QnA Design IDIQ 10.26.26.pdf
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This is a Questions and Answers document for a Full-Service Architecture and Engineering (A&E) Indefinite Delivery/Indefinite Quantity (IDIQ) contract advertisement, issued on October 26, 2026. The document does not address specific products or services required, pricing terms, response dates, or award dates, as it serves solely to clarify proposal submission requirements and licensing prerequisites.
The Q&A addresses five key clarifications regarding proposal preparation and professional licensing requirements. Proposals may be submitted in either Portrait or Landscape orientation. For the state engineering licensing requirement across 14 states, any combination of the prime contractor and subconsultants must be licensed to provide engineering services in each state—the prime need not hold all licenses independently. Bidders may submit licensing documentation as a table listing each state with corresponding license numbers rather than providing individual license copies. This licensing documentation must be included in Section H (Item H) of the proposal and counts toward the page limit. Proof of licensing for subconsultants is required only for those firms providing engineering services in the 14-state service area, consistent with the licensing requirement outlined in Question 2.
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Questions and Answers during Advertisement for Full-Service A&E IDIQ Contracts
October 26, 2026
Questions Answers 1 Are both Portrait and Landscape orientations allowed in the proposals?
Yes.
2 Does the small business prime have to be registered to do business as an engineering firm in all 14 states? Or can some of the state registrations be filled by a large business subconsultant? The requirement can mean 1) all firms (prime and subcontractors) have to be licensed in all the states (to include surveying subs being registered in all 14 states), 2) the prime has to be licensed in all 14 states, or 3) any combination of the prime and subconsultants have to be licensed to provide engineering services in each of the states.
Any combination of the prime and subconsultants have to be licensed to provide engineering services in each of the states.
3 Should we provide copies of our licenses for each state, or would a table listing each state and the corresponding license number be acceptable?
A table listing each state and corresponding license number is acceptable.
4 Should this documentation be included in Section H or provided as an appendix and excluded from the page count?
Please include in Item H.
5 Do we also need to provide proof of licensing for all subconsultants?
Please refer to the answer for question 2 above.
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