383-20250721145811 Greene-George

Greene County and George County in Mississippi are seeking consultant services through a Request for Qualifications (RFQ) to conduct a comprehensive study and site evaluation for a new general aviation airport. The procurement targets qualified individuals or firms capable of performing five major project activities: feasibility study reporting, site evaluation, grant management, FAA-NPIAS application preparation, and final report and recommendations. Proposals must be submitted with seven copies to the Greene County Chancery Clerk's Office by 10 am CST on Monday, August 25, 2025. The selection process will involve a 100-point evaluation criteria, with 25 points allocated to qualifications, 40 points to experience, and 35 points to capacity for performance. Key deliverables include a comprehensive airport development plan, coordination of federal grant funding, and ensuring compliance with FAA and Mississippi Department of Transportation requirements. The project requires detailed feasibility studies, environmental considerations, and comprehensive site evaluations to support the development of a new general aviation airport.

The RFQ does not explicitly mention specific set-aside designations or restrictions for disadvantaged enterprises, though it is advertised as an Equal Opportunity Employer initiative. The selection committee will award the contract to the candidate whose RFQ packet is most advantageous to the Greene-George Airport Project, with a focus on comprehensive qualifications and performance capabilities. While specific budget ranges are not disclosed in the provided documentation, the project involves significant infrastructure development and federal grant coordination, suggesting a potentially substantial investment. The full Scope of Work is available at the Greene County Chancery Clerk's Office and can be downloaded from Central Bidding. The Greene County and George County Board of Supervisors reserve the right to reject any and all proposals, maintaining flexibility in the procurement process. The opportunity appears to be open to a wide range of consulting firms with expertise in airport development, feasibility studies, and federal grant management.