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Special Tactics Complex, Oregon Air National Guard

Department of Defense → Department of the Army → US Army Corps of Engineers → Engineer Division Northwestern → ENDIST Seattle → W071 ENDIST SeattleSolicitationSolicitation W912DW26RA011

Response deadline

Mon, May 4, 2026, 2:00 PM EDT
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Opportunity details

NAICS
236220
Notice type
Solicitation
Set-aside
No Set aside used
Original posted
April 23, 2026
Last updated
October 19, 2026
Notice ID
efe4a55edbdb4666b64aa30992058b8c

Summary

Amendment 0009 updates bid schedule, specifications and Contaminated Media Management Plan (CMMP). The Seattle District is soliciting a project to construct a multi-building Special Tactics Complex for the 125 Special Tactics Squadron (STS). The project will consolidate the STS functions from several older, inadequate facilities into a centrally located complex to support Unit Command, Squadron Operations, Communications, Dive Locker, Human Performance Program, Aircrew Flight Equipment, Combat Arms Training and Maintenance, Simulators, Logistics, Mission Alert Storage, Individual Equipment Storage, Vehicle Maintenance, and Vehicle Storage. NOTE: This Solicitation will require a CMMC Level 2 (SELF) certification. Due to controlled unclassified information in Plans, interested Contractors must be vetted prior to receipt of those documents. Please provide your CAGE number, Current CMMC level certification, and Point of Contact to the contract specialist at jacanna.f.wyatt@usace.army.mil for vetting. Once appropriate NIST SP 800-171 level is confirmed you will be provided access to the controlled unclassified Plans for this project.

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Amendment 0009 updates bid schedule, specifications and Contaminated Media Management Plan (CMMP). The Seattle District is soliciting a project to construct a multi-building Special Tactics Complex for the 125 Special Tactics Squadron (STS). The project will consolidate the STS functions from several older, inadequate facilities into a centrally located complex to support Unit Command, Squadron Operations, Communications, Dive Locker, Human Performance Program, Aircrew Flight Equipment, Combat Arms Training and Maintenance, Simulators, Logistics, Mission Alert Storage, Individual Equipment Storage, Vehicle Maintenance, and Vehicle Storage. NOTE: This Solicitation will require a CMMC Level 2 (SELF) certification. Due to controlled unclassified information in Plans, interested Contractors must be vetted prior to receipt of those documents. Please provide your CAGE number, Current CMMC level certification, and Point of Contact to the contract specialist at jacanna.f.wyatt@usace.army.mil for vetting. Once appropriate NIST SP 800-171 level is confirmed you will be provided access to the controlled unclassified Plans for this project.

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