A& E IDIQ Services - Sources Sought Notice ( Market Research) A& E IDIQ Services 1. Submittal Information: Issue Date: April 29, 2026 Response Date: May 13, 2026 Submit Resp
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This is a sources sought notice for market research to identify potential sources for an anticipated contract for Architect and Engineering (A&E) services. The Great Lakes St. Lawrence Seaway Development Corporation (GLS) plans to issue a solicitation for up to three Indefinite Delivery Indefinite Quantity (IDIQ) contracts for A&E services on projects for maintaining and improving their facilities in Massena, New York. Tasks may include reconnaissance, preparing designs, reports, specifications, and drawings, on-site inspection of construction work in progress, and project management oversight. Firms must have capabilities in various disciplines including civil, structural, mechanical, environmental, electrical, electronic, architectural, surveying, and occupational health and safety, with specific experience in areas like paving, drainage, concrete and steel structures, marine structures, HVAC, and electrical systems. Interested firms must submit their company name, address, point of contact, Unique Entity Identification (UEI) number, CAGE code, and socio-economic size status. They also need to provide a capability statement listing three similar projects completed in the last 3 years, with brief descriptions and contact references (not to exceed 3 pages). Responses must be submitted via email to ***@***. *. * with the subject line A E IDIQ Services Sources Sought **** questions will not be accepted, and GLS will respond to written questions at its discretion. Respondents should not anticipate feedback other than acknowledgement of receipt.
The response date for this sources sought notice is May 13, 2026.
The GLS expects to evaluate A&E firms based on specialized experience and technical competence, professional qualifications of the prime firm, consultant firms and proposed designers, geographic location and knowledge of the locality of the project, past performance, and capacity to accomplish work in the required timeframe.
Firms must have architectural and engineering capabilities through their staffs or through the use of consultants which include expertise and experience in civil, structural, mechanical, environmental, electrical, electronic, architectural, surveying and occupational health and safety disciplines.
The notice mentions on-site inspection of construction work in progress as a potential task, but does not specify a mandatory site visit for potential bidders.