RFP P50289 Construction Services for Job Ordering Contracting (JOC) 3. 0 Program

The Metropolitan Atlanta Rapid Transit Authority (MARTA) is seeking proposals for RFP P50289, a Construction Services Job Order Contracting (JOC) 3.0 Program covering construction services for multiple individual projects across MARTA facilities. The procurement will involve comprehensive construction services, including potential Design/Build work, with contractors responsible for executing various projects using a standardized job ordering contracting methodology. Proposals are due on April 24, 2025, at 2:00 p.m., with a mandatory virtual pre-proposal conference scheduled for March 25, 2025, at 10:00 a.m. via Microsoft Teams. Potential bidders must submit written questions by April 2, 2025, directly to Le'Sia Parker at lbparker@itsmarta.com. The initial contract term is five years, during which MARTA anticipates awarding multiple contracts to qualified firms capable of responding to diverse construction needs across their facilities. Evaluation criteria will likely include technical capabilities, past performance, proposed adjustment factors, and ability to work within the Job Order Contracting system using Gordian's proprietary information management platform.

MARTA has established a 27% Disadvantaged Business Enterprise (DBE) participation goal for this procurement, signaling a commitment to inclusive contracting practices. The job order contracting approach will utilize a Construction Task Catalog with preset unit prices that will be updated annually, with nine different adjustment factors covering various work conditions such as wayside versus non-wayside areas and normal/non-normal working hours. Individual work orders are not expected to exceed $1.5 million, though MARTA reserves the right to issue work orders of any value. The contract will be federally funded and will require contractors to use Gordian's JOC Information Management System for preparing work orders and proposals. Contractors will apply specific adjustment factors to predetermined unit prices, creating a flexible mechanism for pricing individual projects. While no specific budget range is detailed, the multi-year, multi-contract approach suggests significant potential contract value across the program's duration.