Design/Build of a new 800 member 93,993 SF Armed Forces Reserve Center (AFRC),  16,676 SF Vehicle Maintenance Shop (VMS), Area Maintenance Support Activity  (AMSA) and a 2,128 SF Unheated Storage Facility (UHS) located at Kirtland Air  Force Base, New M exico. The buildings will be permanent construction with  reinforced concrete foundations, concrete floor slabs, mechanical systems  including air conditioning and electrical systems. Supporting facilities  include site preparation, paving, fencing, bi-level loading ramp, covered wash  rack and extension of utilities to serve the project. Building components must  be chosen from the following facades and roof types. AFRC facades in  following order preference: a. (preferred) Exterior cavity wall of masonry  veneer and either CMU, tilt-up or pre-cast backup. Exterior wall may be load  bearing. Brick veneer is preferable to other masonry finishes. b. Exterior  wall of me tal panel veneer and either CMU, tilt-up, or pre-cast backup. c.  Exterior wall of masonry veneer and steel stud backup. Brick veneer is the  preferable to other masonry. d. Metal panel/steel stud backup exterior wall.  e. Tilt-up or pre-cast concrete pan el exterior wall with no separate wythe of  brick veneer. Exterior wall may be load bearing. Exterior face of concrete  panels may be cast-in thin brick (preferred) or other treatment. f. Exterior  Insulation Finish System (EIFS) cladding. g. For VMS AMSA, Pre-engineered  steel building with masonry or steel skin also accepted. (least preferred).  Roof types: a. Sloped standing seam metal roofing (preferred). b. Sloped 50- year asphalt shingle. c. Low sloped single ply EPDM membrane d. Low sloped  modified bit umen. Force protection measures shall be incorporated into the  design, including maximum standoff distance from roads, parking areas and  vehicle unloading areas. Furniture will be purchased by other contract. This  solicitation also contains an option for an additional weapons simulator  within the training center. The estimated price range is between  $10,000,000.00 and $25,000,000.00. A construction cost limitation will be  provided with the Phase 2 technical requirements package. This solicitation  is the advertisement of a 2-Phase Design/Build Best Value process. This process  requires potential offerors to submit their performance and capability  information initially for review and consideration by the Government. Following  the review, evaluation and r ating of the Phase 1 proposals, the Government  will select a maximum of five highest rated offerors to receive the technical  requirements package and provide a technical and cost proposal for  consideration by the Government. The technical information conta ined in the  Phase 2 proposal will be reviewed, evaluated and rated by the Government. The  final evaluation rating used for comparison, selection and award will reflect  both the rating received in Phase 1 and the evaluation rating received in Phase  2. The proposal process for this 2 Phase procurement consists of the  following: The Phase 1 Proposal: Pro Forma Information, Experience of the  Prime Contractor and Design Contractor, Past Performance of the Prime  Contractor and Design Contractor, Technical Appr oach and Past Performance on  Utilization of Small, Small Disadvantaged, and Women-Owned Small Businesses.  The Phase 2 Proposal: Pro Forma Information, Management, Technical Proposal  Information, Subcontracting and Bonding Information, and Cost Proposal In  formation. For Phase 2, all evaluation factors, other than cost or price,  when combined, are equal to cost or price. NAICS 236220. Contract duration is  730 days. Approximate issue date is October 16, 2006 and approximate closing  date is November 16, 2 006 at 1:00 p.m. (local time  EDT). Project documents  will be available on Compact Disk (CD) and web only. Requesting the CD for  this project requires registration at the Federal Technical Data Solutions  (FedTDs) website at http://www.fedteds.gov. Do wnloads are available only  through the FedTDs website. This announcement serves as the advance notice for  this project. Amendments will be available from the FedTDs website by download  only. Note: This is a Full and Open Procurement; however, in accordan ce with  Federal Acquisition Regulation 19.1307(b), this project requires the HUBZone  10% price evaluation preference.