City RFP - Architectural & Engineering Services for Early Childhood Renovations

The solicitation 2026.0396 seeks architectural and engineering services for early childhood renovations at Cloonan Middle School in Stamford, Connecticut, with a proposal submission deadline of July 7, 2026, at 4:00 PM EDT, revised from the original July 2 date via Addendum No. 3. All proposal materials, including drawings and specifications, must be accessed and submitted electronically through the ProcureWare portal, with all questions regarding the solicitation directed exclusively through its Clarifications feature; no pre-proposal meeting is required, and no deposit is needed. The project is managed by Racquel Anderson as Clerk of the Works III, and oversight falls under the Connecticut Department of Administrative Services, Procurement Division, with the primary point of contact being James Dignoti. The NAICS code 541310 applies to this procurement, which focuses solely on professional services without any physical goods involved, and as such, no packaging, marking, or military standards apply. The scope includes design and technical planning for renovation works, with all detailed requirements embedded in documents accessible via ProcureWare, though specific deliverables, performance metrics, inspection criteria, or quality standards are not outlined in the provided materials. The place of performance is clearly identified as Cloonan Middle School, but no contract value, pricing structure, payment office details, invoicing method, or accounting codes are provided. Evaluation criteria, contract type, options, key personnel requirements, or special clauses such as organizational conflict of interest or security clearances are not specified in the available documentation. Offeror representations including UEI/CAGE codes, size status, or socioeconomic certifications are not included in the materials shared, implying they are collected electronically during submission but not visible in this dataset. The absence of detailed sections such as M, B, D, E, H, and K suggests that the full solicitation package, particularly the complete RFP documents within ProcureWare, must be consulted for comprehensive requirements.