The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers (USACE) is hosting a Virtual Industry Day to provide information about upcoming construction contracts to support the Defense Health Agency's (DHA) medical treatment facilities. The contracts will be for deferred maintenance, repairs, and renovations at multiple military treatment facilities across the nation. USACE is looking for contractors with extensive working knowledge of medical facility operations, including equipment, facility support systems, and building structures. The contracts are expected to range from $100M to $500M and will be awarded through a design-build process.
Key points to consider:
• The contracts will be for construction projects at military treatment facilities
• The projects will include architectural, mechanical, electrical, and safety systems
• Contractors must have experience working in occupied medical facilities with minimal disruptions
• Infection control and logistics will be critical components of the projects
• The Government is evaluating two potential pathways for these upcoming projects, and industry feedback will determine the best approach for each site
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