A.02 Capabilities & Experience Worksheet.xlsx

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New Engineering Testing & Survey Services BPAs - Europe
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The file is a Capabilities & Experience Worksheet for engineering testing and survey services across European countries. The spreadsheet details specific technical capabilities for tasks including hazardous material testing, destructive and non-destructive structural testing, utility surveys, geotechnical testing, fire flow testing, and UXO (unexploded ordnance) surveys. The worksheet allows vendors to mark their in-house or subcontract capabilities for tasks in countries like Germany, Poland, Belgium, Netherlands, Luxembourg, Norway, Denmark, Romania, Italy, and Hungary, corresponding to a U.S. Army Corps of Engineers planned Blanket Purchase Agreement (BPA) for engineering services. The associated federal contract opportunity indicates a potential $5,000,000 BPA with a solicitation expected in February 2026 and BPA issuance planned for late April 2026, focusing on engineering testing and survey services at Department of Defense facilities across Europe.

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Sheet1

Country
GermanyPolandBelgiumNetherlandsLuxembourgNorwayDenmarkRomaniaItalyHungary
BPA TasksHazardous Material Testing
Pre-design or Independent Technical Review (ITR) Checks
Destructive structural testing and surveys
Non-destructive testing: concrete
Non-destructive testing: asphalt
Soils and aggregates
Utility Capacity and condition surveys
Fire flow testing
Roofing conditions and materials survey
As-built development/ verification
Steel reinforcment / stuctural steel
UXO Survey
Geotechnical Testing
Special Inspections / lab testing
Instructions: In each box, mark In-House or Subcontract in countries where you have the capability to perform.
Leave blank if you do not have in-house or subcontract capabilities to perform the task.

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