Fort Bragg 525 EMIB IDS Installation to Existing System

Opportunity Summary: Fort Bragg 525 EMIB IDS Installation to Existing System

Title: Fort Bragg 525 EMIB IDS Installation to Existing System
Organization: Department of Defense, Army Mission Installation Contracting Command, 419th Contract Support Brigade, Fort Bragg, NC
Contact Information: Nicole Baldwin, email: [email protected]
Posted Date: January 22, 2026
Due Date: January 29, 2026

Project Description:
This procurement involves the installation of a 525 Emergency Management Integrated Base Defense System (EMIB IDS) to enhance and integrate with existing systems at Fort Bragg. The objective is to improve security and defense capabilities through updated technology and methodologies.

Contract Type: Not explicitly stated; please inquire for details.
Estimated Value: Not provided.

Mandatory Requirements:

1. Certifications/Registrations: Companies must hold relevant certifications required for defense contracts.
2. Qualifications: Firms must demonstrate experience in installation and integration of IDS technologies and emergency management systems.
3. Geographic Restrictions: The project is focused specifically on Fort Bragg, NC, requiring companies to be able to work within this geographical area or demonstrate capability to mobilize.

Key Technical Capabilities Needed:

• Expertise in installations related to Integrated Defense Systems.
• Knowledge of current technologies and methodologies pertinent to emergency management and security defense.

Deliverables and Performance Standards:

• Successful installation and operational integration of the IDS system with existing infrastructure.
• Adherence to quality and performance standards as defined by defense contracting guidelines.

Evaluation Criteria:
Proposals will be evaluated based on compliance with mandatory requirements, demonstrated experience in relevant projects, technical capability, and ability to deliver high-quality service within specified deadlines.

Preferred Qualifications:

1. Competitive Advantage: Companies with prior experience working specifically with Department of Defense contracts may have an advantage.
2. Technical Proficiency: Familiarity with state-of-the-art security installations and proactive problem-solving techniques.

Proposal Evaluation:
Strong emphasis on meeting the mandatory qualifications and demonstrating capabilities through past performance will be critical in the proposal evaluation process.

This opportunity presents a compelling chance for qualified firms with the necessary experience in defense systems to contribute to security enhancements at a key military installation. Interested companies should prepare their proposals reflecting adherence to the stated requirements and their capability to meet or exceed performance standards.