Geotechnical Engineering and Related Services, A/E IDIQ SATOC

Consistent with market research conducted in July 2024, New England District (NAE) is proposing to solicit an Architect – Engineer (A-E) Indefinite Delivery/Indefinite Quantity (IDIQ) Single Award Task Order Contract (SATOC) for Geotechnical Engineering and Related Services for Various Locations within the Corps of Engineers North Atlantic Division Boundaries with a minimum of one (1) IDIQ contract to be awarded. This IDIQ will have a contract value of $10 Million and a five-year ordering period. Task orders awarded under the IDIQ SATOC will be firm-fixed-price and firms will be selected and awarded following the updated procedures for the selection of task order on A-E Indefinite Delivery Contracts (IDCs).

The projected work under this SATOC includes, but is not limited to, many different geotechnical engineering and subsurface exploration assignments at various locations in the USACE North Atlantic Division (primarily in the New England District). Work may include designs, evaluations and construction oversight for projects involving soils/rock site subsurface characterizations; groundwater/seepage analysis; earth and rock structures, coastal and shoreline evaluations and design; foundation design; earth dam analysis and design; seismic, seepage, and slope stability analyses; dam and levee potential failure mode/risk evaluation; finite element modeling; geotechnical instrumentation installation; land and marine geophysical surveys (including seismic surveys, electrical resistivity surveys, magnetic surveys, electromagnetic surveys, borehole geophysical logging, single beam and multibeam bathymetric surveys, Compressed High Intensity Radar Pulse (CHIRP) sub-bottom profiling, ground penetrating radar surveys and LiDAR and photogrammetric surveys); performing subsurface investigation programs on land and in marine environments; performing inspections and preparing instrumentation reports in support of dam or levee safety programs and assessment of channels, floodwalls, hurricane barriers, breakwaters, pump stations and building structures; and hydrologic, hydraulic and coastal modeling.

The anticipated release date of the Synopsis is 6 December 2024.