Opportunity
Norfolk Opengov #26137
Norfolk DOT Seeks Construction Administration & Inspection Services (IDQ)
Posted
July 30, 2026
Respond By
September 02, 2026
Identifier
26137
NAICS
541330, 541620
The City of Norfolk Department of Transportation is seeking qualified professional firms to provide Construction Administration and Inspection Services under an Indefinite Quantity Contract (IDQ). - Government Buyer: - City of Norfolk, Department of Transportation (Public Works D&C division) - Scope of Services: - Construction administration and project management - On-site inspection and quality control/assurance - Material sampling, testing, and certifications - Surveying, utility designation, and location - Documentation review and compliance with VDOT/FHWA requirements - Constructability reviews, value engineering, and minor design/sketches - Construction schedule and CPM reviews, delay claims analysis, cost estimating, and payment processing - Notable Requirements: - Firms must demonstrate experience with federally, state, and locally funded projects - Compliance with VDOT Locally Administered Projects (LAP) Manual and all relevant federal, state, and local regulations - No specific OEMs or vendors are named, as this is a professional services contract - No guaranteed minimum work volume; services will be ordered as needed - Adherence to anti-collusion, debarment, and state law authorization requirements - No products or part numbers are requested; this is a service-based solicitation
Description
The City of Norfolk Department of Transportation is seeking proposals from qualified professional firms to provide Construction Administration and Inspection Services on an as-required basis. Services include project management, construction administration, management, inspection, documentation review, quality control and assurance, material sampling, testing and certifications, surveying, utility designation and location, constructability reviews, value engineering, construction schedule and CPM reviews, delay claims analysis, cost estimating, and payment review and processing. The contract is an indefinite quantity contract with a term of three years, renewable annually, and work will be performed in accordance with the Virginia Department of Transportation's Locally Administered Projects Manual. The successful firm must demonstrate expertise in construction engineering management and inspections for various types of projects including site improvements, drainage, highway and roadway construction, intersection improvements, safety improvements, bridge construction, and utility improvements.