Massport #W343 Professional Consultant Services

Consulting Services for Worcester Regional Airport Airfield Capital Improvements

The Massachusetts Port Authority - Capital Programs is seeking multidiscipline consulting services for airfield capital improvement projects at Worcester Regional Airport. - Government Buyer: - Massachusetts Port Authority, Capital Programs Department - Scope of Work: - Professional consulting services for planning, design, construction phase support, and resident inspection - Four major airfield projects: - Rehabilitation of Taxiway B (from former Taxiway F to Runway 29) - Rehabilitation of the terminal apron - Extension of Taxiway Bravo to Runway 33 and Runway 15 - Construction of Taxiway F (from Runway 11-29 to Taxiway B) - Required Expertise: - Civil engineering, pavement design, airfield electrical systems - Construction phasing, cost estimating - Climate resiliency, sustainable design - Licensed Site Professional (LSP) services - Contract Details: - Work order-based contract structure - Maximum total fee per contract: $2,500,000 - Supports FAA Airport Improvement Program grant funding - Compliance with FAA standards and civil rights regulations required - OEMs and Vendors: - No specific OEMs or product vendors are named; opportunity is open to qualified consulting firms or teams - Unique Requirements: - Demonstrated experience in airfield projects and specialized disciplines - Ability to support FAA grant-funded projects and adhere to federal standards

Description

This solicitation is for professional consulting services related to airfield capital improvement projects at Worcester Regional Airport in Worcester, Massachusetts. The work includes taxiway rehabilitation, terminal apron repairs, taxiway extensions, and new taxiway construction with electrical systems. The consultant must have multidiscipline experience in civil engineering, pavement design, airfield electrical systems, construction phasing, and resident inspection services. The contract is work order based with a maximum total fee of $2,500,000. The project supports FAA Airport Improvement Program grant funding and requires compliance with FAA standards.

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