Master Services Agreement (MSA) for Design of Minor Projects with Construction Costs less than $7,500,000.00

Seminole County is seeking multiple qualified professional consulting firms to provide ongoing design and environmental permitting services for a variety of minor infrastructure projects, with construction costs not exceeding 7.5 million dollars and study costs up to 500,000 dollars, in accordance with Florida Statute 287.055 (CCNA). The scope encompasses a broad range of projects including roadway construction, water and sewer design, traffic safety enhancements, sidewalk and bicycle/pedestrian improvements, intersection upgrades, stormwater management, traffic signal design, ITS infrastructure, and other roadway enhancements. The selected firms will be responsible for preliminary and final design phases, environmental and sub-basin permitting, and additional support services such as peer reviews. To qualify, firms must be FDOT pre-qualified in specific work groups related to highway design, structures, bridges, signage, signalization, surveying, and right-of-way mapping. The estimated annual expenditure for these services is approximately 3 million dollars, with the contract being managed through a Master Services Agreement. The solicitation, posted in April 2025 with a response deadline in June 2025, is managed by the Seminole County Public Works Engineering Department. The contract aims to ensure timely, cost-effective delivery of multiple minor projects across the county’s infrastructure portfolio. Supporting documents include detailed scopes of work for construction management at the Seminole County Administration Building, as-needed gunsmithing services at Miami-Dade County facilities, and building program development for a proposed indoor complex venue. These documents outline the responsibilities, qualifications, and project deliverables required for each scope, emphasizing the importance of experienced, qualified professionals to support the county’s infrastructure development, maintenance, and facility planning initiatives.