REQUEST FOR INFORMATION -ADVANCE NOTICE TO INDUSTRY: Potential Use of Other Transaction Authority (OTA) for the Facilities Sustainment, Restoration, and Modernization (FSRM) Program at Joint Base Lewis-McChord (JBLM)

The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Seattle District is conducting market research on using an Other Transaction Authority (OTA) to deliver the Facilities Sustainment, Restoration, and Modernization (FSRM) program at Joint Base Lewis‑McChord. The effort will be organized under a single Master OTA agreement valued at approximately $100 million, with a base period of five years (potentially extending to seven). A pool of pre‑qualified design‑build teams will be selected through a two‑step Qualifications‑Based Selection (QBS) process, after which individual work packages—ranging from renovation and repairs to new pre‑engineered building construction, environmental abatement, and utility upgrades—will be awarded. The Government plans an Industry Day in the Seattle area around 20 Oct 2026 and requests responses via an online questionnaire and a brief capability statement by 15 Sep 2026. • Scope: General construction, renovation, repairs, expansions, pre‑engineered buildings, environmental remediation, utility systems, and related civil/mechanical/electrical work across JBLM facilities. • Acquisition strategy: Master OTA agreement (~$100 M) with a 5‑year base period, up to 7 years total; multiple work packages awarded to pre‑qualified design‑build teams. • Selection process: Step 1 – Request for Qualifications (SOQ, no price); Step 2 – Pitch presentations and workshops. • Industry engagement: Planned Industry Day (~20 Oct 2026) and an online questionnaire; capability statements due 15 Sep 2026 (10 AM PT). • Delivery methods: Progressive Design‑Build, Construction Manager at Risk, or other fast‑track collaborative methods.