MACH1_AOI_Owner's Advisor for METC Recapitalization_Amend 2

Amendment 2 (24 Aug 26) Updates: "Presolicitation" This MACH1_AOI opportunity is updated with the following changes: 1. Previous Versions published as a "Special Notice" (Posting Type) were deleted & replaced with this "Presolicitation" posting 2. "Related Notice" block now reflects the associated MACH1_Parent Notice [FA8903-OT-MACH1] 3. Attached PDF was edited to correct the Submission Portal email address & further explains the Page Limit details on pg. 4 See updated Attachment PDF: MACH1_AOI FA890326OT001__METC_OA_AMEND 2_24 Aug 26 Amendement 1 (13 Aug 26) Updates: "Special Notice" The following MACH1_AOI changes are as follows and are highlighted in the AttachedPDF: 1. Extended Solicitation Briefs Due date to 1 Sep 26/ 3:00PM CST & adjusted the Timeline/Milestones Section 2. Adjusted the past performance projects value from $1B to $500M 3. Edited Section 4, bullet "4. Key Personnel & Reach-back Capability" content. See updated Attachment PDF: MACH1_AOI FA890326OT001__METC_OA_Amend 1_13 Aug 26 Original AOI Posting (10 Aug 26): "Special Notice" This Area of Interest (AOI) is published under the Modernized Agile Construction Horizons (MACH1) Umbrella Program Notice FA8903-OT-MACH1. All submissions must adhere to the procedures and guidelines outlined in the parent MACH1 framework document unless otherwise tailored herein. Any resulting agreement will be an Other Transaction Agreement (OTA) executed under the statutory authority of 10 U.S.C. § 2808a. The 772nd Enterprise Sourcing Squadron (772 ESS), in coordination with the Air Force Civil Engineer Center (AFCEC), seeks an innovative, highly capable, and deeply experienced partner to serve as the Owner’s Advisor (OA) for programmatic management during the planning, design, and construction of the Medical Enlisted Training Campus (METC) Campus Recapitalization project at JBSA Fort Sam Houston, Texas. The Government requires an OA operating at or in the immediate vicinity of San Antonio, Texas, to provide the technical depth, programmatic rigor, and strategic insight required to deliver a massive, modern medical training campus on an active military installation. The challenge is to define and execute an OA function that is: Purpose-built for collaborative delivery methodologies (Design-Build Institute of America [DBIA] Design-Build Done Right framework). Robust enough to manage a MEGA-scale project ($1B+ value) with highly complex utility, dormitory, and industrialized construction requirements. Flexible and structured to serve as a repeatable, scalable model and to draft the DAF Owner's Advisor Playbook for future installations. See attachment PDF: MACH1_AOI FA890326OT001__METC_OA_10 Aug 26