BCS 2026-05 Pavement Management Engineering Services, Statewide

Solicitation BCS 2026-05 is an indefinite delivery indefinite quantity (IDIQ) procurement by the Maryland State Highway Administration (SHA) to obtain supplemental engineering staff for the Office of Materials and Technology's Pavement Management Section. The scope of work includes pavement data management, the maintenance and enhancement of pavement management tools, design support for cost-effective treatment options, and the provision of full-time on-site consultants. The SHA intends to award up to three contracts with a total funding authority not to exceed 12.6 million dollars over a maximum duration of five years. Payments will be based on cost plus fixed fee and unit cost rates, supported by monthly progress reports and accurate records of time and materials. Technical proposals are evaluated based on written technical questions (40%), key staff (30%), and the work plan (30%). Applicants must submit a technical proposal including a cover letter, scope certification, work plan, and Standard Form 330, along with specific affidavits regarding discriminatory boycotts of Israel and investment activities in Iran. On-site personnel are required to complete mandatory SHA core training and provide their own personal protective equipment. Proposals must be submitted via eMMA in PDF format by the specified deadline, and awarded firms must be registered on the eMaryland Marketplace Advantage portal.