When is the deadline for the Air Force Reserve Command RFP?

The deadline for this RFP is Aug 10, 2026. Make sure to submit your proposal before this date to be considered.

What is Air Force Reserve Command looking for?

The Department of the Air Force (Air Force Reserve Command) issued a presolicitation to repair and stabilize stormwater drainage systems east of Taxiway 'J' at Dobbins Air Reserve Base, including regrading failed slopes, sodding, cleaning flumes/pipes/swales and installing new concrete flumes. The procurement is NAICS 237110 and is being conducted as a presolicitation with a period of performance of 420 calendar days and an estimated value range of $10M–$25M.

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