The purpose of this requirement is to provide contractor support for the project management oversight contract(s) are to provide FTA with contract support capable of rendering critical programmatic…

The Federal Transit Administration (FTA), a civilian agency, awarded a Basic Ordering Agreement (BOA) contract DTFT6014D00009 to Kimley-Horn and Associates Inc., a for-profit engineering consulting firm, to provide project management oversight services. The purpose of this contract is to support the FTA's grants programs and major capital projects by rendering critical programmatic inputs.

The contract is structured as a multiple-award Indefinite Delivery/Indefinite Quantity (IDIQ) vehicle known as the Project Management Oversight Services III. Under this BOA, Kimley-Horn has been awarded several delivery orders with a total combined ceiling value of over $22 million to date. The delivery orders provide the FTA with contractor expertise and analysis in areas such as transportation planning, traffic engineering, data collection, and infrastructure assessments. No set-aside designations were used for these awards. The period of performance for the overall BOA extends through March 2025, while the individual delivery orders range from 2014 to 2020. The contracted services are primarily performed in various locations across the United States, including North Carolina, Washington D.C., and New York.

The purpose of this requirement is to provide contractor support for the project management oversight contract(s) are to provide FTA with contract support capable of rendering critical programmatic inputs for a variety of FTA program decisions for its grants programs and major capital projects. The acquisition and resulting multiple award contracts will collectively be referred to as the project management oversight, (PMO). Such support includes contractors performing services, delivering products and producing outcomes that are derived from, based upon, or contain: (1) sufficient quantities of reliable, relevant and useful contractor or third party data and information (2) properly structured and clearly identified contractors professional opinion, and analysis (3) personnel performing services only in areas of their demonstrated competence and (4) quantitative techniques that meet or exceed FTA s requirements.