Combined Synopsis/Solicitation for B6 Security Renovation
DEPT OF DEFENSE
Notice type
Combined Synopsis/Solicitation
Solicitation #
H92295-26-Q-B010
NAICS
236220
PSC
Z2AA
Set-aside
Total Small Business Set-Aside (FAR 19.5)
Posted
June 17, 2026
Response due
July 2, 2026
Place of performance
Tucson, AZ
What this opportunity is
The Department of Defense is seeking a total small business to perform renovations and security enhancements at a modular facility in Tucson, AZ, specifically for U.S. Customs and Border Protection. The project includes demolition, structural modifications, HVAC upgrades, electrical system assessments, perimeter security installations, and electronic security systems compliant with specific standards. Interested small businesses should note the mandatory site visit and the requirement for personnel to pass a background check, indicating a need for careful planning and compliance with security protocols.
Analysis by Mindy, grounded in the SAM.gov notice.
Description
Quality Assurance Surveillance Plan (QASP)
Project: Renovation of Building 6, Task Order 1 (Security and Force Protection)
1. Introduction
This QASP is a government document used to guide the monitoring and evaluation of the
contractor's performance in meeting the requirements of the Statement of Work (SOW). It
provides a systematic method to assess whether the services and deliverables meet the
required standards and identifies the responsible party for surveillance. The primary
individual responsible for this surveillance is the Contracting OƯicer's Representative
(COR).
2. Purpose
Ensure contractor performance aligns with all terms and conditions of the SOW.
Provide a basis for objective and documented performance assessment.
Ensure all deliverables and required outcomes are achieved at the specified quality
level.
Identify potential performance issues early to allow for timely corrective action.
3. Performance Monitoring
The COR will use the methods of surveillance listed below to monitor the contractor's
performance. The results of this surveillance will be documented and used to verify that
the contractor has fulfilled all contractual obligations.
4. Performance Requirements & Surveillance Matrix
The following table details the specific tasks from the SOW, the required performance
standards, and the methods and frequency of surveillance.
SOW
Ref
Performance
Requirement
Performance Standard Surveillance Method Surveillance
Frequency
2.1 Demolition &
Site Prep
All existing windows
removed; openings infilled
flush, matching insulation
and finish; debris legally
disposed of.
100% Inspection Upon
completion of
demolition.
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2.2 Architectural &
Structural
Non-serviceable skirting
replaced; security vestibule
constructed to dimensions;
sub-flooring, framing, and
footers improved to support
SCIF door.
100% Inspection &
Measurement
During and after
construction.
2.3 HVAC Two new 1-ton mini-split
units installed in the server
room and main oƯice;
condensers placed on an
approved concrete pad.
100% Inspection;
Review of COR approval
for placement.
During and after
installation.
2.4 Electrical
System
Electrical system proven to
support all specified loads;
back-up power solution
proposed and installed if
required.
Review of contractor's
assessment report;
100% inspection and
testing upon
completion.
Before work
begins and at
project end.
2.5 IDS
Certification
Intrusion Detection System
(IDS) is installed by a UL
2050 certified installer.
Review of
Documentation
Prior to
installation.
2.6 Perimeter
Fencing
6' high chain-link fence with
concertina wire installed
with a 10' standoƯ; Two
gates (personnel and
equipment) installed at
approved locations.
100% Inspection &
Measurement
During and after
installation.
2.7 SCIF Door &
Hardware
One ICD-705 compliant SCIF
door assembly with
specified GSA-approved
hardware installed.
100% Inspection;
Review of Material
Submittals.
Upon
installation.
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2.8 Electronic
Security
Systems
CCTV and IDS installed per
ICD-705, UL 2050, and NEC.
All devices are on the APL.
Exterior cabling is in rigid
conduit.
Review of Material
Submittals; 100%
Inspection; Final testing
verification.
Before
installation and
at project end.
3.1 Security &
Access
Personnel information for
NACI checks submitted at
least 7 days prior to site
access. All personnel are
U.S. Citizens.
Review of
Documentation
Before any
personnel
access the site.
3.2 Administrative Contractor maintains active
SAM.gov registration
throughout the contract
period.
Periodic Check of
SAM.gov
Monthly, or prior
to payment.
3.5 Warranty &
Quality Control
Contractor provides a
minimum 1-year warranty
and maintains an approved
Quality Control Plan (QCP).
Review of
Documentation
At contract start
and during
warranty calls.
4.1 Project
Schedule
A detailed work schedule
(AF3064) is submitted and
updated as needed.
Review of Submission At project start
and weekly.
4.2 Material
Submittals
Submittals for HVAC,
generator, CCTV, SCIF door,
and IDS are provided and
approved.
Review of Submission Prior to ordering
materials.
4.3 Weekly Reports Weekly status reports with
photos and work description
are submitted.
Review of Submission Weekly.
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4.4 Final Test
Results
Final testing results for all
systems (HVAC, Electrical,
ESS) are submitted and meet
performance requirements.
Review of Submission;
Witness Final Testing.
At project
completion.
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Source: SAM.gov, as posted. Verify the current solicitation before responding.
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