National Guard Seeks Industry Input on $150M–$200M Selfridge F-15EX Complex

The National Guard Bureau and Michigan USPFO are seeking industry input on a planned eight-bay F-15EX maintenance hangar complex at Selfridge Air National Guard Base in Michigan. The project is estimated at $150 million–$200 million and is intended to support the 127th Wing’s 21 aircraft. The market-research request gives construction and aviation-facility companies an opportunity to inform project planning before a formal procurement path is established; it should not be treated as a request for proposals or a guarantee of a future award.

The anticipated scope is broader than a hangar construction package. It includes aircraft maintenance, corrosion-control and fuel-cell facilities, as well as munitions and training hangars, shops, and support spaces. The work also encompasses demolition and replacement parking, along with utility and infrastructure upgrades. Companies considering a response should evaluate their capacity to deliver this integrated mix of aviation facilities, site work, demolition, parking, and supporting infrastructure, rather than focusing only on hangar construction.

Responses are due December 1, 2026. The notice also anticipates an industry day in early to mid-December, creating a possible follow-on forum for firms to learn more and engage with the government as planning advances. Because the event is anticipated rather than confirmed in the provided information, interested firms should monitor the official notice for updates and instructions. The short interval between the response deadline and expected industry day makes timely review of the market-research materials important.

The contemplated acquisition is a fixed-price Other Transaction Agreement (OTA) under 10 U.S.C. 2808a. That contemplated vehicle is a significant planning signal for firms assessing whether their experience, teaming arrangements, and delivery approach align with the government’s intended acquisition framework. The market-research stage is an opportunity to communicate relevant capabilities and constraints, including experience with large military aviation facilities and complex site infrastructure. It does not establish final requirements, competition terms, or an award schedule, so companies should distinguish the current request for input from any later solicitation.

• The estimated project value is $150 million–$200 million for an eight-bay F-15EX maintenance hangar complex.
• The planned facility would support the 127th Wing’s 21 aircraft at Selfridge Air National Guard Base.
• Responses to the market-research request are due December 1, 2026.
• An industry day is anticipated in early to mid-December; firms should watch for confirmation and details.
• The scope includes aircraft maintenance, corrosion-control, and fuel-cell facilities, plus munitions and training hangars.
• Additional work includes shops and support spaces, demolition, replacement parking, and utility and infrastructure upgrades.
• The contemplated acquisition is a fixed-price OTA under 10 U.S.C. 2808a; this is a planning signal, not a stated solicitation or award.
• Construction and aviation-facility firms should map their experience to the full integrated scope and use their response to inform government planning.