The USACE Seattle District is conducting a market survey on the use of Project Labor Agreements (PLAs) for a large‑scale renovation of two existing barracks (Buildings 3221‑3222) at Joint Base Lewis‑McChord, WA. The scope includes hazardous material abatement, extensive demolition (≈75‑90% of envelope and systems), and full reconstruction with new exterior envelope, mechanical/electrical systems, TPO roofing, and exterior painting. Coordination will involve new utility connections and shared boundaries with adjacent projects. The anticipated contract value is $40‑$70 million, with an estimated performance period of 730 calendar days. The agency is soliciting comments on PLA applicability, labor availability, schedule constraints, and potential cost impacts. Responses are due by 1:00 PM PT on 08 Oct 2026.
• Convert two barracks into multi‑tier command facilities (“Hammer Heads” & “Hammer Handles”).
• Demolition: hazardous material removal, 75% envelope, 90% MEP systems, roof EPDM removal.
• New construction: exterior envelope, MEP systems, TPO roof, exterior paint.
• Site work: utility hookups, coordination with neighboring projects.
• Estimated magnitude: $40‑$70 M; duration: 730 days.
• Purpose: gather industry feedback on PLA use for projects ≥ $35 M.
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