PROJECT NO. 1412 ON-CALL CIVIL/STRUCTURAL ENGINEERING DESIGN SERVICES

The City of Baltimore's Department of General Services Capital Projects Division is seeking on-call Civil/Structural Engineering Design Services through Project #1412, a Request for Proposal (RFP) targeting engineering firms capable of supporting various City agencies. The procurement aims to select up to four firms for a five-year contract period, with engineering services encompassing comprehensive tasks such as feasibility studies, field investigations, structural analysis, design services, site assessments, construction document preparation, project management, and technical support for renovation, repair, and construction projects across City-owned facilities. Interested firms must be prequalified by the Office of Boards and Commissions and submit a Standard Federal Form SF 255/330, demonstrating expertise in areas including historic preservation, environmental engineering, building systems design, project management, and digital technologies. The proposal submission deadline is set for NOON on Friday, June 13, 2025, with submissions to be delivered to 4 South Frederick Street, Baltimore, Maryland. Evaluation criteria will focus on technical capabilities, experience with public sector projects, and ability to meet the City's complex engineering and infrastructure needs, with firms being assessed on their comprehensive engineering competencies.

The RFP includes specific set-aside requirements for Minority Business Enterprise (MBE) and Women's Business Enterprise (WBE) participation, with a 27% MBE goal and a 10% WBE goal. These requirements indicate a strong commitment to diversity and inclusion in the procurement process. Each selected firm will have a maximum contract value of $5,000,000, providing significant opportunities for qualified engineering firms to support Baltimore City's infrastructure and facility improvement initiatives. The procurement is designed to create a pool of pre-approved engineering service providers who can rapidly respond to the City's diverse and complex engineering needs across multiple agencies and project types. While no incumbent vendors are specifically mentioned, the RFP suggests a competitive selection process that will prioritize firms with demonstrated experience in public sector engineering, comprehensive technical capabilities, and a track record of successful municipal infrastructure and facility projects. Potential respondents should carefully review the full RFP document to ensure compliance with all submission requirements and to understand the comprehensive scope of services expected by the City of Baltimore.