Water Management Plan (WMP) Development & Engineering

The contract requires the development of a comprehensive Water Management Plan for 180 General Services Administration buildings to reduce the risk of legionellosis by aligning with ASHRAE Standard 188 and Guideline 12. The scope includes conducting detailed risk assessments, establishing monitoring protocols, and designing ongoing maintenance strategies tailored to each building’s water systems. The plan must identify potential Legionella breeding zones, implement control measures, and ensure sustainability through documented procedures and training protocols for facility staff. Compliance with federal standards and a systematic approach to water safety across all designated properties is mandatory. This subcontract, issued by the General Services Administration through PBS Centralized Acquisition Services, is open for response until May 11, 2026, and falls under NAICS code 541620 for engineering services. The work must be performed across all 180 GSA-owned or managed facilities, requiring coordination with local building operators and adherence to standardized practices for water system management. While the place of performance and point of contact details are not specified, the contractor is expected to manage logistics and compliance at the building level nationwide. Success requires not only technical expertise in water system engineering but also the ability to integrate findings into actionable, long-term operational plans that ensure public health and regulatory compliance.