MPA 494 Open Enrollment Architectural Services

Solicitation # OEV25005271
Posted 4/9/25, 10:00 AM
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Due 6/30/27, 3:00 PM
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The Rhode Island Department of Administration's Division of Purchases is soliciting proposals for an Open Enrollment Engineering Services Master Price Agreement (MPA 584) covering state agencies, quasi-governmental organizations, municipalities, and legislative and judicial branches. This three-year solicitation, running from April 9, 2025, to June 30, 2027, allows vendors to submit proposals for inclusion on a qualified engineering services vendor list, with the initial evaluation occurring...

The Rhode Island Department of Administration/Division of Purchases is soliciting architectural services through an Open Enrollment Master Price Agreement (MPA) covering design and construction administration for various state agency projects. This open enrollment solicitation allows architectural firms to submit proposals for an initial contract period, with the first evaluation window closing on May 6, 2025 at 11:00 am. The initial contract is planned to commence on approximately July 1, 2025, with a three-year term and potential for two additional 12-month renewals contingent on vendor performance and fund availability. Vendors will be evaluated on a pass/fail basis, considering factors such as price, expertise, and availability of services. The State reserves the right to award contracts to one or multiple vendors, with proposals assessed based on comprehensive qualifications and ability to support design and construction administration needs across state agencies. Interested architectural firms must register in Ocean State Procures and be prepared to provide comprehensive architectural services for diverse state project requirements.

The solicitation includes specific provisions for minority business enterprise (MBE) participation and requires vendors to comply with affirmative action policies. Eligible respondents include not only state agencies, but also political subdivisions such as municipalities, higher education institutions, municipal and state schools, and quasi-public agencies. Vendors must maintain appropriate insurance coverage and will be subject to a 1% contract administrative fee assessed on all purchase orders, with mandatory quarterly self-reporting of invoiced amounts. While specific award values are not explicitly stated, the statewide, multi-year contract structure suggests significant potential contract opportunities across various state and local government projects. The open enrollment approach allows for ongoing vendor participation, with quarterly reviews providing flexibility for new architectural firms to enter the procurement pool and for existing vendors to demonstrate continued capabilities and performance.

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