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MATOC for General Architect Engineering services

SAM
N/A
Combined Synopsis/Solicitation

Posted

Nov 14, 2025

Due Date

Nov 24, 2025

Location

New York, New York

Description

https://api.sam.gov/prod/opportunities/v1/noticedesc?noticeid=ad02bbae3a714ff58f049aa13dab1e2c

AI Summary

The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers New York District is issuing a Multiple Award Task Order Contract (MATOC) for General Architectural and Engineering (A/E) Services (W912DS26RA003). Offerors must submit an electronic SF‑330 package (max 25 MB per file) to Stephen DiBari, with no hard‑copy copies required. The technical proposal is limited to 85 total pages; Section E (key‑discipline resumes) may contain up to 50 one‑page resumes (one resume per individual, at least one per discipline must meet the required professional registration) and can be fewer if desired. Section F is restricted to 10 pages—one page per project—and only fully completed, large‑scale projects (construction value ≈ $10 M or greater) will be considered; partially designed projects are excluded. Section H may include additional PPQs and other supporting information without counting toward the page limits. Small‑business participation (including veteran‑, service‑disabled, HUBZone, women‑owned, and minority‑owned firms) is evaluated as a secondary selection criterion measured as a percentage of total estimated effort, but no specific target percentage is set. The Master Planner key discipline must hold a P.E. or R.A. license (AICP certification is not acceptable). Geographic proximity to the NY District and overall extent of small‑business involvement are also part of the evaluation. The deadline for questions has been extended to 7 Nov 2025, and the proposal due date will be extended in accordance with the responses provided.

Details

Notice ID
ad02bbae3a714ff58f049aa13dab1e2c
Solicitation Number
W912DS26RA003
NAICS Code
541330
Classification Code
C219

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