The University of Connecticut is establishing an on‑call professional‑services master agreement for Mechanical, Electrical, Plumbing, Fire‑Protection, Fire‑Alarm, and Security engineering services. Qualified firms will submit a Statement of Qualifications (SOQ) and an all‑inclusive hourly‑rate schedule; the university may then issue purchase orders for individual projects (each capped at $1 M) from May 2027 through October 2030. The solicitation emphasizes required Connecticut professional‑engineering licensing, a Quality Assurance/Quality Control plan, and compliance with state ethics and FOIA rules.
• Scope covers design, feasibility studies, code compliance, peer‑review, and detailed engineering for new construction, renovations, and upgrades across all UConn campuses and health facilities.
• Vendors must provide organization details, prior project experience (≤ $1 M, < 10 years old), key‑person resumes, a narrative of approach, litigation disclosures, SEEC Form 10, and an hourly‑rate sheet for five staff categories (Principal, Senior Project Manager, Project Manager, Senior Engineer, Engineer).
• The contract is a non‑guaranteed, on‑call arrangement; work is awarded via purchase orders, with payment either lump‑sum or hourly‑rate based, and each assignment limited to $1 M.