Request for information - Juneau Family Housing

2026-11-03

THE UNITED STATES COAST GUARD JUNEAU HOUSINGREQUEST FOR INFORMATION / OPPORTUNITY TODIRECT LEASE NEW CONSTRUCTON HOUSING WITH THE POTENTIAL FOR EVENTUAL ACQUISITIONTHIS REQUEST FOR INFORMATION ( RFI ) is issued in accordance with Federal Acquisition Regulations ( FAR ) 15 . 201 ( d ) & ( e ). This RFI does not constitute a Request for Proposal ( RFP ), Invitation for Bid ( IFB ), or Request for Quotation ( RFQ ), and it is not to be construed as a commitment by the Government to enter a contract , nor will the Government pay for the information submitted in response to this request . All information contained in this RFI is preliminary and is subject to change if , and when , a solicitation is issued . Responses to this notice are not offers and cannot be accepted by the U . S . Government to form a binding contract . If a competitive solicitation is released , it will be synopsized on the System for Award Management ( SAM . gov ) website . It is the responsibility of the interested parties to monitor this site for additional information pertaining to this RFI , or future solicitations though the Coast Guard will advertise the solicitation to the best of its ability to ensure thorough distribution . BACKGROUNDThe United States Coast Guard ( USCG ) is considering use of leasing authority provided by 10 USC 2835 , leasing with an option to purchase , for housing needs identified in Juneau , Alaska . A Direct Lease with the option to purchase is a form of acquisition that allows the USCG to enter into a Construction Agreement . The USCG will utilize these units for eligible CG personnel and family members who are stationed in the local area . The USCG expects to enter into a lease prior to the start of construction with lease implementation commencing once the homes have been cleared for occupancy . PROJECT SCOPE / DELIVERABLESUSCG is seeking : Sixty - one ( 61 ) housing units composed of the following : Twenty - seven ( 27 ) three - bedroom units [ MM1 ] Twenty - one ( 21 ) four - bedroom units10 % of three - bedroom and four - bedroom units must meet the Americans with Disabilities Act ( ADA ) family housing guidelinesTen ( 10 ) two - bedroom unitsThree ( 3 ) one - bedroom unitsAll interested builders and developers are encouraged to provide the availability of their offerings . Eligible properties must adhere to all local , state , and federal codes / standards . The USCG prefers that all housing units be co - located within a single subdivision integrated within a larger community , however the USCG will consider alternatives . The Lease would be for One year with up to Four option years to extend the lease term . The expectation is the option to purchase would be executed during the second year of the lease . The lease would be at full market rate along with each extension . PROPERTY IDENTIFICATION CRITERIAOnce USCG has had an opportunity to utilize the homes and confirm they meet the operational needs it will begin processing the option to purchase . Additional Criteria Include : Information should include the developer ’ s ability to expand the number of Coast Guard homes to one hundred thirty ( 130 ). The property / unit must comply with Housing Quality Standards established by Housing and Urban Development , and all utilities , appliances , and other furnishings must be functional . The property must be located within 15 - 20 miles of support services , such as accessible public transportation , schools , fire and emergency services , grocery stores , etc . Information should include floor plans , room types , square footage , amenities , upgrade options , electrical specs , plumbing specs and any potential disclosure requirements . All housing units should be contiguous to each other within the housing development and include easements for access to supporting utilities and roadways . Information may include a day care center and / or recreation center as possible ideas to support USCG personnel . The USCG prefers that all housing units be co - located within a single subdivision integrated within a larger community , however the USCG will consider alternative options . The USCG will consider options that do not supply all housing needs . To include awarding to multiple solicitors . POTENTIAL COORDINATION WITH THE CITY AND BOROUGH OF JUNEAU ( CBJ ) The City and Borough of Juneau has identified opportunities on their available land that may assist with satisfying the Coast Guard ’ s housing needs mailto : lands_office @ juneau . gov , however , there is no requirement from the USCG for responders to coordinate with CBJ or submit responses that include the use of CBJ land . The USCG will consider all responses to this RFI that can meet our requirements . If interested in additional information about possible opportunities to coordinate with CBJ , the USCG encourages responders to contact Mr . Dan Bleidorn , CBJ ’ s Land and Resource Manager , at 907 - 586 - 5252 or lands_office @ juneau . gov . Name / Title : Michael Gibson , Real Estate Contracting OfficerAddress : 1301 Clay St STE 700N , Oakland CAEmail Address : SMB - CEUOakland - RealProperty @ uscg . milPhone # ( 206 ) 827 - 1810Dan BleidornLands and Resources ManagerPhone : 907 - 586 - 5252 x 4177E - mail : Dan . Bleidorn @ juneau . gov

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