Solicitation from DEPT OF THE AIR FORCE • DEPT OF DEFENSE. Place of performance: MT. Response deadline: Feb 26, 2026. Industry: NAICS 337122 • PSC 7110.
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The 341st Civil Engineering Squadron Unaccompanied Housing Management Office is seeking all of the following items OR EQUAL TO:
- (144) XL Twin beds with frames
- (148) Two drawer dresser/wardrobe
- (148) Desks
-(148) Dining Chairs
-(76) Dining Tables
This requirement will be used to furnish an on base dormitory. The mission partner is seeking a furniture in compliance with Statement of Work. All bedroom items must be matching sets. All items shall be not be upholstered nor made from manufactured wood (i.e. Particle board, MDF, pressboard). Contractor shall provide delivery of solid construction and fully assembled items, as well as install and remove previous items. All shipping/handling, installation, removal, and disposal costs must be included in total price.
Questions pertaining to this requirement shall be submitted no later than 2:00 PM
MST, 17 February 2026 to SSgt Perry at william.perry.27@us.af.mil and the Contracting Officer Erik Hallberg at erik.hallberg.1@us.af.mil.
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