Fort Pierce Utilities Authority Demandstar #RFQ26-62-0-2026

FPUA seeks engineering firms for continuing contract for utility construction and program management services

Fort Pierce Utilities Authority (FPUA) is seeking qualified engineering firms for a master continuing contract to support utility and infrastructure projects in Fort Pierce, Florida. - Government Buyer: - Fort Pierce Utilities Authority (FPUA), St. Lucie County, Florida - Scope of Services: - Construction Management and Program Management Services for utility and facility improvement projects - Includes project scheduling, coordination, schedule and cost control, planning, design, estimating, constructability review, procurement support, and project delivery support - Covers both preconstruction and construction phases - Project Types: - New construction, rehabilitation, renewal and replacement, repairs, upgrades, emergency work, and other utility or facility improvements - Contract Structure: - One or more master continuing contracts with project-specific work assigned through Specific Authorizations - Each project will be below statutory limits for continuing contracts under Florida law - OEMs and Vendors: - No specific OEMs or vendors mentioned; opportunity is open to qualified engineering firms - Unique Requirements: - Firms must demonstrate capability to provide comprehensive construction and program management services for a range of utility projects - Projects may involve emergency response and rapid mobilization

Description

Fort Pierce Utilities Authority is soliciting Qualification Statements from engineering firms to provide Construction Management and/or Program Management Services for utility and related infrastructure projects. The scope includes construction project scheduling, coordination, schedule and cost control, planning, design, estimating, constructability review, and project delivery support. Projects may involve new construction, rehabilitation, renewal, repairs, upgrades, emergency work, and other utility or facility improvements. The contract will be a master continuing contract with project-specific work assigned later through Specific Authorizations. Estimated construction costs for each project will be below the statutory limits for continuing contracts under Florida law.

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