Fish Barrier Maintenance and Repair IDIQ

The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers is issuing an IDIQ for comprehensive maintenance and repair of the Electric Fish Dispersal Barrier System on the Chicago Sanitary and Ship Canal in Romeoville, Illinois. The contractor will provide labor, materials, equipment, and supervision for preventive maintenance, scheduled overhauls, diagnostic troubleshooting, and emergency repairs of high‑voltage pulsers, power panels, electrodes, backup generators, cooling arrays, and associated IT/control systems. The effort is set‑aside for small businesses and will be executed through task orders over a four‑year ordering period (ending 9/30/2026). Quotes are to be submitted electronically via PIEE; no paper or email submissions are accepted. Key performance requirements include rapid response (within 4 hours for emergencies), adherence to CMMC cybersecurity standards, and compliance with various DFARS and FAR clauses. • Scope: Routine preventive inspections (monthly/quarterly/annual), scheduled component replacements, and emergency repairs of the fish barrier’s electrical and control systems. • Technical: Includes high‑voltage pulsers, power distribution, backup generators, cooling arrays, and IT/control hardware (Rockwell FactoryTalk, Cisco switches, Dell servers, etc.). Must meet CMMC Level 1/2 requirements. • Response Times: Emergency calls within 4 hours; urgent tasks within 4 business hours, onsite within 2 calendar days; routine within 5 calendar days. • Contract Type: Fixed‑price task‑order IDIQ (RFQ) for small businesses, 4‑year ordering window. • Submission: Electronic via PIEE; no naming convention required. • Evaluation: Price and past performance; technical narrative optional but not mandatory.