Eisenhower Executive Office Building, Pennsylvania Avenue ADA Compliant Building Access and Security Screening Facility (Architectural Bridging Design Only)

The contract involves selecting an architectural and engineering firm to provide bridging design services for an ADA-compliant building access and security screening facility at the Eisenhower Executive Office Building on Pennsylvania Avenue in Washington, DC. The solicitation, issued by the General Services Administration’s PBS R11 Construction Services Division, aims to enhance accessibility and security measures in this historic government building. The contract is identified under solicitation number GS11P09MKC0073 and pertains specifically to architectural bridging design, ensuring that the facility meets Americans with Disabilities Act requirements while addressing building access and security needs. Five firms have been shortlisted for this opportunity: Kiernan Timberlake from Philadelphia, Farewell Mills Gatsch Architects from Princeton, Lehman Smith McLeish and SmithGroup, both based in Washington, DC, and Ann Beha Architects from Boston. The work will be performed in Washington, DC, with the General Services Administration overseeing the contract. Points of contact for the solicitation include Contracting Officer Mary Pineda and Contracting Specialist Kasey Lehman, providing direct communication channels for interested parties. This effort reflects a priority on compliance, security enhancement, and modernization of federal facilities for better public access and safety.