Summary
The Government is requesting information regarding the availability and feasibility of attracting small businesses with proven technical capability and experience in worldwide, multi-discipline facilities, infrastructure, maintenance and repair of mission-critical systems. This includes, but is not limited to, preventive maintenance and major servicing of power generation, electrical distribution and control, mechanical heating and cooling, building automation, potable and hydronic water treatment, and roofing systems, as well as emergency response and rapid mobilization capabilities in austere, high-threat, and logistically constrained overseas environments. The Government seeks to determine whether the small business community possesses the technical depth, cleared workforce, global logistics capability, and program management infrastructure necessary to perform the full scope of the Facilities Infrastructure Reliability & Maintenance (FIRM) Program requirement as a prime contractor, either independently or through a teaming arrangement. The Government encourages responses from prime contractors, joint ventures, mentor-protégé arrangements, and contractor teaming arrangements. Respondents are encouraged to identify portions of the requirement that could reasonably be performed through specialized partners.