Federal contract vehicle · indefinite delivery / indefinite quantity
Igf::ot::igf. Indefinite Delivery, Indefinite Quantity Architectural and Engineering Contract to Provide Professional Engineering and Design Services on an As-needed Basis. Typical Task Orders Will Include, But Will Not Be Limited to: Interior Space Alterations Furnishing Partial And/or Complete Design or Survey Services Which May Involve All Disciplines or One or More Disciplines Including, But Not Limited to, Architectural, Structural, Civil, Fire Protection Engineering, Estimating, Mechanical, Electrical, Geotechnical, Asbestos, Landscaping, Interior Engineering Services for Reports, Investigations, Planning, Programming, Subsoil Investigations, Site Surveys, and Analysis, Site Utility Studies, Geotechnical Engineering Services, Environmental Studies, Estimating and Cost/pricing Services, Energy Studies/audits, Pre-design Services, Program/project Development, Design Concepts, Design Development Documents, Construction Documents, Construction Inspection/ Services, Post Construction Contract Services (shop Drawing Review), Materials and Other Related Documents When So Authorized by Execution of Firm Fixed Price Delivery Orders. in Addition, and Inspection Services May Be Included as an Option on Projects Designated. the Contract Period Is One (1) Base Year With Four (4) One-year Option Periods.
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