On-Call Architecture and Engineering (A&E) Services for Federal and Non-Federal Funded Projects

The Ontario International Airport Authority (OIAA) is seeking qualified consulting firms or teams to provide comprehensive On-Call Architecture and Engineering (A&E) services for both federal and non-federal funded projects at Ontario International Airport (ONT). The primary goal is to identify and retain multiple experienced firms capable of supporting a wide range of airport projects, including those related to airside and landside infrastructure, as part of the airport's Capital Improvement Program and other specialized initiatives. The selected firms will enter into a master professional services contract, which is expected to initially last three years, with options for two additional one-year renewals at the discretion of OIAA. These on-call services will encompass diverse tasks such as design, engineering, and support services across various airport development projects. The solicitation emphasizes the need for firms with relevant expertise in airport architecture and engineering, capable of handling complex assignments involving both federal and non-federal funding sources. The contract size is estimated to range between five million and twenty million dollars, reflecting the scope and scale of potential projects. Interested firms must submit their proposals by April 25, 2025, with the opportunity to demonstrate their qualifications and approach to providing these specialized services. The project is managed by the Ontario International Airport in California, and inquiries can be directed to Cliff Cortes via email or phone. This initiative aims to establish a pool of qualified vendors to efficiently support ongoing and future airport development efforts.