AE Services Industry Day MILCON CW IDIQ MATOC.pptx
Posted: Aug. 27, 2026
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This **Industry Day presentation from the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, Norfolk District** outlines a planned **General Services Architect-Engineer (A-E) Indefinite Delivery/Indefinite Quantity Multiple Award Task Order Contract (IDIQ MATOC)** supporting Civil Works, Military Construction (MILCON), and Sustainment, Restoration, and Modernization (SRM) programs.
The anticipated contract will have approximately six awardees, a shared maximum capacity of **$240 million**, and a **5.5-year ordering period** consisting of a five-year base period and an optional six-month extension. Work will primarily occur within the Norfolk District Area of Responsibility, with potential regional use.
The anticipated scope includes:
- Planning and programming
- Feasibility studies
- Geotechnical investigations
- Permitting
- Charrettes and master planning
- Engineering studies
- Multidisciplinary design
- Estimating
- Surveying
- Site and field investigations
- Drawing and document preparation and review
- Design, operability, and maintenance reviews
- Construction phase services
- Commissioning
- Related studies and reports
The presentation identifies the following evaluation factors:
- Specialized experience and technical competence
- Professional qualifications
- Program management, quality control, and capacity
- Past performance
- Knowledge of locality
- Volume of work as a tie-breaker
Specialized experience must be demonstrated through up to eight recent projects performed as the prime contractor, including both new construction and renovation or rehabilitation of complex vertical facilities and major Civil Works infrastructure.
Relevant technical areas include architecture and spatial design, site engineering, access control, interior design, life-cycle cost analysis, hydrologic and hydraulic modeling, pump stations, surge barriers, and interior drainage systems.
Required key personnel include project managers experienced in vertical construction and Civil Works; licensed architects; registered mechanical, civil, electrical, hydraulic, geotechnical, structural, and fire protection engineers; and a qualified cost estimator.
Resumes are limited to one page per key individual, while additional capacity staff must be shown on the organizational chart. Firms are expected to explain their management approach for schedule control, quality control, surge staffing, backup personnel, concurrent task-order execution, team relationships, and alternative or integrated project delivery methods.
The announced schedule is:
| Milestone | Date |
|---|---|
| Industry feedback due | September 7, 2026 |
| Synopsis publication | September 16, 2026 |
| SF 330 submissions due | October 28, 2026 |
| Interviews | February 2027 |
| MATOC award | June 2027 |
Questions and feedback are to be submitted through ProjNet using project ID **1298** and Quick Add Key **GF7A2E-C7893W**.
The Norfolk District stated that it would not post formal responses but would review submissions when developing the final synopsis.
The anticipated contract will have approximately six awardees, a shared maximum capacity of **$240 million**, and a **5.5-year ordering period** consisting of a five-year base period and an optional six-month extension. Work will primarily occur within the Norfolk District Area of Responsibility, with potential regional use.
The anticipated scope includes:
- Planning and programming
- Feasibility studies
- Geotechnical investigations
- Permitting
- Charrettes and master planning
- Engineering studies
- Multidisciplinary design
- Estimating
- Surveying
- Site and field investigations
- Drawing and document preparation and review
- Design, operability, and maintenance reviews
- Construction phase services
- Commissioning
- Related studies and reports
The presentation identifies the following evaluation factors:
- Specialized experience and technical competence
- Professional qualifications
- Program management, quality control, and capacity
- Past performance
- Knowledge of locality
- Volume of work as a tie-breaker
Specialized experience must be demonstrated through up to eight recent projects performed as the prime contractor, including both new construction and renovation or rehabilitation of complex vertical facilities and major Civil Works infrastructure.
Relevant technical areas include architecture and spatial design, site engineering, access control, interior design, life-cycle cost analysis, hydrologic and hydraulic modeling, pump stations, surge barriers, and interior drainage systems.
Required key personnel include project managers experienced in vertical construction and Civil Works; licensed architects; registered mechanical, civil, electrical, hydraulic, geotechnical, structural, and fire protection engineers; and a qualified cost estimator.
Resumes are limited to one page per key individual, while additional capacity staff must be shown on the organizational chart. Firms are expected to explain their management approach for schedule control, quality control, surge staffing, backup personnel, concurrent task-order execution, team relationships, and alternative or integrated project delivery methods.
The announced schedule is:
| Milestone | Date |
|---|---|
| Industry feedback due | September 7, 2026 |
| Synopsis publication | September 16, 2026 |
| SF 330 submissions due | October 28, 2026 |
| Interviews | February 2027 |
| MATOC award | June 2027 |
Questions and feedback are to be submitted through ProjNet using project ID **1298** and Quick Add Key **GF7A2E-C7893W**.
The Norfolk District stated that it would not post formal responses but would review submissions when developing the final synopsis.
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