Lee County Ionwave #CN260124SML Addendum 2

Professional Engineering, Architectural Design, and Construction Management Services for LeeTran Bus Stop Improvements

Lee County, Florida is seeking qualified firms to provide professional engineering, architectural design, and construction management services for improvements at twelve LeeTran bus stops. - Government Buyer: - Lee County Board of County Commissioners, through the Procurement Management Department - Offices at 2115 Second Street, 1st Floor, Fort Myers, FL 33901 - Scope of Work: - Professional engineering services for bus stop improvements - Architectural design for bus stop upgrades - Construction management and inspections (CEI) - Grant compliance and testing services - Project Details: - Improvements to twelve LeeTran bus stops - Services must comply with Federal Transit Administration (FTA) grant requirements (2 CFR part 200) - Strict adherence to federal grant compliance and E-Verify registration required - Vendors and OEMs: - No specific OEMs or product manufacturers are named in the solicitation - Plan holders include firms such as AECOM, ADG Architecture, American Structurepoint, Barraco and Associates, Benesch, CALTRAN ENGINEERING GROUP, and others - Unique Requirements: - Compliance with all federal grant requirements - Submission of all required forms and documentation - Proposals must be submitted electronically or hand-delivered - Place of Performance: - Lee County, Florida, with contracting office at 2115 Second Street, 1st Floor, Fort Myers, FL 33901

Description

Lee County, Florida is seeking qualified individuals or firms to provide professional engineering, architectural design, and construction management services, including construction, engineering, and inspections (CEI), grant compliance, and testing services for Lee County Transit (LeeTran). The project involves improvements to twelve bus stops. Proposals must be submitted in accordance with the specifications and by the specified deadline, with all required documentation and forms included. The solicitation is funded in part or in whole by the Federal Transit Administration (FTA) and requires compliance with federal grant requirements.

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