The U.S. Air Force is issuing a Commercial Solutions Opening (CSO) to create a pool of qualified contractors who will provide real‑property access and transaction support for the Sentinel ICBM modernization program across the F.E. Warren Air Force Base footprint (southeast Wyoming, parts of Nebraska and Colorado). The effort involves securing temporary construction easements, title curative work, and related right‑of‑way services for approximately 1,650 land tracts to enable installation of new fiber‑optic cables and other infrastructure upgrades. Contractors must demonstrate qualified personnel (registered or certified professional landmen, senior right‑of‑way professionals, or equivalent legal expertise), experience in large‑scale linear rights‑of‑way acquisition in the western U.S., and capabilities in title verification, program management, scheduling, and license‑package preparation. A white‑paper (max 12 pages) is required to be submitted for pool selection; subsequent problem statements will be issued to the selected pool for response.
• Scope: Real‑property access, temporary easement acquisition, title curative work, right‑of‑way management for Sentinel ICBM upgrades.
• Geographic focus: FE Warren AFB area – southeast Wyoming, parts of Nebraska & Colorado (future expansion to MT & ND).
• Required expertise: Certified/registered landmen, senior right‑of‑way professionals, or equivalent legal background; proven experience with large, rural, cross‑country linear easements.
• Submission: 12‑page white paper (PDF/Word) with company info, key personnel qualifications, past performance (last 3 years), UEI/CAGE code.
• Selection: Pool of 3‑7 contractors; subsequent task orders issued with specific problem statements and evaluation criteria.
• Set‑aside: 100 % small‑business.
• Authority: DFARS 212.70.
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