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This Solicitation opportunity from Utah was posted on August 18, 2026. The submission period has ended. Browse the details below for market research, or find similar active opportunities.

On-Call Architect Services

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DC2026-04State & Local

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Solicitation # SVO237-26
Federal Prison Industries (FPI), a component of the Department of Justice, is soliciting a competitively negotiated, 8(a) set-aside, Multiple Award Indefinite-Delivery, Indefinite-Quantity (IDIQ) contract for professional architectural and engineering (A&E) services. The contract supports new construction, renovations, alterations, and repairs at FPI facilities located within the contiguous United States. The scope of work includes design review, production of construction documents, detailed cost estimation, value engineering, project scheduling, and comprehensive project lifecycle support from initial studies through closeout. All work must adhere to IBC, ABA, NFPA, and NEC standards, as well as applicable environmental regulations. The contract structure consists of a one-year base period with four optional one-year extensions, featuring a guaranteed minimum of 10,000 dollars per awardee for each period. In accordance with the Brooks Architect-Engineer Act, awards are based on a Qualifications-Based Selection (QBS) process evaluating professional qualifications, specialized experience, capacity, past performance, and technical approach. Final selection is based on proposed hourly rates, overhead, and profit found to be fair and reasonable, subject to a statutory fee limitation of six percent of the estimated construction cost. Contractors must comply with stringent security and privacy requirements, including Public Trust positions for employees, mandatory non-disclosure agreements, and strict adherence to DOJ Order 0904 for safeguarding personally identifiable information. All tasks must be performed on authorized government networks using government-furnished equipment. Administrative requirements include detailed invoicing procedures and mandatory training on cybersecurity and records management.
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Fairview House (Thomas McKay House) Restoration RFI
Solicitation # RFI-130811
Warren County is issuing a sources-sought Request for Information (RFI-130811) to identify qualified historic preservation architects, building-envelope specialists, and contractors for the assessment, stabilization, and restoration of Fairview House, also known as the Thomas McKay House. Located in Front Royal, Virginia, the project focuses on a circa-1830 stone and frame dwelling. The county is seeking expert guidance to establish a technical approach, procurement strategy, budget, and schedule for future work, emphasizing a repair-first approach consistent with the Secretary of the Interior’s Standards for the Treatment of Historic Properties. The preliminary scope includes water management assessments of roofing and drainage, immediate stabilization, and long-term moisture management, with a strict requirement for material compatibility to protect the historic masonry. Responses are due by November 19, 2026, and should provide planning-level recommendations rather than construction documents. The county is requesting detailed information on firm experience with early 19th-century structures, proposed project phasing, estimated cost ranges, and potential risks such as hazardous materials or structural concerns. Evaluation of responses will be based on the technical approach, the capacity to coordinate specialty disciplines, the practicality of the proposed phasing, and the usefulness of the provided budget and schedule data. Any subsequent procurement resulting from this RFI will be governed by the Virginia Public Procurement Act and applicable Warren County policies.
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Davis County is seeking qualified professional architects to establish a non-exclusive, multi-vendor pool for on-call architectural services. The objective is to create a services-on-demand framework to accelerate the design process for small to medium-sized projects. The scope of work encompasses a broad range of capabilities, including feasibility studies, master planning, residential and commercial construction design, project management support, and construction administration. All designs must adhere to the Americans with Disabilities Act, International Energy Conservation Codes, and local zoning regulations. The resulting contracts will have an initial five-year term with an option to extend for an additional five years. Task orders will be assigned at the County's discretion based on a vendor's specific strengths and current capacity, with no guarantee of work volume or rotation between vendors. Compensation will be based on negotiated not-to-exceed fees derived from approved hourly billing rates, with payments issued within 30 days of satisfaction. Vendors must be registered with the Utah Department of Commerce and maintain comprehensive insurance coverage, including professional liability of 1 million dollars per occurrence and 2 million dollars aggregate. Proposals are evaluated via a weighted scoring system and may require oral interviews or demonstrations. Submission of a business confidentiality claim and a signed proposal form are mandatory requirements for consideration.

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Davis County seeks architects for on-call services via a multi-vendor pool through 2026.

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UT, USA

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On-Call Architect Services RFSQ - Davis County (Aug. 18, 2026)

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AgencyUtah
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OfficeUT, USA
Organization / AgencyUtah
Office AddressUT, USA
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Davis County (the “County”) is seeking qualified professional architects (“Vendor”) to provide professional consultation, advice, and customary architectural services on an "as-needed" basis. ● Multi-Vendor Pool: The County intends to establish non-exclusive, "services-on-demand" contracts with one or more consultants to accelerate the design process and reduce administrative burdens for small to medium-sized projects. ● Task orders will be assigned based on the County’s discretion regarding a Vendor's "strong suits" and current capacity. There is no plan to rotate projects between selected Vendors, and there is no guarantee of work volume or frequency. Depending on the project, the County reserves the right to conduct other procurement processes at its discretion. The resulting contracts will have an anticipated full term of five (5) years with an option to extend one additional five-year term.

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