Construction of a Specialized Mission Training Facility (SMTF), Laurel, MD

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This is a pre-solicitation notice and not a request for proposals. As such, vendors are not to send capability statements or other such documents. The General Services Administration (GSA) Public Buildings Service (PBS) is seeking a qualified contractor to provide the construction of a Specialized Mission Training Facility (SMTF) in Laurel, MD. Summary: This project includes building the SMTF at the James J. Rowley Training Center (JJRTC), which is the primary training facility for the United States Secret Service (USSS). The training center consists of multiple buildings and structures that provide an environment for various training activities, including active scenario training, as well as classroom and conference room space. Due to increased operational tempo, development of new training programs, and campus population growth in recent years, the USSS continues to develop the JJRTC campus to meet the needs of the USSS mission. To enhance training activities and operational readiness, the USSS intends to construct a full-scale site and building representation of the White House, perimeter buildings, and grounds. Project Scope: The project consists of the work associated with the Site, Center Building, and Perimeter Buildings as described below: Site: The general scope of the project is to replicate (or match) the original building’s grounds on the proposed JJRTC project site. This includes matching both the horizontal and vertical site features of the original grounds. The limits of this replica are the outer curb lines of the proposed perimeter roads (Pennsylvania Avenue, E Street, and West/East Executive Avenue). The scope includes providing stormwater management based on the Maryland Department of the Environment’s (MDE’s) requirements. In addition, existing utilities serving the JJRTC facility will be improved and extended to service the project site. As extensive re-grading will be required, most of the flora and fauna will need to be removed from the site. The proposed replacement flora will include inexpensive, fast-growing, and low-maintenance species. Trees will be matched by general size and either evergreen or deciduous. These types should be selected and placed to match the visual and security functions of the existing trees in the original landscape. Deciduous trees should include shade trees and ornamental (flowering trees). Center Buildings: The Center Buildings are made up of the original building’s 4-story high Main Residence and 3-story high West Wing. Building interiors support multiple training and training support functions. Major building floor areas mirror the original building floor layout, however selected areas designated for dynamic training will be a replica of the original building’s interior conditions without attempting historic and decorative reproduction. Perimeter Buildings: The 18 acres of grounds within the security fence have a series of additional structures that will be recreated for training purposes. Ra

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