The Federal Highway Administration plans to award up to four small-business-only IDIQ contracts for highway and bridge design and related engineering services across the continental U.S. and its territories, with a total shared program capacity of $60 million. The planned contract duration is five years, including a base year and four option years. Primary work involves highway and bridge design, with secondary services including geotechnical, surveying, environmental, and architectural services. This is a total small business set-aside, requiring expertise with AASHTO policies and compatibility with specific design software. The minimum guaranteed amount per contract is $100,000 over its life.

The Federal Highway Administration (EFLHD) anticipates awarding up to four IDIQ contracts exclusively to small businesses for highway and bridge design and related A-E services across the continental U.S. and its territories. The total shared capacity for all contracts is $60 million, with a planned duration of five years including a base year and four option years. Work primarily involves highway and bridge design, with secondary services including geotechnical, surveying, environmental compliance, and architectural services. Key requirements include performance or approval by a registered Professional Engineer, mandatory software compatibility, and expertise with AASHTO policies. Each awarded contract has a minimum guaranteed amount of $100,000 over its life.

The Federal Highway Administration (EFLHD) anticipates awarding up to four IDIQ contracts exclusively to small businesses for highway and bridge design and related engineering services across the continental United States and its territories. The total shared capacity for all contracts is $60 million, with a planned contract duration of five years. Work primarily involves highway and bridge design, with secondary services including geotechnical, environmental, and architectural services. This is a total small business set-aside, requiring expertise with AASHTO policies and compatibility with specific software like OpenRoads. The pre-selection evaluation will be based on specialized experience, professional qualifications, capacity, and past performance.

The Federal Highway Administration (EFLHD) anticipates awarding up to four IDIQ contracts exclusively to small businesses for highway and bridge design and related engineering services across the continental U.S. and its territories. The total shared capacity for all contracts is $60 million, with a planned contract duration of five years. Work requires compatibility with specific software like OpenRoads and expertise with AASHTO policies. Each awarded contract has a minimum guaranteed amount of $100,000 over its life. The initial selection step evaluates firms based on specialized experience, professional qualifications, capacity, and past performance.