Indefinite Delivery Indefinite Quantity Civil Works And Associated Design A-E Services Contract For The Albuquerque District Corps Of Engineers (Spa)

PA has the intent to solicit and award a target of five (5) (three (3) large business, two (2) small business) Indefinite Delivery Contracts (IDCs) for Civil Works, primarily for A-E studies and design on flood control and erosion protection projects within the Albuquerque District Corps of Engineers (COE) boundaries, which include Southern Colorado, New Mexico and Southwest Texas, for a base period of one (1) years with four (4) one year option periods. However, the Contractor may be required to work outside this area. The successful firm may be utilized for complete projects or in support of in-house efforts. Services during construction may include construction inspection, shop drawing review and as-built drawing preparation. The work may include any and all types of engineering studies and reports, preliminary and final designs to include cost estimates, plans and specifications, associated site surveys and mapping, and services during construction. Work required may include, but is not limited to hydrologic and hydraulic analysis and design, river and groundwater modeling, geomorphic assessment and sediment transport, field data acquisition, levee inspections and evaluation, concept design development, and both feasibility level and for construction design support. Some designs may be developed using the metric system of measurement. Demonstrated Specialized Experience and Technical Competence: Firms must have, and demonstrate competence in: 1) rainfall/runoff modeling 2) discharge and volume frequency analysis 3) sediment yield/sediment transport analysis 4) surface water modeling 5) running operational scenarios through the RiverWare modeling software 6) hydraulic design of flood control structures and local drainage infrastructure to include trunklines and detention basins. 7) overflow/floodplain analysis 8) flood hydrograph analysis 9) water control management 10) preparing hydrologic and hydraulic documentation reports and water control manuals 11) performing risk and uncertainty analysis 12) GIS applications and Computer Aided Drafting support for H&H projects 13) Climate Change Evaluations 15) creating Physical Models, or multi-dimensional numerical models and Computational Fluid Dynamics modeling 16) Computer capability and experience in using Corps of Engineers' Hydrologic Engineering Center (HEC) programs including, but not limited to the following, HEC-HMS, HEC-RAS, HEC-SSP, HEC-5, HEC-RESIM, FLO-2D, HEC-FDA, HEC-6, ADH, RiverWare, FME, Python and other computer programming/coding languages, and Arc-Info GIS and Computer Aided Drafting supporting H&H Design and Analysis (including adherence to current Spatial Data Standards) is required. 17) Experience using HEC-DSS (Hydrologic Engineering Center Data Storage System), HEC-1, HEC-2, HEC-FFA, HSPF, is desirable. 18)Preparation of studies, designs, plans and specifications, and construction cost estimates for flood control structures (dams, levees, basins and channels), streambank stabilization, streambed grade control, environmental restoration measures, roads, parking areas, bridges and design of utility improvements. 19) Experience in MicroStation InRoads? and AutoCADTM software. 20) The ability to create drawings and construction plans in MicroStation? and AutoCADTM 21) The ability to create narratives compatible with MS WordTM format. 22) Implementation of a Design Quality Management Plan. 23) Energy conservation, pollution prevention, the use of recovered materials and achieving waste reduction. 24) The ability to create project standard specifications and construction contract documents.