Request for Qualifications for Engineering Services for the Fuel Farm Shoreline Stabilization Project at the Cyril E. King Airport

The Virgin Islands Port Authority is seeking qualified architectural and engineering firms to provide professional consulting engineering services for the shoreline stabilization of the Fuel Farm at Cyril E. King Airport. The project emphasizes expertise in marine engineering and shoreline stabilization, particularly in operationally sensitive areas, and aims to enhance the stability and safety of the airport’s fuel farm shoreline. Interested firms are encouraged to submit their Statements of Qualifications by May 30, 2025, with the potential for contract awards ranging from $500,000 to $2,000,000. The Authority promotes inclusivity by encouraging responses from Disadvantaged Business Enterprises and local firms, ensuring a nondiscriminatory selection process, with the possibility of adjusting selection criteria as needed. The solicitation, identified as RFQ 2025-RFQ-0004, is managed by the Virgin Islands Port Authority and is posted on their bidding platform. The contract will involve comprehensive engineering assessments and stabilization planning, with the selected firm expected to demonstrate extensive experience in marine and shoreline construction in sensitive environments. The project aligns with the Authority’s broader goals of infrastructure resilience and operational safety at Cyril E. King Airport, and the process includes detailed submission guidelines, evaluation criteria, and contact information for inquiries. This initiative reflects the Authority’s commitment to sustainable development and community engagement, fostering opportunities for local and disadvantaged businesses to participate in critical infrastructure projects.