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C--ARCHITECTURAL-ENGINEERING SERVICES FOR STUDY AND DESIGN OF A PROJECT TITELED "CONSTRUCT REPLACEMENT BUILDING 4601 AND 4602"

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This contract involves architectural and engineering services for the study, design, and construction support of two replacement buildings at the Marshall Space Flight Center in Alabama. The first building, designated 4601, will provide approximately 100,000 square feet of office space along with a food service facility for about 1,000 occupants. The second building, 4602, will consist of roughly 100,000 square feet combining office and laboratory spaces. The scope of work includes field investigations, design development, preparation of construction documents, cost estimation, and support during construction. The services required cover various disciplines such as architecture, interior design, civil and structural engineering, electrical, mechanical, and landscaping, all overseen by registered and licensed professionals with the necessary stamps on documents according to their expertise. Firms interested in this contract must meet stringent criteria, including having at least 10 years of specialized experience in designing office, laboratory, and food service facilities, possessing the appropriate CAD capabilities compatible with NASA’s Intergraph system, and maintaining a minimum number of qualified in-house staff across key disciplines. The contractor must also demonstrate experience in energy-efficient and sustainable design, meeting Department of Energy standards, and have a geographical proximity within 400 miles of Huntsville, Alabama. Selection will consider factors such as previous experience in large-scale office and laboratory projects, the balance of in-house versus consulting resources, innovation, adherence to budget and schedule, experience with commissioning and LEED-certified buildings, and prior collaborations with consultants. The estimated construction cost for each building is under $25 million.

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Architectural and engineering services for two 100,000 sq ft buildings at Marshall Space Flight Center.

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SYNOPSIS ARCHITECTURAL/ENGINEERING SERVICES FOR THE STUDY AND DESIGN OF A PROJECT TITLED - CONSTRUCT REPLACEMENT BUILDING (4601) AND A PROJECT TITLED - CONSTRUCT REPLACEMENT BUILDING (4602) The Architect/Engineering (A/E) services to be provided under this procurement consist of field investigation, studies, final designs, specifications, cost estimating, construction support, and related engineering services for the design and construction of two separate projects: (1) a new office building, and (2) an office/laboratory building. Both are to be located at the Marshall Space Flight Center, Alabama. Building 4601 will be sized to provide approximately 100,000 square feet of office space and to provide a food service structure to serve approximately 1,000 people. Building 4602 will provide approximately 100,000 square feet of office and laboratory space. Services for the project will include Architectural, Interior Design, Civil/Structural, Electrical, Landscaping, and Mechanical building components. Registered, licensed professionals will oversee all work under this contract. All construction documents produced will require the stamp of a registered, licensed professional for each respective discipline. The following criteria will be used in the preliminary screening of the A/E firms responding to this announcement: (1) Must respond to this announcement; (2) Must provide the latest versions of Standard Form 254 and Standard Form 255; (3) Must have in-house expertise in the disciplines of architectural, interior design, and cost estimating; (4) Must provide registered professionals in the disciplines of architectural, civil, structural, mechanical, landscaping, and electrical engineering; (5) Must have at least 10 years specialized experience in the design of office buildings, laboratory, and food service facilities; (6) Must have CAD capability that is completely compatible with the NASA Intergraph system; (7) Must have the following minimum number of in-house personnel in these disciplines: Architects - 5, Interior Designers - 2, and Cost Engineers/Estimators - 2; (8) Must have the following minimum number of either in-house or consulting personnel in these disciplines: Civil Engineers - 5, Structural Engineers - 5, Mechanical Engineers - 5, Landscape Architects - 2, and Electrical Engineers - 5; (9) Must have experience in providing energy efficient designs that meet, as a minimum, Department of Energy Title 10 CFR 435; and (10) Be located within a 400-mile radius from Huntsville, Alabama. Additional factors for selection will include: (1) Firm's experience in the design of office and laboratory buildings that were 80,000 square feet and greater; (2) Firm's in-house capabilities versus consultants required to perform the work; (3) Firm's capability to provide innovative designs that meet the clients requirements; (4) Firm's experience in designing projects within an established budget and schedule; (5) Firm's previous experience working with any proposed consultants; (6) Firm's experience in the area of total or whole building commissioning; (7) Firm's experience in the area of sustainable (green) designs; (8) Firm's experience in the design of food service facilities; and (9) Firm's experience in the design of LEED certified buildings. The estimated construction cost for Building 4601 is less than $25,000,000. The estimated construction cost for Building 4602 is less than $25,000,000. Firms responding to this synopsis should include appropriate information regarding any consultants or associates to be used. PRELIMINARY SCREENING CRITERIA FOR ARCHITECTURAL/ENGINEERING (A/E) SERVICES FOR THE STUDY AND DESIGN OF A PROJECT TITLED - CONSTRUCT REPLACEMENT BUILDING (4601) AND A PROJECT TITLED - CONSTRUCT REPLACEMENT BUILDING (4602) 1. Must respond to this announcement. 2. Must provide the latest versions of Standard Form 254 and Standard Form 255. 3. Must have in-house expertise in the disciplines of architectural, interior design, and cost estimating. 4. Must provide registered professionals in the disciplines of architectural, civil, structural, mechanical, landscaping, and electrical engineering. 5. Must have at least 10 years specialized experience in the design of office buildings, laboratories, and food service facilities. 6. Must have CAD capability that is completely compatible with the NASA Intergraph system. 7. Must have the following minimum number of in-house personnel in these disciplines: Architects - 5, Interior Designers - 2, and Cost Engineers/Estimators - 2. 8. Must have the following minimum number of either in-house or consulting personnel in these disciplines: Civil Engineers - 5, Structural Engineers - 5, Mechanical Engineers - 5, Landscape Architects - 2, and Electrical Engineers - 5. 9. Must have experience in providing energy efficient designs that meet, as a minimum, Department of Energy Title 10 CFR 435. 10. Be located within a 400-mile radius from Huntsville, Alabama.

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