Opportunity
North Carolina eVP #281-RFQ2749
Forsyth County seeks engineering services for Smith Reynolds Airport under a 5-year master agreement
Posted
September 01, 2026
Respond By
October 02, 2026
Identifier
281-RFQ2749
NAICS
541330
Forsyth County is seeking qualified engineering firms to support Smith Reynolds Airport through a 5-year master agreement. - Government Buyer: - Forsyth County, represented by the City of Winston-Salem - Office: Smith Reynolds Airport - Scope of Services: - Planning, design, construction, and consulting for airport infrastructure projects - Runway strengthening and overlays - Environmental studies and airport master planning - Airfield lighting, signage, and NAVAIDS - Taxiway and apron improvements - Safety area enhancements and obstruction removal - Land acquisition and parking lot improvements - EMAS rehabilitation, industrial and hangar development - Terminal and support building construction - Noise barriers, perimeter fencing, and security upgrades - Fuel farm and utility infrastructure - Landside access improvements - Contract Structure: - 5-year master agreement - Fees negotiated per project as scopes are confirmed - Up to two firms may be selected - Notable Requirements: - Demonstrated experience with federal and state aviation grants - Minimum insurance limits - Compliance with FAA, NCDOT, and relevant statutes - No specific OEMs or vendors are named; focus is on engineering services.
Description
Forsyth County seeks qualified engineering firms to provide planning, design, construction, and consulting services for various airport-related projects at Smith Reynolds Airport. The contract will be a 5-year master agreement with fees negotiated per project once the scope is confirmed. Projects may include runway improvements, environmental studies, master planning, lighting, signage, taxiways, safety improvements, land acquisition, and other airport-related infrastructure. The County may contract with up to two firms under this agreement. Proposals must be submitted electronically by October 2, 2026.