Contract · Federal
MACH1_AOI_Military Working Dog Facility_ Vandenberg Space Force_LOE 1 and LOE 2
DEPT OF DEFENSE / DEPT OF THE AIR FORCE Lompoc, CA
- Status Closes in 26 days
- Amount Amount not listed
- Set-aside None (open competition)
Scope
This Area of Interest (AOI) is published under the Modernized Agile Construction Horizons (MACH1) Umbrella Program Notice.
All submissions must adhere to the procedures and guidelines outlined in the parent MACH1 framework document unless otherwise tailored herein.
Any resulting agreement will be an Other Transaction Agreement (OTA) executed under the statutory authority of 10 U.S.C. § 2808a.
The 772nd Enterprise Sourcing Squadron (772 ESS) is is executing a Progressive Design-Build (PDB) project to renovate existing military working dog (MWD) facilities and construct a new addition at Vandenberg Space Force Base (SFB), California.
Under this agreement, the selected contractor will execute both the progressive design and physical construction to deliver a fully functional, code-compliant compound (Project Number: XUMU171121C).
The current MWD kennel and admin facilities (Buildings 6444 and 6447) at Vandenberg SFB fail quarterly inspections and contain critical safety hazards that endanger military personnel and canine assets.
Transitioning to a Progressive Design-Build (PDB) model is critical to eliminate traditional design-bid-build delays, rapidly deliver compliant spaces, and preserve the security mission of the 30th Space Wing.
There are (2) two distinct lines of effort (LOEs) for this requirement: LOE 1 - Design & Planning (Design) and LOE 2 - Physical Construction.
See attachment PDF: MACH1_AOI_FA890327OT005_Military_Working_Dog_Facility_Vandenberg_ 20 Oct 26.pdf
Typical award value
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est. $25K-$914K
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Timeline
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Posted
Oct 20, 2026
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Status
Open now
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