JBMHH Stables 236 Follow-On Requirements

The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Baltimore District is conducting market research to identify firms capable of performing historic renovation and facility upgrades at The Old Guard (TOG) Paddock and Stables 236, Fort Myer, Virginia. The effort focuses on comprehensive architectural, structural, mechanical, electrical, and life‑safety improvements to a historic equestrian facility, with special considerations for active draft horses, lead‑abatement, brick masonry repair, roof work, ventilation re‑configuration, and fire protection upgrades. The government seeks industry feedback on acquisition strategy (1‑step versus 2‑step Design‑Build) and technical expertise, with responses submitted via a Microsoft Form. • Historic building renovation including structural, mechanical, electrical, and fire‑protection upgrades. • Specialized work around live draft horses (spike shoes) and lead‑abatement near animals. • Market research to gauge interest and determine optimal acquisition approach (Design‑Build). • Responses due by September 21, 2026, submitted through an online form. • Opportunity to influence future contract strategy and positioning for subsequent award.