Department of StateIssuing agency·Arlington, VA·via the SAM.gov Get Opportunities APIThe U.S. Department of State (DOS), Bureau of Global Acquisitions, Acquisitions Management (GA/AM), on behalf of the Bureau of Overseas Buildings Operations (OBO), anticipates awarding multiple (potentially eight or more) indefinite delivery/indefinite (IDIQ) quantity contracts to qualified architectural/engineering (A/E) firm-led teams (prime or joint venture) to support the Department's planning, design, construction, facility rehabilitation, system replacement, physical and technical security upgrade, construction and renovation of communications facilities (information management and emanation security systems), and building maintenance projects and programs at various worldwide Foreign Service posts, as well as support OBO offices in the Washington, DC metropolitan area.
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The Support Services Contractor's scope includes facility assessments, comprehensive maintenance plans, architectural and engineering studies, signage and wayfinding plans, master plans, design, construction specifications, cost estimates, operation and planning support services, data integration, engineering feasibility studies, constructability review of design documents, construction critical path with schedule and risk narrative, and project budget analysis. The contractor shall review design documents from a construction perspective, participate in the Integrated Design Review process, recommend construction periods and identify major risks, and review A/E generated cost estimates to recommend value engineering ideas.
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