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Sevier County Airport Seeks Engineering Services for Airport Development Projects

Sevier County Airport in De Queen, Arkansas is seeking qualified engineering firms to provide comprehensive airport development and improvement services over a five-year period. - Government Buyer: Sevier County Airport, under the authority of Sevier County Judge Sandra Dunn - No specific OEMs or commercial vendors are named in the solicitation - Requested Services: - Airfield pavement rehabilitation and overlays - Runway and taxiway extensions - Airfield lighting and navigational aids - Parallel and connecting taxiways - Property and avigation easement acquisition - Safety area evaluations and corrections - Environmental studies - Drainage improvements and rehabilitations - Surveys - Roadway improvements and relocations - Hangar and terminal building projects - Geotechnical investigations - Fuel system improvements - Security fencing - All services must comply with FAA Advisory Circular 150/5100-14 - Projects may be funded by FAA and/or Arkansas Division of Aeronautics grants - Selection criteria include consultant capability, key personnel qualifications, ability to meet schedules, project quality, interest and proximity, sub-consultant qualifications, ability to provide construction observation, and understanding of project challenges - Contract duration is five years, with fees negotiated per grant as projects arise

Description

The Sevier County Airport in De Queen, Arkansas, is soliciting Statements of Qualifications for engineering services related to various airport development and improvement projects. These projects include airfield pavement rehabilitation, runway and taxiway extensions, lighting and navigational aids, property acquisition, safety evaluations, environmental studies, drainage improvements, surveys, roadway improvements, hangars and terminal buildings, geotechnical investigations, fuel system improvements, and security fencing. Services will comply with FAA Advisory Circular 150/5100-14 and cover all phases and incidental services for projects funded by FAA and/or Arkansas Division of Aeronautics grants over the next five years. Selection criteria include consultant capability, key personnel qualifications, schedule adherence, project quality, interest in the project, sub-consultant qualifications, construction observation ability, and understanding of project challenges. The contract term is five years with fees negotiated per grant.

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