Contract · Federal
Intent to Sole Source - Type-C A&E Services for Construction of SFS Facility
DEPT OF DEFENSE / DEPT OF THE ARMY CHARLOTTE, NC
- Status Closes in 14 days
- Amount Amount not listed
- Set-aside No Set aside used
Scope
The 145th Mission Support Group Contracting office in Charlotte, NC intends to issue a written request for proposal and resulting firm-fixed price sole source award to AECOM.
This sole source award will be for Type “C” services for construction contract administration for the Construction of the Security Forces Building project.
Type “C” services include but are not limited to documenting and providing answers to contractor’s requests for information, submittal reviews, attendance and records at progress meetings, review of lab results, preparation of as-built drawings, and multiple site visits to inspect the building during construction.
This requirement is a follow-on award to AECOM.
The requirement was previously negotiated and awarded via task order W50S87-21-F-5013.
That award included Type A and B services for the design of the Construction of the Security Forces Building project.
Type A services included the basis of design (specifically the design intent), the development of the project concept, and associated site investigations.
The Type B services included the design narrative and the development of the construction documents.
Because AECOM designed and certified the drawings and specifications and is liable for the quality of their design, it is economical and efficient to award the Type C services as a sole source follow-on contract.
There is tremendous performance and liability risk associated with another A-E firm taking over the Type C services for a project that was designed by a different firm.
Having the original designer, AECOM, on contract to perform the construction phase services is necessary for the Government to ensure responsibility for their design, including ensuring the design is constructible, maintainable and operable, that the project documentation...
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Timeline
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Posted
Nov 12, 2026
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Status
Closing soon
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