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ICD-705 Controlled Spaces Modernization and Sustainment Program - (Progressive Design-build (PDB) Other Transaction Agreement (OTA)

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Agency

DEPT OF THE ARMY

NAICS Code

236220

Department

DEPT OF DEFENSE

Solicitation Type

Sources Sought

Solicitation #

W912UM27S0TA1

PSC Code

Y1AA

Division

W2SN ENDIST FAR EAST

Posted

Mon, October 26, 2026

Response Deadline

Tue, November 17, 2026

Description

SOURCES SOUGHT ANNOUNCEMENT AND INDUSTRY DAY NOTICE PROGRESSIVE DESIGN-BUILD (PDB) OTHER TRANSACTION AGREEMENT (OTA) ICD-705 Controlled Spaces Modernization and Sustainment Program Osan Air Base, Republic of Korea U.S. Army Corps of Engineers � Far East District DISCLAIMER: This Sources Sought is issued solely for market research/intelligence and acquisition planning. It is not a solicitation, Request for Qualifications, or commitment to issue a solicitation or award any agreement or contract. No Statements of Qualifications or proposals are requested. Participation is voluntary; the Government will not reimburse response costs and will not accept unsolicited proposals. Responses will inform acquisition strategy, industry capability assessment, and project delivery options. Responding does not affect eligibility for any future solicitation. THE OPPORTUNITY The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, Far East District (USACE FED) invites industry partners to help shape the acquisition strategy for a high-priority modernization and sustainment program involving ICD-705 controlled spaces at Osan Air Base, Republic of Korea. The Government is evaluating an innovative Progressive Design-Build (PDB) delivery method executed through an Other Transaction Agreement (OTA) under 10 U.S.C. � 2808a. This approach enables early contractor involvement, collaborative design development, open-book pricing, and flexible risk allocation�advantages particularly valuable for complex, security-sensitive work performed in an active overseas operational environment with unique host-nation and ICD-705 constraints. The Government has not made a final acquisition strategy determination and seeks candid industry input on the benefits, limitations, risks, and commercial terms of a PDB OTA compared with traditional design-bid-build or design-build approaches. WHY PROGRESSIVE DESIGN-BUILD / OTA? ICD-705 controlled spaces, collective protection systems, and HVAC modernization on an active air base present t…

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  1. Oct 26, 2026Sources SoughtDue Nov 17, 2026

    SOURCES SOUGHT ANNOUNCEMENT AND INDUSTRY DAY NOTICE PROGRESSIVE DESIGN-BUILD (PDB) OTHER TRANSACTION AGREEMENT (OTA) ICD-705 Controlled Spaces Modernization and Sustainment Program Osan Air Base, Republic of Korea U.S. Army Corps of Engineers � Far East District DISCLAIMER: This Sources Sought is issued solely for market research/intelligence and acquisition planning. It is not a solicitation, Request for Qualifications, or commitment to issue a solicitation or award any agreement or contract. No Statements of Qualifications or proposals are requested. Participation is voluntary; the Government will not reimburse response costs and will not accept unsolicited proposals. Responses will inform acquisition strategy, industry capability assessment, and project delivery options. Responding does not affect eligibility for any future solicitation. THE OPPORTUNITY The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, Far East District (USACE FED) invites industry partners to help shape the acquisition strategy for a high-priority modernization and sustainment program involving ICD-705 controlled spaces at Osan Air Base, Republic of Korea. The Government is evaluating an innovative Progressive Design-Build (PDB) delivery method executed through an Other Transaction Agreement (OTA) under 10 U.S.C. � 2808a. This approach enables early contractor involvement, collaborative design development, open-book pricing, and flexible risk allocation�advantages particularly valuable for complex, security-sensitive wor

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