Building and Envelope Commissioning Services for Multiple County Facilities

Mecklenburg County is seeking Statements of Qualifications from licensed engineering firms to provide Building and Envelope Commissioning Services for multiple upcoming projects at county facilities. The selected firms will act as independent third-party testing and inspection agents during construction, ensuring compliance with ASTM standards, the North Carolina State Building Code, and Mecklenburg County Code Enforcement Standards. The procurement process is initiated through an RFQ posted on August 8, 2025, with submissions due by September 9, 2025, at 2:00 PM. Interested firms must express their interest by submitting a Notification of Interest to Mecklenburg County Asset & Facility Management to obtain the full RFQ document. The scope emphasizes qualifications, licensing, and experience rather than pricing, as no detailed cost or line-item information is included at this stage. The contract does not incorporate specific FAR clauses or detailed contractual provisions beyond standard compliance with applicable codes and standards. There are no explicit evaluation criteria, award methodology, or detailed performance schedules outlined in the available documentation. The services are to be performed at various county facilities within North Carolina, with inspections conducted during construction to verify adherence to quality and code requirements. Administrative details specify that submittals should be sent via mail or email to Mecklenburg County, with provisions for alternative formats for persons with disabilities. The agreement emphasizes independence, licensing, and adherence to standards, but does not specify contract type, pricing structure, or detailed performance timelines. No attachments, referenced documents, or additional supporting materials are included in the current documentation.