Historical Architectual Directory-BD-FY11-Services

Closed State & local contract opportunity Posted

Solicitation number
Doc38380
State
District of Columbia
Responses due

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Opportunity details come from contracts.ocp.dc.gov. Updated .

About this opportunity

The District of Columbia is seeking procurement services for a Historical Architectural Directory through solicitation BD-FY11-Services, with a proposal submission deadline of May 5, 2011. This contract opportunity appears to be focused on developing a comprehensive directory of historical architectural resources, potentially requiring professional services from architectural historians, research specialists, or consultants with expertise in historical documentation and preservation. The procurement seeks detailed documentation and compilation of architectural historical information, likely involving extensive research, site investigations, and systematic cataloging of historical structures within the District of Columbia jurisdiction. While specific deliverables are not explicitly outlined in the provided information, the project suggests a comprehensive compilation of architectural historical data that could be used for preservation, urban planning, or cultural heritage documentation purposes. The relatively short timeline between posting (April 21, 2011) and proposal due date (May 5, 2011) indicates an expedited procurement process that requires rapid response from potential vendors.

Given the limited information provided, it is not possible to definitively confirm specific set-aside designations or precise restrictions on responding organizations. However, as a District of Columbia government procurement, there is a high likelihood that local small business enterprises, disadvantaged business enterprises, or locally-registered vendors might receive preferential consideration. The contract likely involves professional services that would require specialized architectural or historical research credentials, potentially limiting respondents to firms or individuals with demonstrable expertise in historical documentation. Without additional details about budget ranges, the potential award value remains uncertain. Prospective vendors would need to carefully review the complete solicitation documentation to understand full qualification requirements, evaluation criteria, and potential contract scope. Interested parties should promptly request the full solicitation details to prepare a comprehensive and competitive proposal within the specified timeframe.

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