The National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) awarded a multiple-award Indefinite Delivery/Indefinite Quantity (IDIQ) contract for Southeast Regional Architect and Engineering (SERAE) services to Rs&H, Inc., a national architecture, engineering, and consulting firm. The $300 million IDIQ contracts enable NASA to efficiently procure specialized architectural, engineering, and infrastructure support services across six states, including Florida, Texas, Alabama, Mississippi, Louisiana, and California. Under this IDIQ, NASA has awarded Rs&H, Inc. several delivery orders for a range of projects, such as design services for the demolition of facilities at the Stennis Space Center, replacement of an air handler unit at the Kennedy Space Center, and post-design support for the consolidation of the Johnson Space Center Engineering Complex. These firm fixed-price delivery orders, valued between $40,000 and $2.5 million, do not have set-aside designations, indicating they were competitively awarded. Rs&H, Inc. has demonstrated its ability to support NASA's infrastructure needs across multiple centers, providing program management, planning, design, construction management, safety, and operations services for the agency's aeronautics, spaceflight, and exploration missions.
The original SERAE solicitation was issued by the Kennedy Space Center to award multiple IDIQ contracts for a broad scope of architectural and engineering services. Offerors were evaluated on their specialized experience, professional qualifications, past performance, capacity to handle multiple task orders, and familiarity with NASA facilities. The agency intended to award up to twelve $300 million IDIQ contracts with a five-year period of performance, enabling it to efficiently procure these critical services as needs arise at various NASA centers and facilities across the southeastern United States.
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