Sources Sought for DMMU - Fort Hood

The Department of the Interior is seeking SAM‑registered small businesses (NAICS 236220), with a history of serving as Service‑Disabled Veteran‑Owned Small Businesses, to design, build, and test a portable live‑fire target system for the Dalton Mountain Multi‑use (DMMU) Range at Fort Hood, Texas. The system must be rapidly deployable, remotely controlled, and fully compatible with the Army’s Targetry Range Automated Control and Recording (TRACR II) software. Key performance specifications include a minimum 300 lb lift capacity, lift/lower times of 1–2 sec/10 sec in no‑wind conditions and 12 sec/10 sec in 35 mph wind, acceptance of 4″ × 4″ × 400 lb standard lumber target legs, and at least 90 % of each target exposed above the berm with the lifting arm concealed. The contractor must provide individual and group target up/down control, hit‑detection feedback, and thermal control, conduct a Factory Acceptance Test (FAT) and a Site Acceptance Test (SAT) at Fort Hood, and comply with MIL‑STD‑810G and all listed Army and DoD references. The total value may reach $15 M, with a 180‑day procurement extension allowed for this activity only. Award is anticipated no later than September 21 2026, with construction commencing November 23 2026 and completing January 21 2027 (60 calendar days). The contractor must submit a rapid design‑development plan achieving 100 % design completion by the construction start date, detailed construction schedules, and daily construction reports. Email reporting requirements include pre‑final inspection within three business days, as‑built drawings three business days before project completion, and a 45‑day post‑acceptance report. Responses, including a capabilities statement and proof of active SAM registration, are due by July 16 2026, 4:00 PM EDT, to Kevin Woody (Kevin_Woody@ibc.doi.gov). No questions will be answered.

Notice ID

b57e9846252d433a91eee3295a96afa9

Solicitation Number

DOIDFBO260067

NAICS Code

236220

Classification Code

Z2PZ