This government Statement of Work (SOW) outlines requirements for Indefinite Delivery Contract (IDC) medical facilities architect-engineer services (MFAES). The primary objective is to provide A-E services for new construction, renovation, additions, alterations, and demolition of medical and dental clinics, hospitals, laboratories, and veterinary facilities, primarily supporting USACE MCX and DHA, with potential support for other non-DoD customers. Work locations span the Continental United States, U.S. Territories, and overseas. Task Orders (TOs) will be firm-fixed price, detailing specific requirements, schedules, and deliverables. The SOW emphasizes compliance with current codes, criteria, and standards, including UFCs and other federal/military regulations. Key personnel, quality control, communication, and reporting protocols are detailed, along with specific formatting for submittals, safety, anti-terrorism, and manpower reporting requirements. The government retains unlimited rights to all developed data.

The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, Huntsville Engineering and Support Center (CEHNC) issued a Sources Sought Notice for Architectural & Engineering (A-E) Services in support of Medical Facilities A-E Services (MFAES) 4.0. This notice is for market research to identify qualified Korean A-E Firms capable of providing a range of services, including design, technical support, engineering surveys, facility planning, commissioning, and construction phase services for medical and dental clinics, hospitals, and laboratories. The primary support will be for the USACE Medical Center of Expertise & Standardization (MCX) and the Defense Health Agency (DHA), with potential work in other OCONUS locations like Belgium, Germany, UK, Italy, and Japan, in addition to the Republic of Korea. Submissions are due by January 26, 2026, at 12:00 P.M. Central Time and should address a detailed capabilities questionnaire, including firm experience, personnel qualifications, licenses, capacity, project management, and quality control programs. The notice emphasizes that it is not a request for proposal and responses will not lead to a contract.