Architecural Statement of Qualifications_Pier.pdf
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- PE-71300-NONST-2026-000000022
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- Pickens County, Georgia
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This is an Architectural Statement of Qualifications form issued by Pierce County, Georgia, for the selection of an architectural firm to provide pre- and post-award services for community and economic development projects. The form requests detailed information about prospective firms' qualifications, experience, and capacity to deliver comprehensive architectural services including preliminary architectural reports, planning, design, cost estimating, bidding, contracting, construction oversight, quality control, and project closeout. Pierce County seeks architectural support for hunger-relief facilities and natural disaster preparedness and response infrastructure. The firm selected through this qualifications-based process may be awarded a contract to provide architectural services for multiple community and economic development projects over a limited time period contingent upon grant funding.
The evaluation criteria emphasize the firm's experience with Federal and State funding programs, particularly the Community Development Block Grant (CDBG) program, CDBG Disaster Recovery (CDBG-DR), Employee Incentive Program (EIP), Redevelopment Fund (RDF), and Immediate Threat and Danger (ITAD) funds administered by the Georgia Department of Community Affairs. Applicants must demonstrate years in business, firm history and resource capability, community knowledge, proper licensing and registrations, Errors and Omissions Insurance coverage, and availability of key personnel with relevant qualifications. The statement of qualifications requires disclosure of proposed fees for design, bid phase, and inspection services, as well as anticipated timelines for completing final plans and specifications. All contracts are subject to Federal and State provisions prescribed by Georgia DCA. Section 3 Business Concerns as defined under the HUD Act of 1968 are encouraged to apply, and qualified applicants must submit certification documentation if selected.
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| Section 3 Solicitation Package.pdf | ||
| RFP Score Sheet Architect Selection_Pierce.pdf | ||
| RFP Architectural_Pierce.pdf |
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Pierce County - Architectural Statement of Qualifications
Architectural Statement of Qualifications
NAME OF FIRM:
ADDRESS:
1. Years in Business in Present Form:
2. Firm’s History and Resource Capability to Perform Required Services:
3. Firm’s Knowledge of the Community:
4. Titles, Names, and Addresses of all Officers:
5. List categories in which firm is legally qualified to do business. Include Licenses and Registrations where applicable.
6. Does your firm carry Errors and Omissions Insurance? YES ______ NO ______
7. If you are awarded the design, bid phase, and inspection for this project, what would your fee be?
8. Has your firm been involved in applying for funds through DCA’s Community
Development Block Grant (CDBG) program? YES _____ NO _____
If “YES”, give specific projects, including project name, location, owner, year, grant/total project amount, contact person(s), and nature of firm’s responsibility.
9. If your firm is selected for this project, and the grant is approved, what timeframe do you feel you will need to have final plans and specifications ready for approval by any and all applicable agencies? Please provide this information in months, such as 3 months after Notice of Award of all grants, etc.
10. List key personnel (with qualifications) likely to be involved on these projects and explain their specific role in CDBG work.
11. List three (3) references for the Firm.
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2.
3.
12. Are you a Section 3 Business Concern? Yes No
If yes, the Attached Section 3 Business Concern Certification, Previous
Certification and Action Plan must be filled out, signed, notarized, and submitted with your proposal.
Is the signed and notarized Section 3 Business Concern Certification, Previous Certification and Action Plan attached to your proposal? Yes
If no, you will only need to submit the Section 3 forms if you are the successful proposer.
13. Certifying that:
Mr./Mrs./Ms. (signature) being duly sworn deposes and states that he/she is the (title) of (name of firm) and that answers to the foregoing questions and all statements herein contained are true and correct.
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