Land Surveying-Request for A-E Qualifications
The Department of the Interior Fish and Wildlife Service has issued a Special Notice requesting Architect-Engineering (A-E) qualification statements for land surveying services across all U.S. States and Territories. This opportunity is designated as a total small business set-aside, focusing on obtaining professional surveying capabilities for a range of geographical and technical needs. The solicitation seeks firms capable of performing comprehensive surveying services, including boundary, topographic, control, and water rights surveying. The notice will remain open for 365 days, with submissions to be maintained on file for potential future project selections following Federal Acquisition Regulation (FAR) 36.602-5 procedures. Interested firms must be prepared to conduct extensive surveying work involving research, field investigations, mapping, legal descriptions, tract reports, land division applications, volume calculations, survey recordings, and boundary marking.
Contractors interested in this opportunity must meet specific eligibility requirements, including mandatory registration in the System for Award Management (SAM) and possession of valid state surveying licenses. The submission process requires firms to provide completed SF-330 Parts I & II, a Geographical Location Form indicating states where the firm is licensed, and corresponding state license documentation. Evaluation of submissions will be based on multiple factors such as professional qualifications, specialized experience, capacity to complete work, past performance, geographical location, and other relevant criteria. Firms must submit their qualifications via email to cindy_salazar@fws.gov by the February 28, 2026 deadline. The procurement is specifically categorized under NAICS 541370 for Surveying and Mapping Services and PSC C219 for Architect and Engineering services, targeting small businesses with demonstrated surveying expertise across various geographical regions and technical domains.
DOIFFBO250042 Department of the Interior Fish and Wildlife Service
1/29/25, 5:50 PM Architect/Engineer Multi-Discipline Indefinite Delivery Indefinite Quantity Contract
The Federal Highway Administration is conducting a Sources Sought Notice for a Multiple Award Task Order Contract (MATOC) focusing on transportation engineering services across several western states, including Alaska, Idaho, Montana, Oregon, Washington, and Wyoming. The proposed contract will be a firm-fixed-price Indefinite Delivery, Indefinite Quantity (IDIQ) agreement for planning, designing, and constructing transportation infrastructure projects such as roads, bridges, and trails. This pre-solicitation notice is primarily a market research effort to identify qualified businesses capable of performing the proposed contract work. Potential offerors must submit their response using the specified form by December 31, 2024, at 2:00 p.m. Pacific Time. The contract falls under NAICS Code 541330 for Engineering Services and will be categorized under the Architect and Engineering-General PSC code.
The pre-solicitation notice indicates no specific set-aside designations, meaning the opportunity is open to a broad range of engineering firms. While specific award values are not disclosed, the multi-state scope and IDIQ structure suggest a potentially significant contract with flexibility for task orders. The project is anticipated to be formally advertised in 2025, with potential contract performance spanning multiple years across the identified states. The Federal Highway Administration will likely evaluate responses based on technical capabilities, geographic coverage, experience with transportation infrastructure projects, and the ability to support complex engineering tasks. Interested firms should carefully review the complete solicitation documents and prepare comprehensive responses that demonstrate their technical expertise and capacity to perform diverse transportation engineering services.
69056725R000002 Department of Transportation Federal Highway Administration
12/4/24, 2:35 PM WATER TANK INSPECTION & ASSESSMENT WORLDWIDE
The Naval Facilities Engineering and Expeditionary Warfare Center (NAVFAC EXWC) is seeking qualified businesses to provide water tank facility inspection and assessment services worldwide for Department of Defense facilities. The contract will cover comprehensive engineering services including pre-bid water tank inspections, condition assessments, engineering analysis, structural calculations, and generating recommendations with cost estimates. Potential contractors must have at least five years of experience in these services, be capable of supporting three simultaneous global facility inspections, and meet strict personnel requirements including U.S. citizenship and federal background screening clearance. Interested firms must submit a seven-page qualification statement by February 27, 2025, detailing their experience, capabilities, and approach to managing multiple international projects. All submittals will be electronically reviewed by the contracting team, with submissions sent to Contract Specialist Marian Basa and Contracting Officer Antonio Arias.
The opportunity is set aside for small businesses under the North American Industry Classification System (NAICS) code 541330 with a size standard of $25.5 million. The anticipated contract will be a single award, indefinite delivery, indefinite quantity (IDIQ) type with a 60-month performance period and a minimum contract guarantee of $10,000. Individual task orders are expected to range between $50,000 and $750,000, with the prime contractor required to perform at least 50% of the work annually. The contract will utilize firm fixed price pricing for task orders, which may include inspections of various water tank types including standpipes, reservoirs, elevated tanks, and underground storage structures across military properties domestically and internationally. Each inspection team must include at least three inspectors, with a designated professional engineer responsible for on-site supervision and report preparation, and all deliverables must be professionally stamped and meet specific technical documentation standards.
N3943025C2007 Department of the Navy Naval Facilities Engineering Command
2/13/25, 5:34 PM Architect-Engineer (A-E) Environmental Services Indefinite Delivery Contract (IDC)
The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers (USACE) Tulsa District is seeking Architect-Engineer (A-E) Environmental Services through an Indefinite Delivery Contract (IDC) primarily focused on environmental services within the Southwestern Division's area of responsibility (Texas, Oklahoma, Louisiana, Arkansas, and southern Kansas). The contract will cover critical environmental assessments including Hazardous, Toxic, and Radioactive Waste (HTRW) and Per- and Polyfluoroalkyl Substances (PFAS) services for military and civil works projects. Potential contractors must complete a mandatory survey questionnaire available through SurveyMonkey, which closes at 5:00 PM Central Time on April 4, 2025. The solicitation will follow Engineer Regulation 5-1-10 and USACE Acquisition Instruction guidelines, with contracts to be awarded on a competitive, Firm-Fixed-Price basis. The specific set-aside designation will be determined based on responses to the sources sought announcement.
The procurement does not currently have a predetermined set-aside status, meaning both small and large businesses may be eligible to compete. The contract will be structured as an Indefinite Delivery Contract, allowing for flexible environmental service provisions across the specified geographic region. While specific award values are not disclosed in the pre-solicitation notice, the contract will support environmental planning and assessment services for USACE projects. Interested firms must demonstrate expertise in environmental engineering, particularly in handling complex environmental assessments related to HTRW and PFAS contamination. The procurement process will involve a comprehensive evaluation of submitted survey responses, with the ultimate goal of identifying qualified contractors capable of supporting the USACE Southwestern Division's environmental service requirements.
W912BV25R0005 Department of the Army Corps of Engineers Engineering District Tulsa
2/18/25, 8:04 AM FTQW 23-5100 Repair Hangar Doors (Building 1340 & 1362)
The Department of the Air Force Pacific Air Forces, specifically the 354th Eielson Contracting Squadron, is seeking architectural and engineering (A-E) services to replace hangar doors in Buildings 1340 and 1362 at Eielson Air Force Base. The project requires a comprehensive design approach, including site condition investigation, hazardous material surveys, design concept development, cost estimates, and life cycle cost analysis for door replacements. Key qualifications for the project include licensed professionals in civil, structural, mechanical, electrical, and fire protection engineering, with emphasis on experience in DoD facilities in subarctic environments. The government will evaluate submissions based on professional qualifications, specialized experience, past performance, team capacity, and geographic proximity. Interested firms must submit a combined submission including Instructions to Offers, SF-330, and Past Performance Questionnaire by February 25, 2025, with the contract allowing 203 calendar days for complete design document delivery.
The opportunity is set aside for total small business participation and focuses on replacing two different hangar door systems: one in Building 1340 that is currently inoperable, and another in Building 1362 with 32 vertical fabric doors experiencing high maintenance costs. While specific award value is not explicitly stated, the project involves comprehensive design services for door replacements, including potential options like converting to bottom-rolling hangar doors or complete door system overhauls. The government plans to select and rank the top three most qualified firms, with the highest-ranked firm invited to submit a pricing proposal for a firm fixed-price task order. The period of performance is estimated at approximately 6-7 months, with a critical objective of reducing long-term maintenance expenses and improving operational efficiency of the hangar doors.
23-5100 Department of the Air Force Pacific Air Forces
1/24/25, 11:10 AM