Department of State Worldwide Facilities Infrastructure Reliability Maintenance (FIRM)

The U.S. Department of State is seeking information from small businesses to determine their capability and interest in performing worldwide facilities infrastructure reliability and maintenance services. The services include preventive maintenance, repair, and emergency response for mission-critical systems such as power generation, electrical distribution, mechanical heating and cooling, building automation, and roofing systems. The department is planning a single-award IDIQ acquisition and is seeking responses from small businesses that can provide a comprehensive and technically rigorous maintenance and repair program. The ideal contractor will have experience in performing worldwide or large-scale multi-site maintenance and repair of mission-critical systems, as well as experience supporting U.S. Government overseas facilities. • The contract will require an active Top Secret Facility Clearance. • The contract will have seven primary task order categories and one optional Full Operations and Maintenance Services task order. • The contractor will be responsible for providing all necessary resources, including personnel, equipment, and materials, to perform the services. • The contractor will be required to have a program management structure in place, including a regional governance, subcontractor oversight, quality control, and performance reporting. • The contractor will be required to have experience with Government-designated CMMS platforms and subcontracting.