Sources Sought / RFI: Market Intelligence for Potential OTA - BLDG 212 Barracks Replacement, Fort Stewart, GA

The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers (USACE), Savannah District, is conducting market research to assess industry capability and interest in supporting the repair by replacement of an existing 86-bed barracks facility at Fort Stewart, Georgia, using Other Transaction (OT) authority. The estimated magnitude of this pilot project is between $30M-$40M and is expected to include planning, design, construction, and demolition. The Government is considering a delivery approach that leverages volumetric, modular, industrialized, or other commercially proven construction methods that may accelerate delivery, improve quality, reduce cost, improve maintainability, and support standardization across future Army barracks projects. Key aspects of the project include: • Facility type: Permanent Party UEPH barracks for junior enlisted and junior NCO personnel • Capacity: 86 single soldiers • Maximum gross area: 485 square feet per occupant, for a total maximum gross area of 41,710 square feet • Site: Fort Stewart, Georgia • Barracks planning criteria: Functional spaces and square footage for individual spaces are to be in accordance with the 2025 Army Barracks Standard for Permanent Party Unaccompanied Housing, Junior Enlisted and Junior NCOs Memorandum The Government is seeking information on commercially available and emerging construction approaches, technologies, products, systems, and delivery models that may improve future Army barracks construction.