RLI_-_SITE_MAP_ATTACHMENT-FINAL.pdf

This is a site map attachment for a Request for Letters of Interest (RLI) issued by Escambia County, Florida, for Design Criteria Professional (DCP) Services related to the New Kingsfield Road Fire Station Project. The county seeks qualified firms registered under Florida Statutes Chapter 481 (architecture or landscape architecture) or Chapter 471 (professional engineering) to prepare a comprehensive Design Criteria Package for a new fire station to be delivered through a Design-Build contract. The selected DCP consultant will be responsible for developing design criteria, representing the county during Design-Builder selection, reviewing detailed working drawings for compliance, and evaluating project conformance during construction. The project is designed to create a Category 5 hurricane-resistant facility capable of accommodating three rotating crews of 8-10 firefighters. A pre-solicitation meeting is scheduled for October 24, 2025, at 10:30 am via Microsoft Teams, with final responses due by November 7, 2025, at 10:30 am through the county's procurement portal. The project site is located on a 4.63-acre parcel at 551 W. Kingsfield Road in Cantonment, Florida 32533, with utility services provided by Emerald Coast Utilities Authority and Farm Hills Utilities, Inc.

The site map indicates the property features varying elevations, multiple soil types, wetlands, stormwater ponds, and Special Flood Hazard Areas (SFHA) classified as AE zones. The evaluation process utilizes a 100-point scoring system distributed across six criteria: Respondent's Statement of Qualifications (20 points), Experience and Performance on Past Projects (25 points), Litigation and Claims (20 points), Current Workload (10 points), Project Specific Criteria (20 points), and Office Location (5 points). The solicitation does not explicitly reference set-aside designations for disadvantaged enterprises or incumbent contractors. No specific budget range is provided in the available documents; however, the comprehensive nature of the project and public safety infrastructure focus suggest a significant investment. The county will award the contract to the firm achieving the highest final score, reserving the right to reject any non-conforming proposals.