SF330.pdf

Standard Form 330 (SF 330) is an Architect-Engineer Qualifications form used by federal agencies to evaluate and select architectural and engineering firms for contract work. The document provides a comprehensive template for firms to detail their professional capabilities, including key personnel qualifications, relevant project experience, and organizational details. Part I focuses on contract-specific qualifications, requiring firms to provide information about proposed team members, their roles, educational backgrounds, professional registrations, and example projects that demonstrate their expertise and relevance to the specific contract.

Part II of the form captures the firm's general qualifications, including establishment year, ownership type, small business status, employee disciplines, and professional services revenue profile. The form includes extensive reference lists for disciplines (62 codes) and experience categories (multiple codes across various sectors), allowing firms to precisely categorize their technical capabilities and project experience. Firms must provide details about key personnel, their roles, years of experience, education, professional registrations, and participation in previous projects. The document is designed to help federal agencies comprehensively assess and compare architectural and engineering firms' qualifications for potential contract awards.