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The State of Georgia Department of Transportation (GDOT) is issuing a Request for Qualifications (RFQ) to procure consultant services across multiple disciplines and service categories on a statewide basis. The procurement encompasses planning services including statewide systems planning, urban and regional transportation planning, and aviation and mass transit planning; design services ranging from two-lane rural roadway design to multi-lane urban interstate highway design, as well as bridge design and inspection; surveying and geotechnical services including land surveying, aerial photography, and geotechnical studies; materials testing services; and construction-related services including construction administration and supervision, and environmental compliance work. The RFQ was announced on May 14, 2026, with a Public Notice of Advertisement issued to notify the consulting community of the forthcoming opportunity. The full scope of work, detailed instructions, requirements, and evaluation criteria will be provided in the formal RFQ document when issued according to an anticipated schedule; however, specific dates for RFQ issuance and Statement of Qualifications submission deadlines are pending and will be announced separately. A communication restriction is in effect from the advertisement date through the selection of successful respondents and official award announcement, prohibiting consulting firms from communicating with GDOT staff regarding the solicitation except through the official question submission process outlined in the forthcoming RFQ. Inquiries should be directed to the Georgia Department of Transportation, Office of Procurement Engineering and Design Services, located at 600 West Peachtree Street, NW, Atlanta, Georgia 30308, or by phone at 404-631-[phone number] or fax at 404-631-1277.

The procurement documents provided do not specify set-aside designations, disadvantaged enterprise restrictions, incumbent vendors, current contractors, or required integration with existing infrastructure or technology systems. Similarly, the available materials do not disclose possible award values, budget ranges, or other financial parameters associated with this consultant services procurement. The documents do establish comprehensive formatting standards that will apply to all procurement-related communications, including the RFQ and evaluation documents, requiring Arial 10-point font, justified alignment, standard margins, and consistent organizational hierarchy and terminology to ensure operational efficiency and consistency across GDOT's Engineering and Design Procurement activities.