EIE485 Consolidated Munitions on Quarry Hill, Eielson AFB, AK

The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers is seeking industry input for the EIE485 Consolidated Munitions project at Eielson Air Force Base, Alaska. The effort will design‑build new munitions storage facilities on Quarry Hill and demolish existing igloo‑type storage structures on Engineer Hill. The scope includes warm‑storage vehicle bays, cold inert storage, multiple heated magazines, a production building, concrete site work, and extensive demolition, all subject to high‑water‑table, permafrost, and possible environmental contamination challenges. The government has set a $196.4 million target budget and expects the work to span FY 27 through FY 31, with construction not to start earlier than FY 29. Industry is being asked to comment on three delivery‑method options (Accelerated Design‑Build, CM @ Risk, Progressive Design‑Build) and to provide insights on schedule, cost, risk, and incentive structures. • Design‑build and demolition of multiple munitions storage facilities (≈ 70,000 sf total) at a remote Alaskan site. • High‑risk environmental conditions (permafrost, potential PFAS, asbestos) requiring specialized foundations and remediation. • $196.4 M MILCON budget, FY 27‑FY 31 performance period, with a submission deadline of 21 Oct 2026.