Washington Suburban Sanitary Commission #121580

On-call business case evaluation and consulting services for WSSC Water

WSSC Water is seeking consulting firms for on-call business case evaluation and related professional services under multiple-award agreements. - Government buyer: Washington Suburban Sanitary Commission (WSSC Water), Engineering & Construction Department. - OEMs and named vendors: No OEMs or prospective consulting vendors are named in the opportunity. - Requested services: Business case development and evaluation, including project management; alternatives analysis; lifecycle-cost, financial, and risk analysis; asset replacement and useful-life estimates; research and data collection; outreach; and report preparation. Assignments may cover engineering and architecture, facilities and real-property management, capital program controls, software evaluation, non-asset solutions, and economic analysis. - Possible task-order work: Limited preliminary design, site screening, conceptual plans, field walks, environmental or geotechnical assessments, and alternatives optimization. Certain deliverables may require a Maryland-licensed Professional Engineer’s signature and seal. - Staffing roles: Principal, project and engineering managers, engineers, architects, technicians, software and GIS analysts, economists, cost estimators, clerical staff, CADD specialists, and construction specialists/managers. The listed line-item quantity is four for Senior Construction Manager and one for each other role. - Notable requirements: Work is assigned through task orders, with no minimum quantity guaranteed. A 29% MBE/SLBE subcontracting goal applies. Proposals are evaluated on technical approach (40%), key personnel (30%), firm experience (25%), and price (5%).

Description

WSSC Water is soliciting proposals from qualified consulting firms to establish multiple-award Basic Ordering Agreements for on-call professional services developing Business Case Evaluations. Work will be authorized through task orders and may cover areas including architecture and engineering, facilities and real-property management, capital improvement program controls, software evaluation, non-asset solutions, public outreach, and economic analysis. Services may include project management, alternatives evaluation, lifecycle-cost and financial analysis, risk assessment, research, community outreach, and report preparation. The agreement has a three-year base term with an additional two-year option, and no minimum quantity of work is guaranteed.

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