Moisture Intrusion Study

The Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA) is conducting market research (Sources‑Sought) to identify qualified firms that can perform a forensic moisture‑intrusion investigation at the Aviation Operations Center in Fort Worth, Texas (76177). The objective is to determine the root causes of suspected water damage, mold growth, and moisture infiltration, and to provide actionable recommendations to restore and protect the building envelope. Respondents must submit a capabilities package that includes the firm’s name, UEI, CAGE (if applicable), size and socio‑economic status as listed in SAM, and any GSA Schedule/contract number, together with a brief paragraph describing recent, relevant water‑intrusion studies, a step‑by‑step investigative process, confirmation that all forensic engineers are licensed, compliance with ASTM/AAMA testing standards, and a list of specialized diagnostic tools (e.g., infrared imaging, moisture meters). The scope of services includes document review, on‑site inspection of all potential moisture sources (rain penetration, groundwater seepage, condensation, vapor diffusion, capillary action, internal leaks), health‑and‑safety compliance with PPE requirements, and the delivery of a comprehensive forensic report containing an executive summary, methodology, moisture maps, root‑cause analysis, photographic documentation, and remediation recommendations. Responses are to be emailed to the point of contact, Teresa Roshau‑Delgado (Contract Specialist, FACN.Proposal.Submission@dea.gov), with the subject line “Response to: (FAFI) Moisture Intrusion Study.” The deadline for submission is 08:00 a.m. EDT on Monday, 27 April 2026. No mail, fax, or telephone responses will be accepted. This Sources‑Sought notice does not constitute a solicitation and the Government will not reimburse any costs incurred in preparing the response.

Notice ID

202c8ad8bda6497281873cc4136350e7

Solicitation Number

FAFI-Moisture_Intrusion_Study

NAICS Code

N/A

Classification Code

N/A