Sources Sought for the Recapitalization of the Navy’s High Voltage (230kV) Transmission Loop and all Ancillary Equipment at Naval Submarine Base Kings Bay, GA

THIS NOTICE DOES NOT CONSTITUTE A REQUEST FOR EITHER A QUOTE OR PROPOSAL OR AN INVITATION FOR A BID. THE INTENT OF THIS SOURCES SOUGHT IS TO IDENTIFY POTENTIAL OFFERORS TO RECAPITALIZE THE NAVY HIGH VOLTAGE 230KV TRANSMISSION LOOP AND ALL ANCILLARY EQUIPMENT AND GEAR AT NAVAL SUBMARINE BASE KINGS BAY, GEORGIA. THE WORK MUST COMPLY WITH ALL APPLICABLE NAVAL AND UTILITY PROVIDER PHYSICAL AND CYBERSECURITY REQUIREMENTS. IT REQUIRES SEAMLESS COORDINATION AND A SINGLE POINT OF ACCOUNTABILITY FOR EXECUTION WITHOUT UNNECESSARY SERVICE DISRUPTIONS OR DELAYS. NO SOLICITATION OR SPECIFICATIONS OR DRAWINGS ARE CURRENTLY AVAILABLE. The purpose of this notice is to gain knowledge of qualified and interested participants in any of the following categories. These include large business, small business, 8(a) business development participants, HUBZone small business concerns, service-disabled veteran-owned small business concerns, veteran-owned small business concerns, and women-owned small business concerns. Potential sources should have current relevant qualifications, experience, security-cleared personnel, security approvals, equipment, financial capability, and cybersecurity certifications relative to the project. The project entails utility infrastructure upgrades and connection facilities for the Navy-owned and operated 230kV electrical power transmission loop that services NSB Kings Bay, Georgia. The recapitalized infrastructure must be capable of safely and reliably interconnecting with the regional 230kV transmission grid. Prior experience in coordinating high-voltage interconnections with a regulated utility provider is an essential requirement. Capabilities including live-line interconnection work, secure supply chain management, and cybersecurity expertise (e.g., NERC CIP, DoD UFC 4-010-06 for Industrial Control Systems) are considered essential for the timely and cost-effective completion of the project without coordination delays or interoperability concerns. The Gove