Opportunity

South Dakota Posting Board #26SOI19962

Architectural and Engineering Services for Renovation of Latrines at SF Foss Field Armory, Sioux Falls, SD

Posted

September 04, 2026

Respond By

September 16, 2026

Identifier

26SOI19962

NAICS

541310, 541330

This opportunity seeks professional Architectural and Engineering (A&E) services for the renovation of large male and female latrines, locker/changing rooms, and showers at the SF Foss Field Armory in Sioux Falls, South Dakota. - Government Buyer: - South Dakota Department of the Military - SF Foss Field Armory, Sioux Falls, SD - Scope of Services: - Site investigation, design development, and construction administration (to be provided at a later date) - Renovation of latrines, locker/changing rooms, and showers - Maximizing space usage and ensuring compliance with current codes - HVAC system analysis for capacity; potential replacement may require structural engineering review - Inclusion of architects, mechanical, electrical, and structural engineers as needed - Requirements: - Demonstrated expertise in state codes, National Guard Bureau regulations, and Unified Facility Criteria - Detailed QA/QC processes, project management techniques, and records of past performance - No specific OEMs or vendors are mentioned; this is a professional services solicitation only - No product line items; all requested items are services - Notable requirement: If HVAC replacement is needed, structural engineer must verify strength limitations and modifications

Description

The South Dakota Department of the Military is seeking professional Architectural and Engineering services for renovating existing primary women's and men's latrines, locker/changing room, and showers at the SF Foss Field Armory. The project includes all phases of consulting services, including site investigation, design development, and later construction administration. The design must maximize space usage and comply with all current codes. An HVAC system analysis is required, and if replacement is needed, a structural engineer may be involved to assess structural modifications.

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