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My Florida Marketplace #2027-121-ITN-PRO

Architectural and Engineering Planning for USF Environmental & Oceanographic Sciences Facility

Posted

October 05, 2026

Respond By

December 02, 2026

Identifier

2027-121-ITN-PRO

NAICS

541310, 541330

The University of South Florida is seeking architectural and engineering planning services for a new Environmental & Oceanographic Sciences facility on its St. Petersburg campus. - Government buyer: University of South Florida, serving its St. Petersburg campus in Pinellas County, Florida. - Requested services: Architectural and engineering programming and planning for a new Environmental & Oceanographic Sciences facility. Work includes defining space and occupancy needs, specialized equipment and laboratory infrastructure requirements, project scope, building configuration, and future operational considerations. - Facility needs: Laboratory, instructional, office, collaboration, public engagement, and support spaces, with shell space for future expansion. - Notable requirements: Plan for coastal resiliency, flood mitigation, hardening of critical infrastructure, sea-level-rise adaptation, and long-term environmental durability for a waterfront Gulf Coast campus. - OEMs and vendors: None are named. No products, part numbers, or quantities are specified.

Description

The University of South Florida is seeking professional architectural and engineering services for a new Environmental & Oceanographic Sciences facility on its St. Petersburg campus. The work includes programming and planning to establish space requirements, occupancy projections, specialized equipment and laboratory infrastructure needs, overall scope, building configuration, and future operational considerations. The planned facility may include laboratory, instructional, office, collaboration, public engagement, and support spaces, as well as shell space for future expansion. Design planning must incorporate coastal resiliency, flood mitigation, critical infrastructure hardening, sea-level rise adaptation, and long-term environmental durability.

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