriate documentation (e.g., training documentation, required inventories, etc.) Coordinating delivery times with local BioWatch laboratory. Communicating and coordinating with the BioWatch Field Operations team. Participating in relevant program meetings. Upon request, participating in local advisory committee meetings. Responding to requests for information from the BioWatch program. Supporting program audits and other assessments. Provide local office space to include space for equipment and consumable supplies storage. Implement staff recruitment and retention practices to maintain staffing levels over the life of the contract to: Support routine daily operations 7 days a week, 365 days a year and may require working beyond a standard 8-hour day and/or alternate shifts. Support planned and limited notice special events and surge operations (i.e., equipment deployment/demobilization, increased operations tempo, increased collection cycle, expanded array, etc.). Support changes to the static array (i.e., additions/reductions in number of collection sites) or collection routes. Ensure the staffing level in a given jurisdiction does not fall below 75% for longer than 1 month and that overall staffing levels do not fall below 90% per year. Accommodate appropriate and reasonable time off for personnel (i.e., paid time off, etc.) without compromising operations including special events and surge operations. Provide continuity of operations, which may include: Changes in operational tempo caused by limited notice special events. Travel of field staff from one jurisdiction to another for either surge support or to ensure continued steady-state operations. Perform all required operational tasks in accordance with the Field Operations Standard Operating Procedure (SOP) and other program guidance, processes, and protocols, including: Logistics support. Equipment and supplies ordering and inventory maintenance and reporting. Ensure all field staff, including new hires, are appropriately trained in all relevant BioWatch operations procedures, processes, and protocols. Training materials are provided by the BioWatch program but the performer may be required to develop, maintain, and provide additional training to meet and support program objectives. Ensure field staff maintain and uphold the BioWatch Program Quality Assurance Program Plan (QAPP) requirements. Oversight of Quality Assurance parameters is maintained by the program through audits and inspections, but compliance with program requirements by field staff will be the responsibility of the staffing performer. Upon request, participate in BioWatch program preparedness activities such as planning, drill/exercise participation, and post-detection coordination calls. Upon request, participate in BioWatch program technology assessments, field evaluations, upgrades and integration. All field staff must: be able to perform, at a minimum, routine operations including: Comply with all BioWatch field operations procedures, processes, and protocols. Comply with field operations information management requirements (e.g., sample chain of custody, operations reporting, etc.). Perform routine operations including: BioWatch collector siting, calibration, and maintenance. Filter holder assembly (FHA) cleaning and assembly. FHA collection and installation. Post-collection FHA storage and transfer. Sample delivery to the laboratory. PROPRIETARY INFORMATION AND DISCLAIMERS: Respondents shall identify any proprietary information in its RFI response. Information submitted in response to this RFI will be used at the discretion of the Government. Further, the information submitted will remain confidential insofar as permitted by law, including the Freedom of Information and Privacy Acts. FEMA reserves the right to utilize any non-proprietary technical information in the anticipated SOW or solicitation. Although it is not necessary to address in their response, respondents shall be aware of any potential, actual, or perceived organizational conflicts of interests. Any real or potential conflicts must be sufficiently mitigated prior to a contract award. For further guidance, refer to the Federal Acquisition Regulation, Part 9.5. NAICS CODE: 541620 (Environmental Consulting Services), 541330 (Engineering Services) PRODUCT SERVICE CODE (PSC): R408 (Support-Professional/Program Management/Support), R410 (Support-Professional: Program Evaluation/Review/Development), R425 (Support-Professional: Engineering/Technical), R499 (Support � professional: other); and F999 (Other Environmental Services) ANTICIPATED PERIOD OF PERFORMANCE START DATE: February 1, 2027 ATTACHMENT: Draft requirement document BioWatch Field Operations Statement of Work RFI RESPONSE SUBMITTAL INSTRUCTIONS: Interested contractors shall submit their RFI responses electronically to Isaac Chapple, Contracting Officer, at isaac.chapple@fema.dhs.gov, no later than 12:00PM Eastern Time (ET), December 4, 2026. Questions regarding this RFI are due no later than 12:00PM ET, November 20, 2026. �RFI Response for BioWatch Program Field Operations� shall be in the subject line of your e-mail. All responses shall be unclassified, with proprietary information clearly marked. The document format shall be either Microsoft Word (.doc or .docx), or Adobe Acrobat (.pdf) formats. Pages shall be 8.5 by 11 inch and shall use a type pitch that is no smaller than a standard 11-point font type, with the exception of charts, graphs, or tables, which shall use a pitch not smaller than 10-point font. Responses shall not exceed 8 pages in length including images, data displays, charts, graphs, and tables. Page limitation does not include: 1 cover page. Do not include promotional materials. RFI Responses shall include the following information in the order below: Cover Page with the following information: Company Name Company Address UEI Number Applicable NAICS code(s) Applicable PSC code(s) Company Point of Contact - Name, Title, Phone, and Email address Statement of current business size status (i.e., HUBZone small business concern, service-disabled veteran-owned small business firm, 8(a) contractor, woman-owned small business, small business, or large business concern). Also, business size in relation to the NAICS code size standards assigned to this acquisition. GSA Schedule Number including, but not limited to NAICS codes 541620 and/or not limited to the Product Service Code R425 (Support-Professional: Engineering/Technical) Contract Number, and Period of Performance and/or DHS Strategic Sourcing Vehicle Category Name and Contract Number, if applicable Contractor Capability Statement (No more than 6 pages in length): Competent, proficient, and reliable field staffing is essential to ensuring the BioWatch Program continues to install, collect, transport, and deliver samples to the laboratories for processing and analysis. In addition, the evolving threats and vulnerabilities that are identified at the State and Local level require operational flexibility and adaptability that must be able to be supported with field staff capable of performing field operations activities including placement of equipment; install, collect and deliver of samples; maintain equipment in accordance with mission needs. Describe your experience within the last five years in executing requirements of similar size, scope, and complexity, specifically referencing your experience and lessons learned with geographically dispersed, 24/7/365 field operations for federal, state, or local government agencies regarding � including but not limited to: 1) Experience staffing comprehensive field operations; 2) Experience providing field staff to meet a surge capability with short-term operational requirements; and 3) Experience staff travel and meeting Federal Travel Regulations (FTR). Summarize your approach to ensuring staff are meeting requirements: following program SOPs; trained in accordance with requirements; compliant with chain of custody requirements; traceability with using external data systems; transportation (e.g., vehicle, gas, collectors, transport, parking); site maintenance/collector site use and utilities; emergency response coordination and drill activities; Ability to meet staffing requirements across all jurisdictions in the United States; approach to providing office or warehouse space to address field activities described above. The timeframe your company would assume control of this requirement and be capable of performing the tasks outlined in the SOW. A description of the proposed solution, addressing the following: a) Fundamental management principles used; b) Demonstrated staffing experience: utilization in operational environments, relevant performance information (turn-over rates, staff qualifications, training program, etc.), and length of experience providing staffing; c) Adaptability; ability and ease of customization of staffing options to address the specific, and potentially evolving, needs of the Program; d) Any applicable IT or software support that is specific to the performer that would need to be implemented in current BioWatch program locations; e) Any demonstrable operational benefits that could be provided to the BioWatch program by the performer; and f) Any other information the respondent believes to be important and germane to the purposes of this RFI. Contractor RFI responses to questions (No more than 2 total pages in length) The responses received will assist FEMA with identifying the number and nature of the entities that consider themselves potential technical solution providers. Each respondent, by submitting a response, agrees that any cost incurred in response to this RFI, or in support of activities associated with this RFI, shall be the sole responsibility of the respondent. FEMA shall incur no obligations or liabilities whatsoever, to anyone, for any costs or expenses incurred by the respondent in responding to this RFI. REQUEST FOR INFORMATION (RFI) QUESTIONS Provide at least one example of past or current contracts where you provided field support services across multiple states or jurisdictions. For each, describe the scope, number of personnel managed, and the geographical area covered. Describe your experience managing a "Train the Trainer" program, where your personnel are responsible for the ongoing training and certification of the field workforce based on initial government-provided instruction. Detail your approach for accountability and traceability with managing government-furnished property (GFP) and implementing a robust inventory management system for consumables and spare parts across numerous locations. Describe your proposed methodology for ensuring the field staffing 365 days a year, including holidays, weekends, and periods of inclement weather across diverse urban environments. The SOW requires the ability to surge to twice-daily collections and support special events with as little as 24 hours' notice. How would you structure your staffing and logistics plan to meet these critical flexibility requirements without degrading routine operations? Are there other NAICS or PCS codes that should be considered? Please provide any other feedback you have on the SOW that could help FEMA refine the requirements for a future solicitation.

Please, see attached Sources Sought Notice for full description as well as requested Capability Statement Submittals. This is a Sources Sought Notice for informational and market research purposes only. This Sources Sought does not constitute a Request for Quote, nor does it restrict the Government to an ultimate acquisition approach. This Sources Sought Notice should not be construed as a commitment by the Government for any purpose. Requests for a solicitation will not receive a response. This Sources Sought Notice is in support of market research being conducted by the St. Louis District, Corps of Engineers to identify interested and qualified contractors who can perform the type of work described in the attached Sources Sought Notice. USACE is not responsible for any costs incurred by interested parties in responding to this Sources Sought.

The general scope of this task order is to provide non-personal technical, analytical, and administrative support services to assist the Government in its financial management, comptroller, and program management objectives. The Contractor shall provide advisory and assistance support, including data aggregation, financial reporting preparation, risk analysis modeling, and schedule tracking. These services are intended to provide data-driven insights and administrative coordination to support the Governments resource management and program execution.

The 354th Eielson Contracting Squadron is seeking qualification packages for A&E service for the project below: The Government requires A-E Title I investigation and design services for the repair and renovation of Nose Dock 7, Building 1232, at Eielson AFB, Alaska. The objective is to develop a complete and coordinated design that addresses the facility deficiencies and operational requirements identified in this SOW and provides the basis for a future construction acquisition. The scope also includes Title II construction-phase design support as identified in this SOW. Construction execution is not included in this effort. This information will be utilized to prepare comprehensive drawings, schedules, specifications, and cost estimates for all facets of work and disciplines/trades involved in the construction project. The primary objective is to develop a biddable set of construction documents tailored to address the unique challenges presented by the extreme Arctic conditions at Eielson AFB, AK. Notices to Offerors: This RFQ is a request for information and not to be confused with a request for proposal (RFP). This RFQ is strictly used by the Government to conduct market research for determining the three (3) most highly qualified offerors. The contract schedule set fourth in the statement of work requires a delivery of 100% in 282 calendar days. If this is something your firm is interested in and accomplish, please submit a combined Instructions to Offers (Evaluation Factors Document), SF-330 (Architect-Engineer Qualification-Standard Form 330), and PPQ (Past Performance Questionnaire) to 354CONS.PKA.Designs@us.af.mil. All questions regarding this RFQ must be emailed to the e-mail addresses above by 3:00 P.M. AKT on 27 November 2026. Responses will be provided by COB 2 Dec 2026.

*This Solicitation is for SEAPORT NXG MAC HOLDERS ONLY. No other offers will be considered. Seaport MAC Holders will need to register for PIEE accounts in order to submit offers.*Naval Undersea Warfare Center (NUWC) Division Keyport is soliciting a task order for Keyport Infrastructure Security Support Services (KISSS). This requirement supports the Infrastructure Services Division (Code 102) and the Security Division (Code 105).The scope of work includes, but is not limited to: Safety Compliance, Environmental Compliance, Facilities Engineering, Facilities Planning, Facilities Management, Facilities Maintenance, Security Operations Support, and Monitoring Support. The selected contractor will support Code 102 in its mission to plan, manage, and maintain NUWC Division Keyports safety, environmental, and facilities programs, while also providing security services under the direction of the Code 105 Security Office. The contemplated task order will be a Cost-Plus-Fixed-Fee (CPFF) under the SeaPort NxG allowing any small business company in SeaPort to propose. It will be awarded on a best value basis to the Government. A trade-off analysis will be carried out, taking into consideration technical capability, past performance, and cost/price. It will include a base period of twelve (12) months and may include up to four (4) option years. The solicitation is set aside for Seaport Small businesses. The applicable PSC code for this requirement is R499 and the applicable NAICS code is 541330. The task order is predicted to be awarded in November 2027 with a predicted start date of January 2028. The support services are currently being performed under SeaPort-NxG task order N0025322F3001 by McLaughlin Research Corporation.

Naval Air Warfare Center Aircraft Division (NAWCAD), Webster Outlying Field (WOLF), Airborne Systems Integration (ASI) Division intends to issue a competitive, total small business set-aside Request for Offers (RFO) under the SeaPort Next Generation (NxG) Multiple Award Contract for Airborne Systems Integration (ASI) Technical/Project Management Support (TPMS). The resulting Cost-Plus-Fixed-Fee task order will provide technical project-management, data-management, and acquisition support for ASI Division requirements. Support includes project planning, execution, monitoring, and closeout; division-level planning and performance reporting; data analytics, metrics, and repeatable best practices. The effort supports multiple defense acquisition programs and weapons systems, including�but not limited to�VH-92A, E-6B, unmanned carrier aviation, counter-uncrewed systems, V-22, and Naval Sea Systems Command Integrated Warfare Systems Program Executive Office requirements. Performance is anticipated at Government sites in St. Inigoes, Maryland, and Patuxent River, Maryland, with limited contractor-site performance within 50 drivable miles of NAWCAD WOLF. A Secret Facility Clearance Level is required.

UPDATED 11/10/2026. This Advance Notice Is for the Team Submarine follow-on for Combat Systems Contractor Support Services (CSS) requirement for program management, financial and business management, technical and engineering management, and integrated logistics support. The LOE is approx. 1.5M hours. The PoP is for one (1) base year and four (4) option years. The RFP is est. for Q1 of FY27 for an est. period of 50 calendar days. This requirement is anticipated to be Unrestricted. The NAICS is 541330; the PSC is R408. The required FCL is anticipated as Secret and required Safeguarding is anticipated as Secret. Award is on a best value trade-off basis, including Technical, Past Performance, and Cost evaluation factors. Pass/Fail requirements also apply, including a SB Participation requirement of 35%. This is a total follow-on to N0017819D7264/N6660422F3007 with Booz Allen Hamilton. OCOI terms apply. Section 508 Exception #1 applies. Full drafts of the SOW, evaluation criteria, and other core information are forthcoming. All questions must be submitted via email to Devin Santerre (devin.t.santerre.civ@us.navy.mil) and Justin Monti (justin.g.monti.civ@us.navy.mil). An Industry Day for this requirement was held on 16 June 2026. See attached Industry Day Slides and Industry Day QA. See updated QA and DRAFT Instructions for Submission of Offers and DRAFT Personnel Qualifications and DRAFT Statement of Work. NOTE: This Advance Notice and subsequent solicitation is for a task order that will be issued under the SeaPort-NxG Multiple Award Contract (MAC) --- ONLY COMPANIES THAT HAVE AN ACTIVE SEAPORT-NXG MAC AWARD MAY SUBMIT A PROPOSAL AS A PRIME CONTRACTOR ON THIS REQUIREMENT.

*** This solicitation number has changed to N6523627R0007 due to system limitations. Please see solicitation posting under N6523627R0007 under open notices.***This opportunity is for SeaPort-NxG MAC HOLDERS ONLY..*** No other offers will be considered. SeaPort-NxG MAC holders will need to register for PIEE accounts in order to receive solicitations and submit proposals/offers. A virtual Pre-Solicitation conference for Navy Shore Sustainment Support (N3S), which will be solicited using full and open competition, is scheduled to take place 21 October 2026 at 8:00 am Eastern Standard Time via Microsoft Teams. The Government will accept questions until 19 October at 3:00 pm Eastern Standard Time via email to the Contract Specialist, Jessica Glisson at jessica.k.glisson.civ@us.navy.mil. The answers to the questions submitted prior to the deadline will be posted the SAM.gov or addressed during the live event as time allows. https://dod.teams.microsoft.us/l/meetup-join/19%3adod%3ameeting_37eaac90c7734bf2a3b975961c99adb4%40thread.v2/0?context=%7b%22Tid%22%3a%22e3333e00-c877-4b87-b6ad-45e942de1750%22%2c%22Oid%22%3a%223ba80103-a2a1-4b72-950a-61b2d9708baa%22%7d

Modification 2 to Presolicitation Notice 36C25527R0007, P/N 657-27-209JB, Project Title: Renovate Building 1 and 53 Main Lobbies. This modification provides answers to RFIs received, revised evaluation criteria and revised supplement B per below RFIs. The SF330 submission due date is extended from November 10, 2026 to November 16, 2026. RFIs Received with VA Responses in blue text: Construction Budget questions: Is that the Estimated Cost of Construction or the maximum for the A/E Design Fee? Estimated Cost of Construction If the $949,026 is the construction budget, this appears low in today's environment given that over 6,000 SF needs to be renovated. Can the VA please re-evaluate this budget and provide an update? The construction budget that was originally used in the supplement B pre-solicitation notice is incorrect. A revised supplement B is attached, changing the construction cost estimate from $949,026 to $725,873. The Construction budget is set and cannot be changed until the design process is underway. Key Personnel questions: The Presolicitation Notice lists: Supervisory, Fire Protection Engineer, Certified Professional Industrial Hygienist, and Life Safety Engineer. The Statement of Work and Supplement B list: Communications (voice/data), Interior Design, VPIH, Plumbing (including fire protection), and a 3rd Party Fire Protection Review. Questions: Which positions require resumes in Section E? What is the intended role of "Supervisory"? Per the SOW & Supplement B the following positions require resumes: Project Manager, Architectural, Mechanical, Electrical, Communication (voice data) Plumbing (Including Fire Protection), Structural, Interior Design, VPIH, Cost Estimator and a 3rd Party Fire Protection Review. Project manager is Supervisory Industrial Hygienist/Asbeston Project Designer: Question: Is an ABIH Certified Industrial Hygienist (CIH) acceptable for this position, and does a CIH satisfy the requirement for the VPIH and the state-accredited Asbestos Project Designer? If these must be separate individuals, should both be identified in the SF330? A CIH satisfies the requirement for the VPIH and the state-accredited Asbestos Project Designer. They can be the same individual. Site Visit: Supplement B, page 6, Section III.6.g: the A/E "shall meet with the COR at the proposed project site" prior to submitting a response Presolicitation Notice, page 4: "Personal visits to discuss this announcement will not be allowed" and only "the most highly rated firm must physically come to the site" before pricing Question: Please confirm that no site visit is required before the SF330 submission. No site visit is required prior to SF330 submission. Laboratory and Special Room Rquirements: Presolicitation Notice, page 7, Evaluation Criteria 2, Specialized Experience and Technical Competence: "laboratory requirements for the firm" Supplement B, page 18, Section B6.II.1: "floor plans of special rooms such as the endoscopy suite, recovery room, etc." Questions: Neither a laboratory nor an endoscopy suite or recovery room appears in the project scope. Do any of these requirements apply to this project? These requirements do not apply to this project. Can the VA please release updated and corrected documents? The evaluation criteria 2 will be changed to remove laboratory requirements for the firm and the COR will revise Supplement B to remove the endoscopy suite and recovery room from the Supplement B.

US ARMY CORPS OF ENGINEERS (USACE) � LATIN AMERICA AND CARIBBEAN DISTRICT INDUSTRY DAY ANNOUNCEMENT: DAY 1 � ARCHITECTURE & ENGINEERING (A/E) SERVICES Requirement: Callao Naval Base, Peru, Infrastructure Modernization - AE Customer Agency: Peruvian Navy Notice ID: W51DQV27Z1CV8 NAICS Code: 541330 � Engineering Services Event Date: Wednesday, December 1, 2026 Location: Centro Naval Sede San Borja, Lima, Peru RSVP Deadline: November 18, 2026, at 3:00 pm CT General Overview The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers (USACE), Latin America & Caribbean District, is hosting an Industry Day event in Lima, Peru, to engage with industry partners regarding the upcoming acquisition of the Callao Naval Base, Peru, Infrastructure Modernization Project and NAMRU-S O&M Project. To provide focused engagement for distinct industry sectors, the event is structured over three specialized days: Day 1 (Tuesday, December 1, 2026): Callao Naval Base, Peru, Infrastructure Modernization Project - Architecture & Engineering (A/E) Services (NAICS 541330) Day 2 (Wednesday, December 2, 2026): Callao Naval Base, Peru, Infrastructure Modernization Project - Construction (NAICS 236220) Day 3 (Thursday, December 3, 2026): U.S. Navy Medical Research Unit South (NAMRU-S) Lima and Iquitos, Peru - Facilities Operation and Maintenance (O&M) Services (NAICS 561210) This announcement specifically covers Day 1 (A/E Services). Separate announcements address Day 2 (Construction) and Day 3 Facilities Operation and Maintenance (O&M). Purpose of the Event The purpose is to present the planned Architectural and Engineering (A/E) requirements in support of shoreside and port facility modernization at Callao Naval Base, brief prospective prime design firms and specialized consultants on USACE engineering criteria and U.S. Federal contracting standards, provide walk-in technical guidance on federal vendor registrations, and conduct private one-on-one market research capability briefings. Summary of the Sessions The program includes three distinct sessions: A/E Design: A comprehensive briefing detailing project scope, facility design packages, site conditions, host-nation and DoD design standards, BIM requirements, procurement timelines, and USACE compliance guidelines. One-on-One Capability Briefings: Private, scheduled 15-minute briefings reserved for prospective A/E firms to present specialized technical and managerial capabilities directly to the USACE acquisition panel. Federal Systems Registration Support: Individual, walk-in technical assistance to help prospective firms navigate SAM.gov, Unique Entity Identifier (UEI), and NCAGE. Please note: This announcement is issued solely for market research and informational planning purposes. It does not constitute a Request for Proposals (RFP), an Invitation for Bids (IFB), or an obligation on the part of the U.S. Government. No contract award will result directly from this event. Logistics & Schedule Date: December 1, 2026 Hours: 08:30 � 4:00 PM CT/Local Lima Time Location: Centro Naval Sede San Borja Av. San Luis S/N� Cdra. 24, Urb. San Borja Sur, Lima, Peru Daily Schedule Note: A detailed schedule of presentations, networking intervals, and allocated session times is currently being finalized. The specific daily agenda will be published in a forthcoming update to this announcement prior to the event. Event Details & Specific Sessions Session 1: A/E Seminar & Design Scope Briefing USACE engineering, project management, and contracting representatives will deliver a detailed technical presentation covering: Master planning, site layout, and architectural vision for the Callao Naval Base modernization. Design criteria, geotechnical and seismic considerations, coastal environment durability standards, and Unified Facilities Criteria (UFC). Building Information Modeling (BIM), specialized mechanical/electrical/plumbing (MEP), fire protection, environmental permitting, and host-nation building codes. Overview of the federal A/E Brooks Act selection process (FAR Part 36.6), evaluation criteria, submission requirements (Standard Form 330), and milestone schedules. Session 2: One-on-One Capability Briefings (Pre-Registration Required) Prospective A/E firms (including formal Joint Ventures and Prime Mentor-Prot�g� partnerships) may request a dedicated 15-minute private session with the USACE technical and acquisition panel. Objective: Market research to assess industry interest, multi-disciplinary engineering depth, regional design experience, BIM/CADD capabilities, and past performance. Availability: Time slots are limited and will be confirmed on a strictly first-come, first-served basis upon receipt and validation of the RSVP form. Session 3: Federal Systems Registration Support Throughout the day, USACE specialists will host an individual support station to assist contractors with: Firms interested in receiving support should bring a computer Navigating NATO Commercial and Government Entity (NCAGE) code applications. Obtaining a Unique Entity Identifier (UEI) and activating an account in SAM.gov. Project & Requirement Overview Project Description The contemplated acquisition covers comprehensive multi-disciplinary Architecture and Engineering (A/E) services. The scope of work encompasses: Topographic, hydrographic, and geotechnical site investigations and soil stabilization analysis. Comprehensive seismic engineering compliant with Peruvian seismic zones and DoD structural criteria. Concept development, 35% preliminary design, 65% intermediate design, and final 100% ready-to-advertise design packages and technical specifications. Multi-discipline engineering including civil, structural, architectural, MEP, specialized fire suppression, industrial ventilation, cold-chain refrigeration, and telecommunications. Environmental assessments, stormwater management planning, and host-nation regulatory compliance support. Complete Furniture, Fixtures, & Equipment (FF&E) interior design packages. Development of construction cost estimates (MII format) and construction phasing schedules. Summary of Facility Packages: Building 110 Primary Function: Spare Parts Warehouse Key Technical Considerations: Heavy-duty slab design, industrial racking integration, material handling flow, automated logistics staging. Building 115 Primary Function: Clothing & Gear Warehouse Key Technical Considerations: High-density pallet storage, humidity and climate control, inventory distribution bays. Building 112 Primary Function: Material Warehouse Key Technical Considerations: Bulk staging, overhead crane/hoist accommodations, heavy equipment ingress/egress ramps. Building 113 Primary Function: Customs Warehouse Key Technical Considerations: Secure bonded holding areas, host-nation customs inspection layout, physical security infrastructure. Building 114 Primary Function: Petroleum, Oil, and Lubricants (POL) Warehouse Key Technical Considerations: Secondary containment, explosion-proof electrical systems, specialized foam/water fire suppression, environmental drainage controls. Building 111 Primary Function: Medicine & Medical Supplies Warehouse Key Technical Considerations: Temperature/humidity-controlled storage (cold chain capability), pharmaceutical-grade clean finishings, backup power integration. Building 120 Primary Function: DIRNOTEMAT & Quality Control Building Key Technical Considerations: Administrative offices, testing and quality inspection laboratories, specialized testing benches, IT/telecom infrastructure. Site & Ancillary Works Primary Function: Infrastructure & Integration Key Technical Considerations: Site grading, structural fill, perimeter security, access roads, utility connections, complete FF&E packages, and host-nation compliant permitting. Streamlined RSVP & Venue Access Instructions Due to facility capacity constraints and military installation security protocols at Centro Naval, advance registration is mandatory. Attendance is limited to a maximum of three (3) representatives per company. To simplify the registration process, interested firms must follow this two-step procedure: Step 1 � Email Request: Send an email to Claudia Montero at Claudia.M.Montero@usace.army.mil, and cc Renee Booth, Meranda.R.Booth@usace.army.mil, and Jaclyn Yocum, Jaclyn.C.Yocum@usace.army.mil , no later than November 18, 2026, at 3:00 pm CT. Subject Line: RSVP Request: Callao Naval Base AE Industry Day (Dec 1, 2026) � [Company Name] Message Body: State your company name, point of contact, contact email address, and interest in attending Day 1 (A/E Services). Step 2 � Registration Form & Official Confirmation: Upon receipt of your email, Ms. Montero will reply with the official RSVP & Security Access Form. Complete the form (which collects attendee details, security credentials, and interest in 1-on-1 sessions or SAM.gov support) and return it via email. Upon review and clearance, Ms. Montero will issue an Official RSVP Confirmation Notice containing venue access instructions, check-in requirements, and confirmed one-on-one time slots (if requested). Event Documentation & Post-Event Postings To promote dynamic in-person dialogue and networking among prospective prime and subcontracting partners, detailed session slide decks, complete meeting agendas, and formal Q&A transcripts will not be published prior to the event. Pre-Event Distribution: Only logistical directions, security guidelines, and RSVP updates will be released prior to December 2, 2026. Post-Event Distribution: Following the conclusion of the event, the official presentation deck, the attendee directory (to facilitate joint ventures and teaming arrangements), and all formal Government answers to submitted questions will be posted publicly to SAM.gov under this Notice ID. Submission of Questions Pre-Event Questions: Email the POCs listed below. During the Event: Attendees may submit oral questions during designated Q&A periods or provide written questions on index cards distributed during registration. Post-Event Questions: Following the event, participants may submit technical and procurement inquiries via email to the points of contact listed below. All responses will be consolidated and posted publicly to SAM.gov. Federal Systems Registration (SAM.gov & PIEE) Prospective A/E firms are strongly encouraged to initiate federal vendor registrations immediately. Any resulting solicitation will incorporate FAR 52.204-7 (System for Award Management), mandating an active SAM registration at the time of proposal submission and contract award. Registration is free. Domestic (U.S.) Firms: Obtain a Unique Entity Identifier (UEI) and ensure an active record in SAM.gov. A CAGE code is assigned during registration. International / Peruvian Firms: Obtain a NATO Commercial and Government Entity (NCAGE) code: Non-NATO entities (including Peru) must register via the NATO Support and Procurement Agency (NSPA) portal: NSPA NCAGE Portal. Entities in NATO member or sponsored nations: Consult the NATO AC/135 Directory. Request a UEI through SAM.gov, ensuring company legal name and address match the NCAGE record exactly. Finalize registration on SAM.gov. Points of Contact (POCs) Claudia Montero - Administrative Management Assistant, USACE Latin America and Caribbean District Email: Claudia.M.Montero@usace.army.mil Renee Booth - Contracting Officer, USACE Latin America and Caribbean District Email: Meranda.R.Booth@usace.army.mil Jaclyn Yocum � Contracting Specialist, USACE Latin America and Caribbean District Email: Jaclyn.C.Yocum@usace.army.mil *********************************************************************************** CUERPO DE INGENIEROS DEL EJ�RCITO DE LOS EE. UU. (USACE) - DISTRITO DE AM�RICA LATINA Y EL CARIBE NUNCIO DE D�A DE LA INDUSTRIA - D�A 1 � SERVICIOS DE ARQUITECTURA E INGENIER�A (A/E) Requerimiento: Modernizaci�n de la Infraestructura de la Base Naval del Callao, Per� Agencia Cliente: Marina de Guerra del Per� ID de Aviso: W51DQV27Z1CV8 C�digo de NAICS: 541330 � Engineering Services Fecha del Evento: 1 de diciembre de 2026 Lugar: Centro Naval Sede San Borja, Lima, Peru Fecha limite para RSVP: 18 de noviembre de 2026, 3:00 pm hora Lima Descripci�n General El Cuerpo de Ingenieros del Ej�rcito de los Estados Unidos (USACE), Distrito del Caribe, est� organizando un evento del D�a de la Industria en Lima, Per�, para interactuar con socios de la industria respecto a la pr�xima adquisici�n del Proyecto de Modernizaci�n de la Infraestructura de la Base Naval del Callao, Per�, y el Proyecto de Operaci�n y Mantenimiento (O&M) de NAMRU-S. Con el fin de proporcionar un enfoque espec�fico para los distintos sectores de la industria, el evento se estructura en tres d�as especializados: D�a 1 (Martes 1 de diciembre de 2026): Proyecto de Modernizaci�n de la Infraestructura de la Base Naval del Callao, Per� � Servicios de Arquitectura e Ingenier�a (A/E) (NAICS 541330) D�a 2 (Mi�rcoles 2 de diciembre de 2026): Proyecto de Modernizaci�n de la Infraestructura de la Base Naval del Callao, Per� � Construcci�n (NAICS 236220) D�a 3 (Jueves 3 de diciembre de 2026): Unidad de Investigaci�n M�dica de la Marina de los EE. UU. Sur (NAMRU-S) Lima e Iquitos, Per� � Servicios de Operaci�n y Mantenimiento (O&M) de Instalaciones (NAICS 561210) Este anuncio cubre espec�ficamente el D�a 1 (Servicios de A/E). Existen anuncios separados para el D�a 2 (Construcci�n) y el D�a 3 (Operaci�n y Mantenimiento de Instalaciones). Prop�sito del Evento El prop�sito es presentar los requerimientos planificados de Arquitectura e Ingenier�a (A/E) en apoyo a la modernizaci�n de las instalaciones portuarias y terrestres en la Base Naval del Callao, informar a las posibles firmas de dise�o principales y consultores especializados sobre los criterios de ingenier�a de USACE y los est�ndares de contrataci�n federal de los EE. UU., brindar orientaci�n t�cnica directa para el registro de proveedores federales, y llevar a cabo sesiones individuales privadas de presentaci�n de capacidades para investigaci�n de mercado. Resumen de las Sesiones El programa incluye tres sesiones distintas: Dise�o de A/E: Una sesi�n informativa detallada sobre el alcance del proyecto, paquetes de dise�o de instalaciones, condiciones del sitio, est�ndares de dise�o de la naci�n anfitriona y del Departamento de Defensa (DoD), requerimientos BIM, cronogramas de adquisici�n y pautas de cumplimiento de USACE. Sesiones Individuales de Capacidades (One-on-One): Reuniones privadas y programadas de 15 minutos reservadas para que las firmas de A/E interesadas presenten directamente sus capacidades t�cnicas y de gesti�n especializadas ante el panel de adquisiciones de USACE. Soporte para el Registro en Sistemas Federales: Asistencia t�cnica individual presencial para ayudar a las firmas interesadas a navegar en SAM.gov, Identificador �nico de Entidad (UEI) y NCAGE. Nota: Este anuncio se emite �nicamente con fines de investigaci�n de mercado y planificaci�n informativa. No constituye una Solicitud de Propuestas (RFP), una Invitaci�n a Licitaci�n (IFB), ni una obligaci�n por parte del Gobierno de los EE. UU. No se adjudicar� ning�n contrato directamente como resultado de este evento. Log�stica e Itinerario Fecha del Evento: mi�rcoles 1 de diciembre de 2026 Hora: 08:30 � 4:00 PM CT/ Hora Lima Ubicaci�n: Centro Naval Sede San Borja, Av. San Luis S/N� Cdra. 24, Urb. San Borja Sur, Lima, Per� Nota sobre el Itinerario Diario: Actualmente se est� finalizando un cronograma detallado de las presentaciones, intervalos de networking y tiempos asignados para las sesiones. La agenda diaria espec�fica se publicar� en una actualizaci�n pr�xima a este anuncio antes del evento. Detalles del Evento y Sesiones Espec�ficas Sesi�n 1: Seminario de A/E e Informativa del Alcance del Dise�o Representantes de ingenier�a, gesti�n de proyectos y contrataci�n de USACE ofrecer�n una presentaci�n t�cnica detallada que cubrir�: Planificaci�n maestra, distribuci�n del sitio y visi�n arquitect�nica para la modernizaci�n de la Base Naval del Callao. Criterios de dise�o, consideraciones geot�cnicas y s�smicas, est�ndares de durabilidad en entornos costeros y Criterios Unificados de Instalaciones (UFC). Modelado de Informaci�n de Construcci�n (BIM), sistemas especializados de mec�nica/electricidad/plomer�a (MEP), protecci�n contra incendios, permisos ambientales y c�digos de construcci�n de la naci�n anfitriona. Descripci�n general del proceso federal de selecci�n de A/E bajo la Ley Brooks (FAR Parte 36.6), criterios de evaluaci�n, requisitos de presentaci�n (Formulario Est�ndar 330) y cronogramas de hitos. Sesi�n 2: Sesiones Individuales de Capacidades (Se requiere registro previo) Las firmas de A/E interesadas (incluidas las asociaciones en participaci�n (Joint Ventures) formales y alianzas Mentor-Prot�g�) pueden solicitar una sesi�n privada dedicada de 15 minutos con el panel t�cnico y de adquisiciones de USACE. Objetivo: Investigaci�n de mercado para evaluar el inter�s de la industria, la capacidad de ingenier�a multidisciplinaria, la experiencia de dise�o regional, las capacidades en BIM/CADD y el historial de desempe�o. Disponibilidad: Los cupos son limitados y se confirmar�n en estricto orden de llegada tras la recepci�n y validaci�n del formulario RSVP. Sesi�n 3: Soporte para el Registro en Sistemas Federales Durante el d�a, especialistas de USACE dispondr�n de una estaci�n de soporte individual para ayudar a los contratistas con: Navegaci�n y solicitud del c�digo de Entidad Comercial y Gubernamental de la OTAN (NCAGE). Obtenci�n del Identificador �nico de Entidad (UEI) y activaci�n de la cuenta en SAM.gov. Importante: Las firmas interesadas en recibir soporte deben traer una computadora port�til. Descripci�n General del Proyecto y Requerimientos Descripci�n del Proyecto La adquisici�n contemplada cubre servicios integrales multidisciplinarios de Arquitectura e Ingenier�a (A/E). El alcance del trabajo incluye: Investigaciones topogr�ficas, hidrogr�ficas y geot�cnicas del sitio, y an�lisis de estabilizaci�n de suelos. Ingenier�a s�smica integral que cumpla con las zonas s�smicas peruanas y los criterios estructurales del DoD. Desarrollo de conceptos, dise�o preliminar al 35%, dise�o intermedio al 65%, y paquetes de dise�o final al 100% listos para licitaci�n con especificaciones t�cnicas. Ingenier�a multidisciplinaria que incluye civil, estructural, arquitect�nica, MEP, supresi�n de incendios especializada, ventilaci�n industrial, refrigeraci�n de cadena de fr�o y telecomunicaciones. Evaluaciones ambientales, planificaci�n del manejo de aguas pluviales y apoyo para el cumplimiento regulatorio con la naci�n anfitriona. Paquetes completos de dise�o de interiores para Mobiliario, Accesorios y Equipamiento (FF&E). Desarrollo de estimaciones de costos de construcci�n (formato MII) y cronogramas de fases de construcci�n. Resumen de Paquetes de Instalaciones A continuaci�n, se detallan los edificios e infraestructura contemplados en el alcance del dise�o: Edificio 110 - Almac�n de repuestos Dise�o de losas de alta resistencia, integraci�n de estanter�as industriales, flujo de manejo de materiales, �rea de preparaci�n log�stica automatizada. Edificio 115 - Almac�n de Ropa y Equipamiento Almacenamiento de palets de alta densidad, control de humedad y climatizaci�n, bah�as de distribuci�n de inventario. Edificio 112 - Almac�n de Materiales Almacenamiento a granel, adecuaci�n para gr�as p�rtico/polipastos superiores, rampas de ingreso/egreso para equipos pesados. Edificio 113 - Almac�n de aduana �reas de retenci�n aduanera seguras, dise�o para inspecci�n de aduanas locales, infraestructura de seguridad f�sica. Edificio 114 - Almac�n de Petr�leo, Aceites y Lubricantes � POL Contenci�n secundaria, sistemas el�ctricos a prueba de explosiones, sistemas especializados de supresi�n de incendios por espuma/agua, controles de drenaje ambiental. Edificio 111 - Almac�n de Medicinas y Suministros M�dicos Almacenamiento con control de temperatura y humedad (capacidad de cadena de fr�o), acabados limpios de grado farmac�utico, integraci�n de energ�a de respaldo. Edificio 120 - Edificio de DIRNOTEMAT y Control de Calidad Oficinas administrativas, laboratorios de prueba e inspecci�n de calidad, bancos de prueba especializados, infraestructura de TI y telecomunicaciones. Obras del Sitio y Auxiliares - Infraestructura e integraci�n Nivelaci�n del terreno, relleno estructural, seguridad perimetral, v�as de acceso, conexiones de servicios p�blicos, paquetes completos de FF&E y tramitaci�n de permisos de acuerdo con la normativa de la naci�n anfitriona. Instrucciones para RSVP y Acceso al Lugar del Evento Debido a las limitaciones de capacidad de las instalaciones y a los protocolos de seguridad militar en el Centro Naval, el registro previo es obligatorio. La asistencia est� limitada a un m�ximo de tres (3) representantes por empresa. Para simplificar el proceso de registro, las firmas interesadas deben seguir este procedimiento de dos pasos: Paso 1 � Solicitud por Correo Electr�nico: Env�e un correo electr�nico a Claudia Montero, Claudia.M.Montero@usace.army.mil), con copia a Renee Booth Meranda.R.Booth@usace.army.mil, y Jaclyn Yocum, Jaclyn.C.Yocum@usace.army.mil, a m�s tardar el 18 de noviembre de 2026 a las 3:00 pm CT. L�nea de Asunto: RSVP Request: Callao Naval Base AE Industry Day (Dec 1, 2026) � [Nombre de la Empresa] Cuerpo del Mensaje: Indique el nombre de su empresa, punto de contacto, correo electr�nico de contacto y su inter�s en asistir al D�a 1 (Servicios de A/E). Paso 2 � Formulario de Registro y Confirmaci�n Oficial Al recibir su correo, la Sra. Montero responder� con el Formulario Oficial de RSVP y Acceso de Seguridad. Complete el formulario (que recopila detalles de los asistentes, credenciales de seguridad e inter�s en sesiones 1 a 1 o soporte para SAM.gov) y devu�lvalo por correo electr�nico. Tras la revisi�n y aprobaci�n, la Sra. Montero emitir� un Aviso de Confirmaci�n de RSVP Oficial que contendr� las instrucciones de acceso al lugar, los requisitos de registro de entrada y los horarios de las sesiones individuales (si fueron solicitadas). Documentaci�n del Evento y Publicaciones Posteriores Para promover un di�logo presencial din�mico y el networking entre los posibles socios principales y subcontratistas, no se publicar�n las presentaciones detalladas de las sesiones, las agendas completas ni las transcripciones oficiales de preguntas y respuestas antes del evento. Distribuci�n Previa al Evento: Solo se publicar�n las indicaciones log�sticas, las pautas de seguridad y las actualizaciones de RSVP antes del 2 de diciembre de 2026. Distribuci�n Posterior al Evento: Tras la conclusi�n del evento, la presentaci�n oficial, el directorio de asistentes (para facilitar consorcios y acuerdos de equipo) y todas las respuestas gubernamentales formales a las preguntas presentadas se publicar�n en SAM.gov bajo este ID de Anuncio. Env�o de Preguntas Preguntas Previas al Evento: Env�e un correo electr�nico a los puntos de contacto (POC) enumerados abajo. Durante el Evento: Los asistentes podr�n formular preguntas verbales durante los periodos designados para preguntas y respuestas o entregar preguntas por escrito en tarjetas que se distribuir�n durante el registro. Preguntas Posteriores al Evento: Despu�s del evento, los participantes podr�n enviar consultas t�cnicas y de adquisiciones por correo electr�nico a los puntos de contacto indicados. Todas las respuestas se consolidar�n y se publicar�n en SAM.gov. Registro en Sistemas Federales (SAM.gov y PIEE) Se recomienda a las firmas de A/E interesadas que inicien de inmediato sus registros como proveedores federales. Cualquier solicitud resultante incorporar� la cl�usula FAR 52.204-7 (System for Award Management), que exige un registro activo en SAM al momento de presentar la propuesta y de la adjudicaci�n del contrato. El registro es gratuito. Firmas Locales (EE. UU.): Obtener un Identificador �nico de Entidad (UEI) y asegurar un registro activo en SAM.gov. El c�digo CAGE se asigna autom�ticamente durante el registro. Firmas Internacionales / Peruanas: Obtener un c�digo de Entidad Comercial y Gubernamental de la OTAN (NCAGE): Las entidades no pertenecientes a la OTAN (incluyendo al Per�) deben registrarse a trav�s del portal de la Agencia de Apoyo y Adquisiciones de la OTAN (NSPA): Portal NSPA NCAGE. Entidades en naciones miembros o patrocinadas por la OTAN: Consultar el Directorio AC/135 de la OTAN. Solicitar un UEI a trav�s de SAM.gov, asegurando que el nombre legal y la direcci�n de la empresa coincidan exactamente con el registro NCAGE. Finalizar el registro en SAM.gov. Puntos de Contacto (POCs) Para cualquier consulta relacionada con este evento, por favor comun�quese con los siguientes representantes: Claudia Montero - Asistente de Gesti�n Administrativa, Distrito de Am�rica Latina y el Caribe de USACE Correo Electr�nico: Claudia.M.Montero@usace.army.mil Renee Booth - Oficial de Contrataciones, Distrito de Am�rica Latina y el Caribe de USACE, Correo Electr�nico: Meranda.R.Booth@usace.army.mil Jaclyn Yocum - Especialista en Contrataciones, Distrito de Am�rica Latina y el Caribe de USACE Correo Electr�nico: Jaclyn.C.Yocum@usace.army.mil

Solicitation Extension

Please see the attachments; 1. Draft PWS - Experimental Facility Support Services 2. RFI - Sources Sought Synopsis - W911QX27RA003

RFQ for Boiler Controls Inspection and Testing

*This RFP was originally drafted with the document identifier of N6523626RE088. Due to system limitations, the document identifier changed to N6523627R0007 to reflect the document s FY27 release. An amendment will be forthcoming to update any reference to the original document identifier.* ** This opportunity is for SeaPort-NxG MAC HOLDERS ONLY.** No other offers will be considered. SeaPort-NxG MAC holders will need to register for PIEE accounts in order to receive solicitations and submit proposals/offers. Naval Information Warfare Center Atlantic (NIWC Atlantic) Charleston, SC requires Navy Shore Sustainment Support (N3S) for the Engineering Services and Cyber Authorization (ESCA) Integrated Product Team (IPT). The contractors will be tasked to accomplish the work as specified in the Performance Work Statement (PWS). The PWS and Contract Data Requirements List (CDRL) include Controlled Unclassified Information (CUI) and will not be made publicly available. In order to obtain access to the PWS and CDRL, the offeror shall download, complete, and submit a Non-Disclosure Agreement (NDA) for each individual requiring access to the non-public documents to jessica.k.glisson.civ@us.navy.mil. Questions are due to jessica.k.glisson.civ@us.navy.mil by 12:00 pm Eastern Standard Time on 20 November 2026.

*This RFP was originally drafted with the document identifier of N6523626RE088. Due to system limitations, the document identifier changed to N6523627R0007 to reflect the document s FY27 release. This amendment is issued to update any reference to the original document identifier and extend the Question and Answer period and proposal submission date.* ** This opportunity is for SeaPort-NxG MAC HOLDERS ONLY.** No other offers will be considered. SeaPort-NxG MAC holders will need to register for PIEE accounts in order to receive solicitations and submit proposals/offers. Naval Information Warfare Center Atlantic (NIWC Atlantic) Charleston, SC requires Navy Shore Sustainment Support (N3S) for the Engineering Services and Cyber Authorization (ESCA) Integrated Product Team (IPT). The contractors will be tasked to accomplish the work as specified in the Performance Work Statement (PWS). The PWS and Contract Data Requirements List (CDRL) include Controlled Unclassified Information (CUI) and will not be made publicly available. In order to obtain access to the PWS and CDRL, the offeror shall download, complete, and submit a Non-Disclosure Agreement (NDA) for each individual requiring access to the non-public documents to jessica.k.glisson.civ@us.navy.mil. Questions are due to jessica.k.glisson.civ@us.navy.mil by 12:00 pm Eastern Standard Time on 23 November 2026.