SAM #FA860123R0004

Contract Ceiling Increase for Multi-Discipline Architecture & Engineering Services at Wright-Patterson AFB

This opportunity concerns a contract ceiling increase for multi-discipline Architecture and Engineering (A&E) services at Wright-Patterson Air Force Base, Ohio. - The Air Force Life Cycle Management Center (AFLCMC) is raising the ceiling on six incumbent A&E IDIQ contracts by $2M each, from $4.9M to $6.9M, totaling a $12M increase. - The six contractors are: AECOM Technical Services, Barge/Emersion JV, Burgess & Niple/Heapy LLC, Levin Porter Associates (small business), Tetra Tech Inc., and Woolpert Inc. - The scope covers site visits, field investigations, planning studies, design and economic analysis, construction drawings/specifications, code and fire protection engineering, hazardous material surveys, cost estimates, and bidding schedules. - The increase is driven by higher Facilities Sustainment, Restoration, and Modernization funding, ensuring uninterrupted support for critical infrastructure projects. - The period of performance is August 30, 2023, to August 30, 2028, with follow-on contract planning starting in FY26. - No specific products, part numbers, or OEMs are listed; the focus is on professional A&E services. - The ceiling increase is for ongoing and emergent requirements until new contracts are awarded in FY28.

Description

This J&A is for A&E Services, from FY23 - FY28, for multi-discipline projects at WPAFB Ohio. The scope of the projects include performing site visits and field investigations, and preparing: planning studies, design and economic analysis, construction drawings and specifications, building code and fire protection engineer analysis, hazardous material facility surveys including sampling, testing and abatement design, detailed cost estimates, cost benefit analysis, life cycle cost analysis, and a bidding schedule for each project. This ceiling increase continues the above scope for the six (6) incumbent A&E Contractors and will ensure these ongoing and emergent requirements continue to be met without interruption.

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