Consolidated SCIF Project

The General Services Administration is conducting market research for a large‑scale Sensitive Compartmented Information Facility (SCIF) construction project at the U.S. Department of Commerce in Washington, DC. The effort involves converting ~33,000 sq ft of unconditioned basement space into a secure, RF‑shielded workspace, including full mechanical, electrical, plumbing, HVAC, fire alarm, telecommunications, blast‑resistant glazing, and acoustic improvements, all to meet ICD‑705 and related security standards. GSA seeks capability statements and letters of interest from qualified firms—large or small—to assess market capacity before a formal solicitation is released likely in Spring 2027. • 33,000 sq ft basement conversion to a consolidated SCIF with RF shielding, secure doors, and blast‑resistant windows. • Full MEP, HVAC, fire alarm, telecom, and acoustic upgrades to meet federal security specifications (ICD‑705, CSI MasterFormat 08 81 23 & 08 88 53). • Project magnitude $10 M–$25 M, 475‑day performance period; requires bonding capacity up to $25 M and demonstrated prior SCIF experience on $10 M+ projects.