09A1155 - On-Call Roadway Construction Services

The California Department of Transportation is soliciting Statements of Qualifications for an on-call contract to provide architectural and engineering services for roadway construction projects, with an estimated value ranging from $5,740,725.60 to $9,328,679.10. Submissions must be made electronically by the deadline of August 24, 2026, and are structured around seven required sections, including transmittal letters, SF330 forms for key personnel, availability tables, communication plans, workforce analysis, nondiscrimination programs, and civil rights certifications. Firms must disclose team compositions, confirm non-conflict of interest by certifying they have not provided construction services on projects they supported as consultants, and submit documentation proving compliance with California’s prevailing wage laws through DIR Web records. Disabled Veteran Business Enterprise participation is required, and firms claiming DVBE status must provide certification letters and complete DGS PD 843 forms. All proposers must indicate their employee count, as firms with 50 or more employees must submit detailed workforce analyses and nondiscrimination plans, while smaller firms must state they are under the threshold. The solicitation mandates adherence to state civil rights laws, ADA compliance, and prohibits any consultant with recent federal suspensions, debarments, or convictions from participating. Subconsultants and vendors must submit transmittal letters, though vendors are exempt from certain personnel and conflict-of-interest disclosures. No formal pricing structure, CLINs, or payment details are included; instead, awards will likely be based on technical merit and responsiveness, using a qualifications-based selection approach consistent with IDIQ contract frameworks. Performance will occur statewide across California, and no specific period of performance is defined beyond the submission window. All documents must be submitted in a printable electronic format using a minimum 8-point font, and accessible versions of materials are available upon request through designated state channels.