Phillips Target Range Rebuild

The US Army Marksmanship Unit is seeking information from potential contractors for the rebuild of two live-fire turning target control systems at Phillips Range, Fort Benning, GA. The project involves removing existing target control system components, designing, fabricating, installing, programming, testing, validating, and placing into full operational service two new turning target control systems. The contractor will be required to provide all necessary labor, materials, equipment, tools, transportation, supervision, programming, and incidentals to complete the project. The project has a period of performance of 120 calendar days from the Notice to Proceed (NTP). • The contractor must have experience in similar projects, such as the installation of industrial PLC-based control systems. • The contractor must provide a certified electrical/controls technician qualified to install, program, and commission industrial PLC-based control systems. • The contractor must provide all necessary materials, supplies, cabling, mounting hardware, electrical components, PLC, HMI, I/O modules, wireless remotes, and spares required to meet the requirements of the project. • The contractor must test and validate the operational functionality of both target control systems. • The contractor must provide on-site operator and basic troubleshooting training to designated Government personnel/COR upon completion of testing.