ABAC- Solicitation No. TASK 2027-A

Abraham Baldwin Agricultural College is seeking qualified general contractors through a Request for Qualifications (RFQ) to establish an Indefinite Delivery/Indefinite Quantity (IDIQ) contract for FY-2027 construction, renovation, repair, and maintenance services across its Georgia campus facilities. The solicitation, identified as TASK 2027-A with number PE-55700-RFQC-2027-000000008, was posted on July 30, 2026, with responses due by August 31, 2026, at noon. Contractors must demonstrate substantial experience with occupied building renovations, robust financial stability, and the capacity to provide performance and payment bonds up to $1,000,000 per task order, with bonding required for any order exceeding $100,000. The maximum value of any individual task order is capped at $1,000,000, though multiple orders may be issued over the contract term. Evaluation is based on a weighted trade-off approach, prioritizing technical merit over cost, with the written submission assessing personnel experience, project history, financial health, and resource adequacy for a total of 200 points, followed by an interview scoring qualifications of the project manager, management plan, and service delivery for an additional 75 points. Required documentation includes detailed affidavits verifying current workers’ compensation Experience Modification Rate below 1.1, sufficient bonding capacity, builder’s risk insurance, E-Verify enrollment, and a nondiscrimination policy, with supporting materials placed in an appendix to avoid the 14-page limit on the main submission. Contractors must operate within 100 miles of the campus, provide open-book accounting, and demonstrate a proven track record in including small and minority business enterprises in prior projects. All submissions become the property of the college, with no reimbursement for proposal preparation costs, and must be submitted via email to procurement@abac.edu or as three bound copies with one PDF, adhering strictly to formatting rules and deadlines. No federal acquisition regulation clauses apply; instead, the contract is governed by Georgia state laws, including Qualifications-Based Selection statutes and the Open Records Act, with the College retaining full authority for inspection, acceptance, and contract administration.