2025-051-RFP

DeKalb County Government is seeking proposals for on-call engineering services through RFP 2025-051-RFP, with responses due by June 24, 2025. The procurement targets comprehensive engineering support for water, wastewater, and potentially stormwater projects within the county's Capital Improvement Program (CIP) and consent decree (CD) initiatives. Qualified engineering firms will be selected to provide a range of professional services including general engineering studies, design development, land surveying, geotechnical assessments, construction administration, and financial support. The contract will be awarded on an as-needed basis through task order/work authorization, with no guaranteed minimum or maximum work volume. Prospective vendors must demonstrate extensive engineering expertise across multiple technical domains and the capability to support complex municipal infrastructure projects. The proposal will be evaluated based on the firm's technical capabilities, professional qualifications, previous project experience, and ability to deliver comprehensive engineering solutions for county infrastructure development.

While specific set-aside designations are not explicitly detailed in the procurement document, typical municipal contracts often encourage participation from small, minority-owned, or disadvantaged business enterprises. The contract appears structured as a multi-vendor, on-call professional services agreement, suggesting potential opportunities for firms of varying sizes and capabilities. No incumbent vendors or specific technology integration requirements are mentioned in the available information. The procurement does not specify a precise contract value, but on-call engineering service contracts for county-level infrastructure projects can typically range from $100,000 to several million dollars depending on project scope and complexity. Interested engineering firms should carefully review the full RFP documentation to understand the complete requirements, submission guidelines, and potential project opportunities within DeKalb County's infrastructure development initiatives.