Clandestine Laboratory, Training and Research Center, Department of Justice DEA, in Quantico, Virginia
A General Contractor Serving Washington, DC Metropolitan Area Since 1951
BID SCHEDULE AS OF WEDNESDAY 11/4/2026
| Bid Date | Project | Location | Estimate |
| 11/4/2026 | GSA DC Metro Area Multiple Award IDIQ Contract for Construction Services | DC Metro Area | $350K - 10 Million |
| 4:00P | GSA (47PH5226R0003 Amnd. 7) | ConstructConnect: | |
| There will be a base period of one (1) year, and there will be four (4) option periods of one-year each, for a total possible performance period of five (5) years. The operational scope encompasses comprehensive general construction, repair, alteration, and modernization services for existing real property facilities. The General Contractor (GC) shall supervise, administer, perform, and contract all construction activities required to complete a project. Construction services include, but are not limited to office construction and/or renovations/repairs, office space renovations, MEP (Mechanical/Electrical/Plumbing) repairs/modifications/replacement, fire sprinkler systems repairs/modification/replacement, sitework, exterior construction repair and alterations (including facades and roofs), demolition (including abatement of hazardous materials), elevator modernizations, work in technically sensitive environments like laboratories, SCIF’s etc., work in high-security data centers and critical infrastructure control systems, construction work in high security buildings, as well as any other general construction activities. The scope will include design-build services. | |||
| 11/9/2026 | Treasury Bldg. D/B Cooling Tower, Roofing, and Structural Construction | 14th & C Streets, SW, Washington, DC 20228-0001 | $2-4 Million |
| 12:00P | Dept of the Treasury (2031ZA26R00027 Amnd. 1) | ConstructConnect: 1008197115 | |
| This is a design build project, requirements and deliverables, including, but not limited to, a complete assessment of the scope of work, recommendation of the scope of work, demolition, and the replacement of two existing Evapco cooling towers (Model: AT 424-936) (BRAND NAME OR EQUAL), and replacement of one BAC cooling tower (model number is VXT-800CR from Baltimore air coil company, Serial number is 84-5979) (BRAND NAME OR EQUAL) associated structural steel platform, roofing replacement, associated structural components, associated mechanical components, associated electrical components, pump, motors, piping, chemical feed, fire/smoke detector system, condenser water motor/pumps, electrical circuit breaker, piping insulation, SCADA integration, and associated control systems. | |||
| 11/13/2026 | FBI GMACC Region 1 D/B Athletic Facility Flooring Replacement Project | JEH Washington, DC | $1.35 Million Ceiling |
| 11:00A | FBI (27-01-001 Amnd. 3) | ConstructConnect: | |
| 2.2. Scope Requirements The Government requires elimination of the causal conditions that allow condensation, groundwater penetration, premature degradation of floor finishes, and a damp environment in the facility’s gym. The existing conditions survey and inspections shall include nondestructive methods to develop and calculate design criteria for negative-side barriers and repairs that resist hydrostatic uplift pressures acting on the positive side of the concrete structure. The constructed solution shall facilitate groundwater evacuation (if any penetrates the negative-side barrier at the concrete slab) and condensate evaporation beneath a new athletic floor, selected by the DBC team, to support the facility’s gym program, and shall include: A. Site Survey to determine: 1. Perform tests, nondestructive surveys of the concrete slab, and existing conditions inspections required to calculate and develop design criteria for the concrete slab repair and negative side barriers in the Facility’s gym. 2. Site data required for the design approach - collection, review of pertinent documentation for existing conditions in the facility’s gym. 3. Soundness of existing crack fillers, penetration repairs, and corrective actions on the concrete slab to meet the Project’s criteria. 4. Calculate the hydrostatic pressure resistance criteria that negative side slab repairs and barriers must withstand without damaging the finished floor. 5. The total dimensional thickness of the flooring system to be used without modification of the existing wall padding, doors and frames, and gym entrances. 6. Locations for any components required by the design solution for condensate evaporation and groundwater evacuation that do not interfere with the facility’s gym program. B. Flooring System Replacement 1. Alterations work schedule – the approach to concrete slab repairs, modifications and performance testing to eliminate the possibility of component failures. See Div 1 section 013516 Alterations Project Procedures. • Gymnasium: Indoor sports court flooring for league basketball, pickle ball, indoor soccer, etc. Flooring/flooring system performance is to equal or better hardwood sports flooring in shock absorption, traction, and safety. Flooring/flooring system is to incorporate methodologies that prevent moisture and water damage to the flooring system itself. C. Alteration Work Plan Prepare a written plan for alteration work, remodeling, renovation, repair, and systems maintenance for the entire Project—including each phase or process, and the protection of existing conditions and Work—in accordance with the Government’s Division One requirements for “Alteration Project Procedures.” D. Specifications Include Schematic (35%) Design specifications prepared in accordance with the Governments Division One “Section 01 01 20 – Design After Award.” F. Project Schedule The Government’s approach to this contract has been to structure a framework that will support partnership between the Design-Build Contractor (DBC) Team and the Government to enable the completion of the athletic flooring system in the Facility’s gym within the budgeted cost and schedule, and to the Government’s standard of quality and performance while meeting the Project requirements. The Government has stated its requirements on a performance basis, thus allowing and expecting the DBC to determine, using standard commercial best practices, what design solutions are appropriate. The DBC is expected to aggressively seek out innovative solutions to maximize budget and performance in response to these performance-based requirements. The Government expects to be involved in design decision-making as these solutions are determined but recognizes the DBC’s essential role. Trust that each partner will act per these expectations is essential to maintaining the relationship that will enable this contract to succeed. The expected period of performance for the contract is 180 business days. Although the contract has been written in contemplation that changes will undoubtedly occur, there is no reasonable expectation between the parties that the scope addresses all possible changes that will occur. What is needed instead, and what this scope does, is to address the nature of the relationship between the parties and the desired end-state to be achieved by a successful project. | |||
| 11/23/2026 | USFW MATOC Clara Barton National Historic Site Rehabilitation Glen Echo CLBA 312325 | Clara Barton National Historic Site, 5801 Oxford Rd., Glen Echo, Maryland, 20812 | >$10 Million |
| 5:00P | DOI - NPS (140P2026R0105 Amnd. 1) | ConstructConnect: | |
| Design-Bid-Build project for the rehabilitation of the Clara Barton National Historic Site (reference project as CLBA 312325) and will restore the building due to deterioration of materials and deferred maintenance, reinforce the structure to meet code requirements, provide code-compliant egress and life safety, upgrade building systems and utilities, create accessible restrooms, accessible parking spaces and an accessible route on two floors, and improve site conditions with required stormwater management, tree removal and transplanting, and new curbs and planting beds. The alterations to the building are designed according to the Secretary of the Interior’s Standards for the Treatment of Historic Properties and utilize portions of building codes that prioritize retaining historic fabric in Historic Buildings. | |||
| 12/15/2026 | NIH 2027 MACC for General Construction Services; SEED:C112354 Bldg 4 Replace AHUs | NIH Campuses in: Bethesda, Frederick, Poolesville, MD, Research Park NC, RML in Montana | $500,000-1 Million |
| 2:00P | NIH (75N99027R00002 Amnd. 0) | ConstructConnect: | |
| The anticipated aggregate ceiling is $3 billion over an eight-year ordering period. Work under the MACC will primarily consist of general construction and may include, but is not limited to, maintenance, repair, painting, alterations, architectural work, mechanical systems, electrical systems, plumbing, heating, ventilation and air-conditioning (HVAC), civil work, earthwork, fencing, structural work, steel fabrication and welding, roofing, building renovations, demolition, new building construction, sustainable construction, design-bid-build, and design-build projects. | |||
| VA National IDIQ MATOC Healthcare Const Program | VA Medical Centers and Supporting Facilities Across the United States | ||
| Department of Veterans Affairs (36C10F27R0003 Amnd. 0) | ConstructConnect: | ||
| This acquisition will support a broad range of healthcare facility construction, renovation, repair, and design build requirements at VA Medical Centers and supporting facilities across the United States. This acquisition will result in multiple Firm Fixed Price IDIQ awards. Total MATOC Capacity: $7,500,000,000.00 Ordering Period: One (1) base year plus four (4) option years (Total of five years). There is an Unrestricted as well as a SDVOSB set-aside component to this MATOC, so all businesses are encouraged to participate. | |||
| Hampton Roads Area DB-DBB IDIQ MACC Large Projects PreSolic 10/7/26 | Hampton Roads AOR, VA; SEED: P1419 Weapons Magazines, Naval Weapons Station Yorktown | $25-100 Million | |
| NAVFAC Mid-Atlantic (N4008526R0046 Amnd. 0) | ConstructConnect: | ||
| This MACC will encompass a wide range of DB and DBB projects that include, but are not limited to, new construction, demolition, repair, alteration, and renovation of buildings, systems and infrastructure and may include civil, structural, mechanical, electrical, fire protection, and communication systems. Types of facilities include administrative, industrial, maintenance, warehouses, hangars, communications, personnel support, recreation, lodging, dormitory, medical, roads, etc. in support of NAVFAC Mid-Atlantic’s Hampton Roads AOR. The Government intends to award no more than five (5) contracts resulting from this solicitation. This solicitation will result in a competitively negotiated firm fixed-price IDIQ MACC. The aggregate value of all contracts awarded from any resultant solicitation is anticipated to be $975,000,000 over the base year and four option periods combined, not to exceed 60 months. Task orders will be firm fixed-priced, normally in the range of $25,000,000 to $100,000,000.00 per order. However, task orders under or over these amounts may be considered if deemed to be in the Government’s best interest and approved by the Contracting Officer. The Government guarantees an award of $5,000 to each successful offeror over the full term of the contract, including option years. The initial project (‘seed project’) that will be awarded as the first task order concurrently with the basic contract is P1419 Weapons Magazines, Naval Weapons Station Yorktown, Yorktown, Virginia. This will construct a single-story Conventional Prompt Strike (CPS) weapons Test Facility (TF) on a reinforced concrete foundation. The Test Facility is a single-story, insulated precast concrete and insulated metal wall panel building over a steel frame superstructure. The roof structure will include a single slope, mechanically seamed metal panel roof system. The building provides space for maintenance bays and one drive-through aisle. The building will also provide space for tool and parts storage, restrooms, office spaces for direct supervision (non-administrative), mechanical/electrical equipment rooms for building support and environmental control equipment to support high-capacity environmental control systems and all associated interior/exterior systems to support the building operations. | |||
| NIST Large-Tier Electrical Construction IDIQ, Gaithersburg Campus PreSolicitation posted 8/26/26 | 100 Bureau Drive, Gaithersburg, MD 20899 | ||
| NIST (333ND26RNB190031 Amnd. 0) | ConstructConnect: | ||
| The U.S. Department of Commerce, National Institute of Standards and Technology intends to competitively solicit offers on a full and open competition basis for large-tier construction services for the NIST campus in Gaithersburg, Maryland. This is a new requirement; there is no incumbent contractor. The solicitation will result in one or more Indefinite-Delivery, Indefinite-Quantity (IDIQ) contracts that include a 5- year ordering period. During the term of the contract(s), the Government shall place orders totaling a minimum of $5,000. The amount of all orders shall not exceed $73,788,828 for all task orders among all awardees, combined. The solicitation will also include requirements for the first task order (TO) which will be awarded shortly after the IDIQ contract(s) are awarded. Representative requirements for TOs over the 5-year ordering period include demolition, installation, maintenance, modification, addition, troubleshooting, testing, and/or repair of the following: • Electrical branch circuits from 120-volt single phase up to 208-volt three-phase, utilizing EMT, rigid conduit, and wiremold raceway systems • 120/208, 277/480, 2,400, 4160, and 13,800-volt service. • Medium voltage (13.8kV) electrical (spot network) distribution systems • Transformers, network protectors, switchgear, switchboards, medium voltage switches, panelboards, motors and control centers, uninterruptible power supply (UPS), busways, generators, and various other electrical equipment and devices. • Direct Digital Controls (DOC) • Electrical faults and problems • Interior and exterior lighting (120 V to 277 V), including re-lamping and ballast replacement • Work from building plans, blueprints, wiring diagrams, engineering drawings, and electrical O&M manuals to plan and lay out the routing, placement type, size, gauge, balance, load, continuity, and safe operation of electrical lines, circuits, systems, equipment, and controls • Life safety systems, to include Johnson Controls (formerly Simplex) fire alarms, mass notification, exhaust fan/fume hood interlock, gas monitoring, laser safety interlock systems, air aspirating systems, oxygen (02) monitoring systems, carbon dioxide (CO2) release systems, and galley vent hood release systems. • 13.8 kV exterior power distribution systems in concrete encased duct banks • Medium and low voltage faults in underground distribution networks with manholes • Low and medium-voltage cables and splices (PILC and EPR cable types) | |||
| NPS National Capital Region Construction MATOC | Region 1 NCR of the National Park Service in Virginia, West Virginia, Maryland, and DC | ||
| Dept of the Interior, NPS (140P3023R0006 Amnd. 0) | ConstructConnect: 1007532495 | ||
| Location for all services under this MATOC will be in the Region 1 NCR in the National Capital Area of the National Park Service in the states of Virginia, West Virginia, Maryland, and the District of Columbia. PERIOD OF PERFORMANCE: The MATOC/IDIQ contract performance and subsequent Task Order (TO) ordering period will be two years from contract award. Three initial individual seed projects will be included in the solicitation and awarded as initial Task Orders (TO) from the MATOC contract. The estimated to total MATOC contract value is 49,999,000.00. The minimum and maximum values for a single task order are $2,000 and $5,000,000 respectively. The maximum value for all task order awards under awarded under the solicitation will not exceed $49,999,000.00 million over the life of the contract. The minimum guaranteed order for each contract is one (1) task order valued at $2,000. The overall ceiling amount for all contracts is $49,999,000.00 million. General construction services, to include but not be limited to: construction services to repair or rehabilitate historic and non-historic structures in addition to a minimum amount of new construction for project types inclusion of Site Utilities (water, sewer, gas, electric, communications), Site Improvements (trail, fence, grading, concrete work, landscaping), Water & Wastewater, Roadway (bike, roadway, signage, striping), Fire & Safety, Building exterior, Building interior, HVAC, Electrical, Plumbing (MEP), Sustainability (energy efficiency, renewables). The project examples are to include: renovations of historic and non-historic maintenance shops, visitor centers, fee stations, and other buildings; upgrades to electrical, water and sewer systems and facilities; rehabilitation and installation of fire suppression systems and safety systems; parking lot and road paving, HVAC replacement; roof replacement; and water, sewer and gas tank construction. Common trades which may be needed include carpentry, plumbing, electrical, general labor, general grading, mechanical, power equipment operations, heavy equipment, concrete work, asphalt and paving, roofing, painters, energy systems, renewable energy system, control systems, operation & maintenance work, remediation and abatement services, demolition services and/or any trades identified in the Construction Wage (Davis-Bacon) Determination and other trades common to the construction and service industries for facilities, infrastructure, roads and site work. | |||
| NSWC Indian Head BXXX Facility Renovation PreSolic Notice 2/26/2026 | Indian Head, MD | ||
| Dept of the Navy Indian Head Division (N0017426SN0058 Amnd. 0) | ConstructConnect: | ||
| The Naval Surface Warfare Center Indian Head Division (NSWC IHD) Contracts Department 026 is seeking companies with technical expertise, experience, capability, and resources to renovate a building (exact location will be provided at award) at NSWC Indian Head, Maryland. • Demolition and Replacement: Removal of existing equipment, structures, roofing, and exterior landscaping, followed by the installation of new replacements. • New Installations: Installation of new government-procured process equipment. • General Construction: All necessary concrete, electrical, and mechanical work to complete the renovation. | |||
| AOC MACC 2020 D/B Demolition of the Ash House at CPP | Capitol Power Plant, Washington, DC | <$3 Million | |
| AOC (Notice PP22004 Amnd. 0) | ConstructConnect: | ||
| The Ash House, located at the Capitol Power Plant, consists of a 65‐ft tall silo connected to the boiler building via an overhead conveyor connection. The house served as a storage silo for removal and storage ash from the two coal boilers contained within the boiler building. It contained two (2) vacuum pumps which draw ash from the boiler plant via negative air pressure piping. The ash was drawn to the top of the house and would fall from there into a storage hopper located at the main level. Trucks entered the basement level to remove ash from the hopper and transport it for disposal. The Ash House has been determined to be unsafe for occupancy and requires demolition of the existing ash silo and conveyor. The scope of the project is the Design- Build effort to complete the design and construction/demolition of the Ash House per the Bridging Documents. The Ash House is on a secure and occupant sensitive site. The Power Plant, which will remain operational, is a heritage asset and is to be protected. | |||
| D/B Advance Measurement Laboratory Uninterruptable Supply System Replacement NIST | NIST, 100 Bureau Drive, Gaithersburg, MD PreSolic Notice 7/14/2025 | ||
| NIST (NB1930002500990 Amnd. 0) | ConstructConnect: | ||
| NIST has a requirement to replace four (4) remaining primary Yellow UPS units at Buildings 215, 216, 217, and 218. All four remaining primary Yellow power UPS units were installed in 2011. In addition, as an option, NIST has a requirement to replace the UPS unit for Green power UPS at Building 219. It is recommended that the new replacement UPS units shall have the same UPS configuration with the newly installed UPS systems at the AML complex. The drawings and specifications for newly installed UPS system are available for reference. The Contractor shall provide turnkey service including, construction shop drawings and specification, equipment, and installation, to replace four (4) existing yellow power primary UPS system at Buildings 215, 216, 217 and 218 of the AML complex with new upgraded UPS systems. | |||
| FBI GMACC Region 1 Campus Restroom Remodel Const Bldgs 1, 1A, and 5, Clarksburg, WV | Clarksburg, WV Market Research | ||
| FBI (1 Amnd. 0) | ConstructConnect: | ||
| This is a contract to provide construction services in accordance with the Campus Restroom Remodel 100% Construction Documents to the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) CJIS Division, Clarksburg, WV. The intent of the Campus Restroom Remodel Construction project is to renovate 11 restrooms across three (3) buildings on the CJIS Division Campus in accordance with the 100% Construction Documents. These buildings include Building 1, 1A and 5. The 100% Construction Documents were developed by the A/E contractor, DLZ, on behalf of the Government. | |||
| AOC MACC 2020 Deck Sprinkler System Replacement, Phase A, Thos Jefferson Bldg | Thomas Jefferson Bldg Washington, DC | >$28 Million | |
| AOC (LC21009A Amnd. 0) | ConstructConnect: | ||
| This project consists of night work to be performed Monday through Friday, which may consist of 10-hour shifts. Additional construction work hours during weekdays and weekends may be available with approval from the LBG Superintendent's Office and formal direction from the Contracting Officer. The existing copper pipe sprinkler system has surpassed its useful life with leaks being experienced on a weekly basis. These leaks pose a risk to the Library of Congress collections as well as constantly requiring support and resources from both AOC and U.S. Capitol Police (USCP) to address. The scope of this undertaking includes the complete replacement of the existing copper pipe sprinkler system and associated feed risers with a new black steel wet-pipe combination sprinkler/standpipe system located in the North and Northeast stacks using a phased construction process. The phases are divided into one (1) Base and ten (10) Options. This project consists of night work to be performed Monday through Friday, which may consist of 10-hour shifts. Additional construction work hours during weekdays and weekends may be available with approval from the LBG Superintendent's Office and formal direction from the Contracting Officer. | |||
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