U.S. SPACE FORCE · FRONT RANGE INSTALLATIONS
Front Range Multiple Award Construction Contract (FRMACC)
Prepare for the next Front Range construction vehicle across Colorado and Wyoming.
Pre-RFP / Market Research | Construction IDIQ | NAICS 236220
Anticipated program magnitude
Ordering period under consideration
Colorado and Wyoming
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Solicitation Summary
The 21st Contracting Squadron at Peterson Space Force Base is planning the reacquisition of FRMACC, a multiple-award construction vehicle supporting seven military installations across the Front Range in Colorado and Wyoming. Individual task orders may cover design-build, sustainment, maintenance, repair, alteration, renovation and minor construction.
Planning status: the referenced sources-sought notice is inactive and its May 26, 2026 response deadline has passed. It is market research, not an open RFP. Any future solicitation is identified as FA251726RC500; final dates, eligibility and acquisition terms remain subject to the government’s release.
Solicitation in a Nutshell
| Item | Details |
|---|---|
| Agency / Contracting Office | U.S. Space Force · 21st Contracting Squadron, Peterson Space Force Base (FA2517 21 CONS). |
| Solicitation Number | FA251726RC500 (identified for the future solicitation). Related sources-sought notice: FA251726SSRC500. |
| Status | Pre-RFP / acquisition planning. The referenced sources-sought notice is inactive; no open proposal deadline is confirmed here. |
| Solicitation Date | November 2026 is an estimate in the supplied opportunity report, not a government-confirmed release date. |
| Award Date | July 2027 is an estimate in the supplied opportunity report, not an announced award date. |
| Proposal Due Date | Not announced in the verified notice. May 26, 2026 at 10:00 a.m. Mountain Time was the closed market-research response deadline, not a proposal deadline. |
| Anticipated Program Value | Approximately $950 million or more over the contemplated ordering period. The government says the overall value remains under consideration; this is not guaranteed spending or an individual award value. |
| Competition / Eligibility | Not finalized for the reacquisition. The market-research notice lists no set-aside. Historical 8(a)/small-business tier arrangements must not be assumed to govern the next solicitation. |
| Contract Vehicle | Multiple-award Indefinite Delivery / Indefinite Quantity (IDIQ) construction contract. Firm-fixed-price is reported as the anticipated contract type; confirm final terms in the RFP. |
| Ordering Period | Under consideration: five-year basic ordering period plus five one-year options, for up to ten years. Final structure is not yet confirmed. |
| Number of Awards | Multiple awards anticipated. The supplied report estimates four; no final award count is established in the verified sources-sought text. |
| NAICS | 236220 · Commercial and Institutional Building Construction. The sources-sought document cites a $45 million size standard; verify the applicable standard in the final solicitation. |
| Task Orders | Historically approximately $2,000 to $10 million. Future task-order limits and procedures remain subject to the reacquisition. |
| Place of Performance | Peterson SFB; Cheyenne Mountain SFS; U.S. Air Force Academy; Fort Carson, including Piñon Canyon Maneuver Site; Schriever SFB; Buckley SFB; and F.E. Warren AFB. |
| Official Notice | View the FRMACC sources-sought notice on SAM.gov |
Background
FRMACC is a continuing requirement, not a new program. The planned acquisition would replace the existing construction contract vehicle and maintain a pool of contractors capable of responding to diverse facility requirements across the Front Range.
The March 2026 sources-sought package sought industry feedback on the proposed ordering period and existing operating procedures. Amendment 1, posted April 2, 2026, updated access to the specifications attachment. The sources-sought text refers to dissolution of the previously used tier structure, so older descriptions of Tier 1/Tier 2 eligibility and reserved ceiling allocations should be treated as historical context, not final recompete requirements.
Requirements & Capture Priorities
01 Design & Construction Delivery
Demonstrate relevant experience in design-build and multi-discipline construction, including modifications and renovations of existing facilities. Align project examples with the types of task orders the government releases.
02 Sustainment, Repair & Modernization
Prepare a credible approach to maintenance, repair, alteration and minor construction. Connect management methods, quality control and subcontractor coordination to facility-specific work.
03 Multi-Installation Capacity
Assess the ability to manage simultaneous projects across Colorado and Wyoming. Develop a practical approach to staffing, site coordination, materials, logistics and seasonal conditions.
04 Task-Order Readiness
Review estimating capacity, bonding, subcontractor availability and responsiveness across a wide range of project sizes. Historical ordering patterns are useful planning inputs, not promises of future work.
05 Verify the Final Acquisition Strategy
Do not build a bid/no-bid decision around older tier allocations or unconfirmed forecasts. Confirm set-asides, award count, evaluation factors, ordering periods and proposal instructions against the released solicitation and amendments.
How Can GDIC Help?
GDI Consulting can help construction firms assess FRMACC fit, organize relevant past performance, identify teaming gaps and develop a focused capture strategy.
As the acquisition progresses, our team can support compliance planning, proposal management and writing, and color-team reviews aligned with the released solicitation.
Source basis: FRMACC sources-sought notice FA251726SSRC500 and its March 2026 document, Amendment 1 posted April 2, 2026, and the supplied opportunity report updated September 11 and printed October 8, 2026. Official SAM notice checked October 17, 2026. Forecasts remain unconfirmed. This profile is for capture planning; the government solicitation controls.