Notice ID: aaf217f0c2f84e0ead12a66f45aa1f2dSolicitation
Architect & Engineering Services, Indefinite-Delivery, Indefinite-Quantity (IDIQ) Multiple Award (A&E) Contracts needed for new construction, renovation, alteration and repairs required by Federal Prison Industries (FPI)
Active, responses due . Solicitation posted by JUSTICE, DEPARTMENT OF (FEDERAL PRISON INDUSTRIES, INC) on September 23, 2026. Solicitation DJU1630000393.
NAICS 541310 (Architectural Services). Set-aside: 8(a) Set-Aside (FAR 19.8). Place of performance: Washington, District of Columbia. Full description on SAM.gov.
Description
The agency notice ID should be 1620000393
Admendment 0002 SVO237-26 posted 09/21/2026
Add additional information in the description for clarification and correct the document number from SVO237-26 to SV0237-26.
As provided, all other terms and conditions remain unchanged.
Offerors must submit SF 330 Parts I and II and sign and return all admendments.
The following Qualifications-Based Selection (QBS) shall be submitted by each offeror illustrating work performed within a correctional environment, addressing each criteria listed below:
- Professional Qualifications: Licenses, registrations, education, and overall staff capability.
- Specialized Experience: Past success and technical competence on similar project types.
- Capacity: Ability to perform the work and meet project schedules.
- Past Performance: Record of previous work quality, responsiveness, and client satisfaction.
- Technical Approach: Project understanding, quality control procedures, and innovative concepts.
- Geographic Location / Local Knowledge: Familiarity with the project locale, though strict local preferences are heavily restricted or capped
Once the QBS has been met consideration for a contract award will be based solely upon the hourly rates, overhead and profit that are proposed and found to be fair and reasonable.
Overview
Agency:
Department of JusticeFEDERAL PRISON INDUSTRIES, INC
Office:FEDERAL PRISON INDUSTRIES, INC
Posted:September 23, 2026
NAICS:541310: Architectural Services
Last Updated:Sep 26, 2026
PSC:Z1AA: MAINTENANCE OF OFFICE BUILDINGS
Response Deadline:
Set-Aside:8(a) Set-Aside (FAR 19.8)
Type:Solicitation
Place of Performance:Washington, District of Columbia, 20534
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Architect & Engineering Services, Indefinite-Delivery, Indefinite-Quantity (IDIQ) Multiple Award (A&E) Contracts needed for new construction, renovation, alteration and repairs required by Federal Prison Industries (FPI)
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Admendment 0002 SVO237-26 posted 09/21/2026 Add additional information in the description for clarification and correct the document number from SVO237-26 to SV0237-26. As provided, all other terms and conditions remain unchanged. Offerors must submit SF 330 Parts I and II and sign and return all admendments. The following Qualifications-Based Selection (QBS) shall be submitted by each offeror illustrating work performed within a correctional environment, addressing each criteria listed below: Professional Qualifications: Licenses, registrations, education, and overall staff capability. Specialized Experience: Past success and technical competence on similar project types. Capacity: Ability to perform the work and meet project schedules. Past Performance: Record of previous work quality, responsiveness, and client satisfaction. Technical Approach: Project understanding, quality control procedures, and innovative concepts. Geographic Location / Local Knowledge: Familiarity with the project locale, though strict local preferences are heavily restricted or capped Once the QBS has been met consideration for a contract award will be based solely upon the hourly rates, overhead and profit that are proposed and found to be fair and reasonable. | Solicitation | 541310 | 8(a) Set-Aside | 09/21/2026 | 10/31/2026 | Washington, DC | |
Admendment 0001 SVO237-26 posted 09/16/2026 Adding additional attachments Soliciation SVO237-26 posted 09/15/2026 The Federal Prison Industries (FPI) intends to solicit and award a competitively negotiated Architect and Engineer (A&E) Indefinite-Delivery, Indefinite-Quantity (IDIQ), Multiple Award Contract needed for new construction, renovation, alteration and repairs. FPI anticipates that the solicitation will be made available on or before 09/15/2026. The Architect and Engineer (A&E) shall furnish professional architectural, engineering, and related technical services, as specified herein, to the United States Government, Department of Justice, Federal Prison Industries (FPI). The resulting contracts will consist of a one‑year base period and will include options for four additional one‑year periods. All work performed under this contract shall pertain to projects located at FPI facilities within the contiguous United States. Pursuant to the terms of this contract, the A&E may be required to perform services under the following major categories, including other closely related services as necessary: • Review design and construction documents prepared by other A&E firms or by FPI personnel. • Prepare, develop, and produce design and construction documents for new facility construction, facility additions, and renovation or modernization of existing facilities. • Develop detailed and accurate cost estimates for construction activities, renovations, contract modifications, and claims. • Conduct Value Engineering (V/E) analyses and perform additional cost evaluation studies, as required. • Develop, maintain, and update project schedules and construction schedules. • Provide assistance in preventing, mitigating, and resolving disputes or claims arising from design or construction activities. • Furnish comprehensive architectural and engineering services encompassing all disciplines necessary to ensure the successful execution and completion of assigned projects. • Provide, as required, studies; design development; construction documents; technical specifications; support during bid negotiation; construction administration; and project closeout services. • Develop procedures, prepare construction documents and work statements, support master planning efforts, conduct regulatory compliance evaluations, and assist in the preparation of design‑build documentation. • Prepare construction specifications that uphold the principles of full and open competition. • Comply with all general requirements applicable to task orders issued under this contract. In accordance with the Brooks Architect-Engineer Act, award(s) shall be made to the successful firm(s) based on demonstrated competence and qualifications to perform the services at fair and reasonable prices. Therefore, in response to the solicitation, consideration for a contract award will be based solely upon the hourly rates, overhead and profit that are proposed and found to be fair and reasonable. Offerors are advised that award maybe made without discussions. Therefore, the initial proposal should provide sufficient information to recommend award without discussions and should reflect the offeror’s ability to perform at a reasonable price. Once the Qualifications-Based Selection (QBS) has been made. Federal regulations (such as FAR 36.602-1) and implementation rules (such as 23 CFR § 172.7) break down what agencies evaluate during a QBS. Professional Qualifications: Licenses, registrations, education, and overall staff capability. Specialized Experience: Past success and technical competence on similar project types. Capacity: Ability to perform the work and meet project schedules. Past Performance: Record of previous work quality, responsiveness, and client satisfaction. Technical Approach: Project understanding, quality control procedures, and innovative concepts. Geographic Location / Local Knowledge: Familiarity with the project locale, though strict local preferences are heavily restricted or capped | Pre-Solicitation | 541310 | 8(a) Set-Aside | 09/16/2026 | 10/31/2026 | Washington, DC | |
Admendment 0001 SVO237-26 posted 09/16/2026 Adding additional attachments Soliciation SVO237-26 posted 09/15/2026 The Federal Prison Industries (FPI) intends to solicit and award a competitively negotiated Architect and Engineer (A&E) Indefinite-Delivery, Indefinite-Quantity (IDIQ), Multiple Award Contract needed for new construction, renovation, alteration and repairs. FPI anticipates that the solicitation will be made available on or before 09/15/2026. The Architect and Engineer (A&E) shall furnish professional architectural, engineering, and related technical services, as specified herein, to the United States Government, Department of Justice, Federal Prison Industries (FPI). The resulting contracts will consist of a one‑year base period and will include options for four additional one‑year periods. All work performed under this contract shall pertain to projects located at FPI facilities within the contiguous United States. Pursuant to the terms of this contract, the A&E may be required to perform services under the following major categories, including other closely related services as necessary: • Review design and construction documents prepared by other A&E firms or by FPI personnel. • Prepare, develop, and produce design and construction documents for new facility construction, facility additions, and renovation or modernization of existing facilities. • Develop detailed and accurate cost estimates for construction activities, renovations, contract modifications, and claims. • Conduct Value Engineering (V/E) analyses and perform additional cost evaluation studies, as required. • Develop, maintain, and update project schedules and construction schedules. • Provide assistance in preventing, mitigating, and resolving disputes or claims arising from design or construction activities. • Furnish comprehensive architectural and engineering services encompassing all disciplines necessary to ensure the successful execution and completion of assigned projects. • Provide, as required, studies; design development; construction documents; technical specifications; support during bid negotiation; construction administration; and project closeout services. • Develop procedures, prepare construction documents and work statements, support master planning efforts, conduct regulatory compliance evaluations, and assist in the preparation of design‑build documentation. • Prepare construction specifications that uphold the principles of full and open competition. • Comply with all general requirements applicable to task orders issued under this contract. In accordance with the Brooks Architect-Engineer Act, award(s) shall be made to the successful firm(s) based on demonstrated competence and qualifications to perform the services at fair and reasonable prices. Therefore, in response to the solicitation, consideration for a contract award will be based solely upon the hourly rates, overhead and profit that are proposed and found to be fair and reasonable. Offerors are advised that award maybe made without discussions. Therefore, the initial proposal should provide sufficient information to recommend award without discussions and should reflect the offeror’s ability to perform at a reasonable price. | Pre-Solicitation | 541310 | 8(a) Set-Aside | 09/16/2026 | 10/31/2026 | Washington, DC | |
The Federal Prison Industries (FPI) intends to solicit and award a competitively negotiated Architect and Engineer (A&E) Indefinite-Delivery, Indefinite-Quantity (IDIQ), Multiple Award Contract needed for new construction, renovation, alteration and repairs. FPI anticipates that the solicitation will be made available on or before 09/15/2026. The Architect and Engineer (A&E) shall furnish professional architectural, engineering, and related technical services, as specified herein, to the United States Government, Department of Justice, Federal Prison Industries (FPI). The resulting contracts will consist of a one‑year base period and will include options for four additional one‑year periods. All work performed under this contract shall pertain to projects located at FPI facilities within the contiguous United States. Pursuant to the terms of this contract, the A&E may be required to perform services under the following major categories, including other closely related services as necessary: • Review design and construction documents prepared by other A&E firms or by FPI personnel. • Prepare, develop, and produce design and construction documents for new facility construction, facility additions, and renovation or modernization of existing facilities. • Develop detailed and accurate cost estimates for construction activities, renovations, contract modifications, and claims. • Conduct Value Engineering (V/E) analyses and perform additional cost evaluation studies, as required. • Develop, maintain, and update project schedules and construction schedules. • Provide assistance in preventing, mitigating, and resolving disputes or claims arising from design or construction activities. • Furnish comprehensive architectural and engineering services encompassing all disciplines necessary to ensure the successful execution and completion of assigned projects. • Provide, as required, studies; design development; construction documents; technical specifications; support during bid negotiation; construction administration; and project closeout services. • Develop procedures, prepare construction documents and work statements, support master planning efforts, conduct regulatory compliance evaluations, and assist in the preparation of design‑build documentation. • Prepare construction specifications that uphold the principles of full and open competition. • Comply with all general requirements applicable to task orders issued under this contract. In accordance with the Brooks Architect-Engineer Act, award(s) shall be made to the successful firm(s) based on demonstrated competence and qualifications to perform the services at fair and reasonable prices. Therefore, in response to the solicitation, consideration for a contract award will be based solely upon the hourly rates, overhead and profit that are proposed and found to be fair and reasonable. Offerors are advised that award maybe made without discussions. Therefore, the initial proposal should provide sufficient information to recommend award without discussions and should reflect the offeror’s ability to perform at a reasonable price. | Pre-Solicitation | 541310 | 8(a) Set-Aside | 09/15/2026 | 10/31/2026 | Washington, DC | |
The Federal Prison Industries (FPI) intends to solicit and award a competitively negotiated Architect and Engineer (A&E) Indefinite-Delivery, Indefinite-Quantity (IDIQ), Multiple Award Contract needed for new construction, renovation, alteration and repairs. FPI anticipates that the solicitation will be made available on or before 09/15/2026. The Architect and Engineer (A&E) shall furnish professional architectural, engineering, and related technical services, as specified herein, to the United States Government, Department of Justice, Federal Prison Industries (FPI). The resulting contracts will consist of a one?year base period and will include options for four additional one?year periods. All work performed under this contract shall pertain to projects located at FPI facilities within the contiguous United States. Pursuant to the terms of this contract, the A&E may be required to perform services under the following major categories, including other closely related services as necessary: • Review design and construction documents prepared by other A&E firms or by FPI personnel. • Prepare, develop, and produce design and construction documents for new facility construction, facility additions, and renovation or modernization of existing facilities. • Develop detailed and accurate cost estimates for construction activities, renovations, contract modifications, and claims. • Conduct Value Engineering (V/E) analyses and perform additional cost evaluation studies, as required. • Develop, maintain, and update project schedules and construction schedules. • Provide assistance in preventing, mitigating, and resolving disputes or claims arising from design or construction activities. • Furnish comprehensive architectural and engineering services encompassing all disciplines necessary to ensure the successful execution and completion of assigned projects. • Provide, as required, studies; design development; construction documents; technical specifications; support during bid negotiation; construction administration; and project closeout services. • Develop procedures, prepare construction documents and work statements, support master planning efforts, conduct regulatory compliance evaluations, and assist in the preparation of design?build documentation. • Prepare construction specifications that uphold the principles of full and open competition. • Comply with all general requirements applicable to task orders issued under this contract. In accordance with the Brooks Architect-Engineer Act, award(s) shall be made to the successful firm(s) based on demonstrated competence and qualifications to perform the services at fair and reasonable prices. Therefore, in response to the solicitation, consideration for a contract award will be based solely upon the hourly rates, overhead and profit that are proposed and found to be fair and reasonable. Offerors are advised that award maybe made without discussions. Therefore, the initial proposal should provide sufficient information to recommend award without discussions and should reflect the offeror’s ability to perform at a reasonable price. | Pre-Solicitation | 541310 | 8(a) Set-Aside | 09/15/2026 | 10/31/2026 | Washington, DC |
Additional Details
Solicitation Number
DJU1630000393
Archive Date
Nov 15, 2026
Office Address
WASHINGTON, DC, 20534