ADA Compliance Design and Certification

The contract titled ADA Compliance Design and Certification requires comprehensive design review, accessibility audit, and formal certification of all new facilities to ensure full adherence to the Americans with Disabilities Act standards. The scope encompasses detailed evaluation of architectural and structural elements during planning and construction phases, with the goal of achieving and documenting compliance before occupancy. This includes identifying barriers, recommending modifications, and issuing official certification upon successful verification of accessibility features such as ramps, door widths, restroom configurations, signage, and tactile elements. The work is a subcontract under San Diego County in California, with a specific place of performance identified as zip code 91906, indicating the focus is on facilities within that geographic area. The North American Industry Classification System code 541330 categorizes the work under architectural services, confirming the professional nature of the design and auditing activities. The contract was posted on June 1, 2026, and all deliverables must align with federal ADA guidelines without exception. No set-aside preferences or agency-specific set-aside details are listed, suggesting the subcontract is open to qualified vendors regardless of business size or ownership status.