Build Precision Strike Missile System and Commercial Vehicle Access Control Point at Letterkenny Army Depot
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The Department of Defense is procuring construction services for the Rocket Missile Maintenance Facility (RMMF) at Letterkenny Army Depot, which includes the construction of a 45,000 SF facility, a 10,000 SF storage building, and a new Access Control Point (ACP). Key requirements involve site development, earthwork, and the installation of vehicle controls.
Scope & Requirements
The project involves the design and construction of a new Rocket Missile Maintenance Facility and Access Control Point at Letterkenny Army Depot, including various site development tasks.
Contract Details
- Estimated Value
- est. $5M – $25MSimilar contracts award $25K – $400K (median $99K, 73,582 awards)Above typical range
- NAICS Codes
- Place of Performance
- Chambersburg, PA, USA
Agency & Contact
Contracting Organization
- Agency
- DEPT OF DEFENSE
- Sub-Agency
- US Army Corps of Engineers
- Office
- Engineer Division North Atlantic District Baltimore
Point of Contact
Key Dates
Description
In general terms, the project consists of a Design-Bid-Build acquisition strategy for construction services. Specific
requirements include: New construction of an approximate 45,000 SF Rocket and Missile Maintenance Facility (RMMF) warehouse and associated administrative support functions. Adjacent to the RMMF is an approximate 10,000 SF storage building and 1,000 SF forklift charging shed. Associated site development includes but is not limited to earthwork, BMPs, fencing, roadways and hardscape areas that support the loading and unloading of munitions. The project further includes the replacement of the existing Voelz Gate Access Control Point (ACP) and associated hardscapes. The new ACP includes an approximate 1,600 SF combined gatehouse, inbound/outbound lanes with commercial vehicle inspection canopies, and associated active and passive vehicle controls. Associated site development includes but is not limited to earthwork, BMPs, fencing, roadways, and hardscape areas that support the operations of the access control point and commercial vehicle inspections. Shawn Handley Alternative
Point of Contact Tonja Dreke
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