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Amendment 1: Airfield and Weather Flight Carpet Replacement at Peterson Space Force Base

Original title: Amendment 1: Solicitation- WT 18058173 Airfield and Weather Flight Carpet Replacement

DEPT OF DEFENSE › DEPT OF THE AIR FORCE › FA2517 21 CONS BLDG 350

At a glance

The Air Force seeks a small business to remove and replace approximately 4,370 square feet of carpet in Building 122 at Peterson Space Force Base in Colorado Springs, CO. Work includes hazardous material screening, furniture relocation, installation of modular carpet tiles over existing vinyl, and vinyl cove base installation. Responses are due by September 9, 2026.

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Key details

Notice ID
9c3bbd344ab946a0a5792ab52a140a67
Solicitation #
FA251726QA029
Posted
Response deadline
Archive date
Sep 24, 2026
NAICS
238330 — Flooring Contractors
PSC
Z2AA — Repair Or Alteration Of Office Buildings
Set-aside
Total Small Business Set-Aside
Place of performance
Colorado Springs, CO, 80914, USA
Contracting office
PETERSON SFB, CO, 80914-1117

Description

This project entails the removal and replacement of flooring approximately 4,370 square foot of carpet on the first floor of Building 122, Peterson Space Force Base (PSFB). The contractor will coordinate with the 21st Civil Engineering Squadron (21 CES) to conduct bio-environmental screening for hazardous materials beneath the existing flooring. Once cleared, the contractor will remove the old carpet and rubber cove base, managing daily site clean-up and off-base debris disposal, as on-site equipment storage is strictly prohibited. To prepare the space, the contractor will relocate standard furniture --coordinating with the Government to ensure all IT cables, power cords, and personal items are removed beforehand. The installation phase requires laying new, commercial-grade modular carpet tiles or planks directly over the existing vinyl flooring using low-VOC adhesives. The contractor will also install a new vinyl cove base, trim door bottoms for proper clearance, and perform any necessary wall spackling and painting to repair damage caused during the removal of the old baseboards. The project will conclude with the repositioning of all furniture and a final Quality Assurance acceptance inspection conducted by 21 CES Operations Flight personnel. Please see attached Combo Solicitation and attachments for detailed information required.

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