$450Million A-E Master Planning Services IDC
Sources Sought from DEPT OF THE ARMY • DEPT OF DEFENSE. Place of performance: OK. Response deadline: Jan 16, 2026. Industry: NAICS 541320 • PSC C211.
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The opportunity involves a $450 million Architect-Engineer (A-E) Master Planning Services IDIQ contract with the Department of the Army. The solicitation is a Sources Sought notice, primarily targeting firms with expertise in civil engineering and master planning. Firms should assess their capability to deliver comprehensive services, as competitive qualifications will be critical in this government contract.
The buyer is seeking to identify firms capable of providing A-E Master Planning Services, thereby preparing to establish a pool of qualified contractors for ongoing and future projects.
- Conduct market research to identify potential bidders
- Gather and compile relevant past performance data
- Develop a capabilities statement emphasizing relevant experience
- Create a team structure or subcontracting plan for the proposal
- Capabilities statement
- Past performance references
- Team structure or subcontracting plan
- Financial documents as required
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- Specific scope of work details
- List of evaluation criteria for qualifications
- Identification of key personnel requirements
- Clarification on available funds per task order
- Timeline for project commencement after award
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