Announcement (site visit, industry day or plan to award) Who can bid: not stated Building Construction

Notice to Construction Community: USACE Omaha District RMS to CMP Transition

USACE Omaha District · Department of the Army · Department of Defense

Arkansas (the exact work site is not stated)

Not a bid yet · no deadline yet

Typical building construction award in Arkansas:

$119k

for building construction jobs, typical of 385 awards (Oct 2020 – Sep 2025). Not this job's price: the agency did not publish an estimate.

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Facts from SAM.gov

Solicitation number
RMS_to_CMP_NWO
Notice type
Special Notice (Announcement (site visit, industry day or plan to award))
Posted
Sep 16, 2026
Deadline as posted
None
Archive date
Jun 30, 2027
NAICS / PSC
236220 / –
Set-aside
Blank (Not stated yet: check SAM.gov)
Place of performance
AR
Buying office
USACE Omaha District · on SAM.gov: ENDIST OMAHA

Buyer history · free on every bid

What this buyer paid before

USACE Omaha District has too few past awards to say. All building construction awards in Arkansas, Oct 2020 – Sep 2025. See every award

Typical award
$119k typical of 385 priced awards (half paid more, half less) Most were between $23.9k and $657k. All building construction awards nationally: $178k.
How many bid
Usually 2 companies bid (known for 329 of 329) Only one bid: 26% of the time.
Who usually wins
97 different winners · Local companies won 30% (based within 100 mi of the work)
Who could bid
Usually only small businesses can bid (59% of 385 awards with a known set-aside).

Past awards are history, not a price for this bid. The agency did not publish an estimate. From public USAspending.gov records; numbers from too few awards are left out.

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