The Statement of Work (SOW) outlines the objectives and services for an Indefinite Delivery Contract (IDC) to provide architectural and engineering (A-E) support for facility planning and management for the U.S. military and other government agencies globally. The primary goal is to deliver facility analyses, master planning, and programming studies aligned with federal regulations. The scope encompasses diverse tasks including economic analyses, facility utilization studies, and energy assessments across various sites, both domestically and internationally, with potential classified projects. Task orders will be issued detailing specific requirements and deliverables, with the contractor responsible for compliance with relevant laws and quality standards. Key elements include the management structure, with designated program and project managers, and requirements for quality control, communication, and safety compliance. The contractor must demonstrate expertise in relevant Army Real Property Systems and submit thorough documentation for all deliverables, which will remain under government ownership. The SOW emphasizes collaboration, proactive communication, and adherence to protocols for safety and reporting throughout the project lifecycle, ensuring efficient execution while maintaining the highest standards of oversight and accountability.

The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers is issuing a SOURCES SOUGHT notice for Architectural & Engineering Services related to Real Property Planning, Programming, and Management Support IV. This notice aims to gather market information to assess the capabilities of both small and larger businesses that can provide facility assessment, master planning, asset management, economic analysis, and related project support for various military and government installations worldwide, with an estimated total program capacity of $550 million. Interested firms must demonstrate their qualifications through a Capabilities Questionnaire, detailing their relevant experience, personnel qualifications, licensing, and capacity to manage A-E services effectively in diverse locations. Special considerations, such as compliance with Italy's Anti-Mafia law, are noted. The submission format requires a concise 10-page document, submitted electronically by May 5, 2025. This initiative emphasizes the potential for small business set-asides and aims to evaluate whether small firms can meet the outlined service requirements while ensuring quality and timeliness in project execution.