State Port Authority Alport #APA-TS-2027-01

Alabama Port Authority On-Call Port Engineering and Planning Services

The Alabama Port Authority is seeking qualified firms to provide on-call professional services supporting port and transportation infrastructure. - Buyer: Alabama Port Authority, Engineering Department, Mobile, Alabama. - Potential consultants: No OEMs, vendors, or prospective contractors are named in the notice. - Services requested: Engineering, architecture, planning, program and construction management, staff augmentation, grant support, environmental services, and related technical support. - Work may cover marine terminals, wharves, buildings, bulk terminals, cranes and dredging; rail and intermodal facilities; bridges; port logistics; and environmental planning and permitting. - Potential tasks include studies, design and specifications, master plans, grant applications and benefit-cost analyses, construction monitoring, emergency response, and preparation of contractor bid documents. - Contract scale and term: Multiple consultant contracts are anticipated, with a combined capacity of up to $30 million over a maximum of five years. Work is as needed, with no minimum workload guaranteed. - Notable requirements: Firms must be licensed to practice engineering or architecture in Alabama. Local capacity, particularly offices serving Mobile, is emphasized, and emergency response must be available on site within 24 hours. Grant-support firms may be restricted from other work funded by the same grant.

Description

The Alabama Port Authority seeks qualified consultants to provide on-call professional engineering, architecture, planning, and program management services as needed. Work may include project and program management, staff augmentation, studies, planning and grant application support, engineering and architectural design, environmental services, procurement document preparation, construction management, and other technical support. Multiple contracts are anticipated, with one-year terms renewable in one-year increments for up to five years; work will be issued through time-and-materials task orders. The combined aggregate capacity of the contracts over the five-year term is $30,000,000. Proposals are due December 3, 2026.

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