FA8501-27-RAPID-990029 RPR RPL HVAC SYSTEM BLDG 300 Bay A/Headhouse

FA8501-27-RAPID-RPR RPL HVAC B301-OTA Under the RAPID Umbrella Framework: UHHZ990029 RAPID RPR RPL HVAC SYSTEM, BAY A & HEADHOUSE/ROOF (HEADHOUSE), BLDG 300 at Robins AFB, GA Description The Department of the Air Force, 78th Civil Engineer Group, Robins Air Force Base, Georgia, is issuing this Special Notice under the Robins Agile Practices for Infrastructure Development (RAPID) umbrella framework and pursuant to 10 U.S.C. § 2808a. The Government seeks industry Solution Briefs for an anticipated Other Transaction Agreement (OTA) to repair, modernize, and sustain critical HVAC and associated interior building systems within Facility 300 at Robins Air Force Base, Georgia. The requirement includes replacement or modernization of end-of-life HVAC equipment; improvements necessary to provide reliable climate control and energy-efficient operations; and associated interior work to address accessibility barriers, lead-based paint, asbestos-containing flooring, degraded finishes, and workspace configuration. The supporting work is necessary to improve occupant safety, facility reliability, code compliance, and uninterrupted mission operations for Facility 300’s critical multi-tenant organizations. This Special Notice is not an invitation for bids, a request for proposals under the Federal Acquisition Regulation, nor a commitment by the Government to make an award. Any resulting instrument will be an OTA for facility construction and repair under 10 U.S.C. § 2808a. Purpose The purpose of this Area of Interest is to identify commercially viable, safe, resilient, and schedule-credible solutions to repair and modernize the heating, ventilation, and air-conditioning (HVAC) and associated interior building systems within Facility 300 at Robins Air Force Base, Georgia. The Government seeks an integrated approach that restores reliable environmental control; addresses end-of-life HVAC equipment; and supports remediation or modernization of affected interior conditions, including lead-based paint, asbestos-containing flooring, accessibility barriers, and degraded workspace configurations. The selected approach must sustain uninterrupted operations for Facility 300’s multi-tenant mission partners—including supply-chain management, network support, special operations/rotary-wing management, and C-5 cargo aircraft management—while improving energy performance, occupant safety, accessibility, maintainability, and compliance with applicable safety, energy, and Unified Facilities Criteria (UFC) requirements. Solutions should provide a practical and phased path to execute the work with minimal disruption to occupied operations and with appropriate control of construction, environmental, safety, operational-continuity, and schedule risks. The Government is interested in approaches that leverage commercial practices, innovative delivery methods, and demonstrable capabilities; any use of Other Transaction Authority (OTA) remains subject to confirmation of statutory authority, appropriate use criteria, and contracting/legal review. Project Background and Existing Conditions Facility 300 (constructed in 1942) is a critical multi-tenant facility supporting several key Department of War (DoW) missions, including the 448 SCMG (Supply Chain Management Group), 78 ABW IT (Zone 4/5 network support), LCMC/WIUW (Special Operations/Rotary management), and LCMC/WLS (C-5 cargo aircraft management). Sustainable, modern facility systems are essential to maintain uninterrupted operations for these critical national security and logistics missions. The building systems are severely degraded. The HVAC units have exceeded their lifecycle, resulting in frequent failures, high maintenance costs, and inadequate climate control. Walls have peeling lead-based paint, and degraded flooring under the carpet contains asbestos. The basement east section is currently inaccessible under ADA standards. This project repairs and modernizes Building 300 workspace to prevent safety hazard…