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This document is a Sources Sought Questionnaire related to an upcoming federal contract opportunity for an Architect-Engineer Indefinite Delivery Contract (IDC) Multiple Award Task Order Contract (MATOC) in support of the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Fort Worth District's Surveying & Geospatial Functions.

The questionnaire seeks to identify qualified firms, including small businesses, with experience in providing a range of surveying services such as boundary surveys, cadastral surveys, riparian surveys, hydrographic surveys, and topographic surveys. Firms must be licensed as land surveyors in the states that make up the Southwestern Division, with a focus on Texas. The contract will have a 5-year base ordering period, a total capacity not to exceed $90M, and individual task orders ranging from $10,000 to $2,000,000. Firms must demonstrate the ability to perform up to 3 task orders simultaneously. Responses to this Sources Sought notice are due by 1000 CDT on July 15, 2024, with the solicitation anticipated to be issued in Q1 FY 2025.

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Sources Sought Questionnaire for

Architect-Engineer (A-E) Indefinite Delivery Contract (IDC) Multiple Award Task Order Contract (MATOC), in support of the Fort Worth District (SWF) Surveying &

Geospatial Functions

1. The following states make up the Southwestern Division. Indicate if your firm or another firm that you have experience teaming with are licensed as a Land Surveyor in each of these states which make up the Southwest Division (SWD). The majority of the work is expected to be performed in Texas and will require an RPLS and possibly an

LSLS.

Texas

RPLS

Texas

LSLS

New Mexico

Oklahoma Kansas Missouri Arkansas Louisiana

Prime Licensed Sub- Contractor

2. If your tea proximity to e days? Comp

3. Do any m that meets th exceptions?

4. Does you commercial s

5. Does you orders for two different geog for 100 tracts Laredo, TX; t m was selected to perform boundary surveys for 100 tracts, in close ach other, that are 5 acres, or less could you complete this project in 90 lete Abstract of Title reports will be required on each tract.

_ Yes _______ No embers of your team have experience preparing complete Abstract of Title e Department of Justice Title Standards complete with the mapping of title

_ Yes _______ No r team have experience performing ALTA/NSPS Surveys on large ites, complete with underground utility location?

_ Yes _______ No r team have the ability complete simultaneous boundary survey task , three, or four 100 or more tract task orders, with each task order in a raphic location in Texas? For example, task order #1 awarded on 1 June near Brownsville, TX; task order #2 awarded on 8 June for 100 tracts near ask order #3 awarded on 15 June for 100 tracts near Eagle Pass, TX; and task order #4 awarded on 22 June for 100 tracts near Del Rio, TX with each task order being completed 90 days after award with rolling deliverables of 15 surveys per week starting on the 5th week after award for each task order?

1 Project ______ Yes _______ No

2 Projects ______ Yes _______ No

3 Projects ______ Yes _______ No

4 Projects ______ Yes _______ No

6. Does your team have experience doing Riparian and or Littoral Surveys?

Gradient Boundary ______ Yes _______ No

Ordinary High Water ______ Yes _______ No

Mean High Tide ______ Yes _______ No

Mean Higher High Tide ______ Yes _______ No

7. Can you provide the means necessary to adhere to all the USACE advanced modeling requirements laid out in spec sections 01 33 16.00 10 and 01 78 00?

______ Yes _______ No

8. Are you familiar with USACE SDSFIE and CAD A/E/C standards and schemas.

______ Yes _______ No

9. Can you comply with USACE SDSFIE and CAD A/E/C standards and schemas?

______ Yes _______ No

10. What is your size classification?

Large

Small

Veteran Owned Serviced

Disabled Woman Owned

Small Business 8(a)

______ Yes _______ No

______ Yes _______ No

______ Yes _______ No

______ Yes _______ No

______ Yes _______ No

______ Yes _______ No

_____Yes_____No

12. Other types of surveys: Do you have experience in the following type of surveys?

As-built Surveys _____Yes_____No Construction Surveys _____Yes_____No Geodetic Control Surveys _____Yes_____No Cadastral Surveys _____Yes_____No Topographic Surveys _____Yes_____No Hydrographic Surveys _____Yes_____No Retracement Surveys _____Yes_____No

11. Do you have experience developing and maintaining real property GIS data base that includes ownership information and the status of specific tracts in an acquisition process?

Yes:
No:
No_3:
Yes_4:
No_4:
Yes_5:
No_5:
Yes_6:
No_6:
Yes_7:
No_7:
Yes_8:
No_8:
Yes_9:
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Yes_10:
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Yes_11:
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Yes_12:
No_12:
Yes_13:
No_13:
Sub Contractor:
Prime Licensed:
Yes_14:
No_14:
Yes_15:
No_15:
Yes_16:
No_16:
Yes_17:
No_17:
Yes_18:
No_18:
Yes_19:
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Yes_21:
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Yes_22:
No_22:
Yes_24:
No_24:
Yes_25:
No_25:
Yes_26:
No_26:
Yes_27:
No_27:
Yes_23:
No_23:
Sub Contractor 2:
Sub Contractor 3:
Sub Contractor 5:
Prime Licensed 2:
Yes_2:
No_2:
Yes_3:
Prime Licensed 5:
Prime Licensed 3:
Prime Licensed 4:
Prime Licensed 6:
Prime Licensed 7:
Prime Licensed 8:
Sub Contractor 6:
Sub Contractor 8:
Sub Contractor 7:
Sub Contractor 4:

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