Rehabilitate Aircraft Hangar, Moore Air Base, Texas

USDA's Animal and Plant Health Inspection Service has a hangar in need of renovation at Moore Air Base, Edinburg, Texas. Construction design documents divide the project into three separate and distinct phases:

Phase 1 – Exterior and Structural

1. Structural repairs and roof.


2. Replace exterior window frames, man doors, and exterior metal siding.

Phase 2 – Interior Rooms and Spaces at Front of Hangar

1. Remodel and replace areas in front of the hangar.


2. Condition the following spaces: break room, offices, locker room, restrooms, and avionics room. Update HVAC system.


3. Update area for building code compliance and ADA requirements.


4. Add fire suppression to the lean-to/shed area of the hangar.


5. Provide infrastructure for the future installation of security system and wi-fi.

Phase 3 – Exterior Landscape and Hangar Main Floor Area

1. Repair and paint the interior surfaces of the exterior wall and structural components.


2. Repair and paint all interior surfaces of the interior roof structure.


3. Add four “Big Ass Fans” or equivalent with individual controls.


4. Conduct maintenance (bearings and tracks on the main hangar roll doors).


5. Add fire suppression and fire pump to the main hangar area.


6. Install underground storage tank for fire suppression system.

It is the responsibility of interested parties to monitor this site for the solicitation and amendments, if any. Questions concerning this synopsis should be directed to Jim Roloff, contracting officer, at james.g.roloff@usda.gov.