Geotechnical Engineer/Civil Engineer/Land Surveyor

San Jose State University is requesting qualifications for geotechnical engineers, civil engineers, and land surveyors to provide professional services for public works projects across multiple campus locations, with statements of qualifications due September 24, 2026 at 3:00 p.m. PST and questions due September 11, 2026.

Services span drawing peer review across all design phases, geotechnical and civil assessments with reporting, basis of design and Owner Project Requirements documentation, feasibility studies, budgeting and estimating, and discipline-specific scope as requested. Work is performed at San Jose State University's multiple campus locations within California.

The maximum contract value is $2 million for an initial two-year term, renewable for up to two additional two-year periods, reaching $6 million over six years. Individual task orders are capped at $400,000, with a $600,000 limit for critical infrastructure and deferred maintenance scopes. Reimbursable expenses are limited to actual documented expenditures without markup; travel between the consultant's office and campus is excluded unless pre-authorized. Multiple concurrent agreements with the same provider are prohibited.

Evaluation weights 200 points for firm experience, 300 points for prior university or CSU work, 200 points for key personnel experience, and 50 points for references—totaling 750 points. The University anticipates notice of intent to award by October 9, 2026. Selected firms will enter into Task Order Service Agreements. Statements of Qualifications are limited to 15 single-sided pages for single-discipline submissions; no page limit applies for multi-discipline submissions. Proposals must be submitted electronically via the CSUBUY platform.