Special DistrictAR
Posted
Oct 31, 2026
Dec 2, 2026
Airport Service Development Consultant - Request for Qualifications
Provide airport service development consultant services.
Description: Schoolcraft County Airport (Manistique, MI) intends to select a consultant to assist in the design and construction of the PAPI and REIL lighting on Runway 10 and Runway 28. Interested consulting firms are requested to submit a Statement of Qualifications (SOQ) in triplicate form to Rob Bosanic, Airport Manager, Schoolcraft County Courthouse 300 Walnut Street Room 140, Manistique, MI 49854 no later than 4:00 p.m. on 11/19/2026. The SOQ should demonstrate the consultant's interest in providing airport planning, architectural/engineering design, and construction administration associated with the construction of the PAPI and REIL lighting project. This is a Quality Based Selection process, and services for this project will be negotiated after procurement selection occurs. SOQ submittals shall exclude fees or costs. Not all the services or development items listed in this advertisement may be contracted nor eventually required. The Sponsor reserves the right to initiate additional procurement action for any services included in this procurement, but not under contract. Firms will be ranked in areas such as familiarity and understanding of the airport needs; corporate history and background in aviation consulting; demonstrated experience with similar projects; key personnel professional qualifications; firm's ability to provide contact person with demonstrated aviation experience and overall project coordination; knowledge/familiarity with FAA and State regulations, policies, and procedures; and success of recent projects. Awards or special recognition achieved by the firm should be highlighted. Firms should demonstrate their reputation with other airports, by providing at least 3 airport references within the State of Michigan. Additional information may be requested from the top selected firm or firms. Interviews may be conducted at the discretion of the Sponsor. The project schedule is anticipated to be 2027-2028. The projects may be completed over several years and funded in full or in part with funds and/or multiple grants from the Federal Aviation Administration, State of Michigan, and/or local sources. The selected firm will be subject to all state and federal requirements. Land acquisition consultant services necessary to acquire easements for approach clearing of existing approaches as depicted in the approved airport layout plan (ALP) is included in this advertisement provided the work is completed by a qualified and properly licensed land acquisition consultant. Land acquisition consultant services necessary for any new development project or new approaches not specifically described in this advertisement shall not be performed by the consultant selected under this advertisement and will require the sponsor to advertise for and select a separate qualified and properly licensed land acquisition consultant. Questions can be directed to Rob Bosanic Airport Manager by email at bandg@schoolcraftcounty.us
County · MI, US
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Special DistrictAR
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Oct 31, 2026
Dec 2, 2026
Provide airport service development consultant services.
CountyMI
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Dec 11, 2026
Oakland/Troy Airport (VLL) intends to select a consultant to assist in airport development projects in Troy, Michigan. Interested consulting firms are requested to submit a hard copy Statement of Qualifications (SOQ) in duplicate to Cheryl Bush, Oakland County - Director of Aviation, at 6500 Patterson Parkway, Waterford, MI 48327, or electronically by email at bushc@oaklandcountymi.gov no later than noon [12:00] on December 11, 2026. The SOQ should demonstrate the consultants' interest in providing airport planning, architectural/engineering design, and construction administration services focused on Sponsors current Five-year Airport Capital Improvement Plan (ACIP). Services will include general consulting and advisement on airport development issues including assistance in the following projects: • Airport Layout Plan (ALP) updates • NEPA documentation for locally funded projects • Easements/Property Acquisitions This is a Quality Based Selection process, and services for each project will be negotiated independently. SOQ submittals shall exclude fees or costs. Not all the services or development items listed in this advertisement may be contracted nor eventually required. The Sponsor reserves the right to initiate additional procurement action for any services included in this procurement, but not under contract. Firms will be ranked in areas such as: familiarity and understanding of the airport needs; corporate history and background in aviation consulting; demonstrated experience with similar projects; key personnel professional qualifications; firms' ability to provide contact person with demonstrated aviation experience and overall project coordination; knowledge/familiarity with FAA and State regulations, policies, and procedures; and success of recent projects. Awards or special recognition achieved by the firm should be highlighted. Firms should demonstrate their reputation with other airports, by providing at least 3 airport references. Additional information may be requested from the top selected firm or firms. Interviews may be conducted at the discretion of the Sponsor. Projects are anticipated to be initiated between 2027-2031 (5-year period). Projects are expected to be completed over several years and funded in full or in part with funds and/or multiple grants from the Federal Aviation Administration, State of Michigan, and/or local sources. The selected firm will be subject to all state and federal requirements. Questions can be directed to Cheryl Bush at 248-666-5680 or by email at bushc@oaklandcountymi.gov.
CityAZ
Posted
Oct 13, 2026
Dec 3, 2026
Support the evolving technological needs of phoenix sky harbor international airport. This qvl is being established to provide a streamlined and strategic mechanism for procuring high-quality consulting and professional services. The qvl is designed to ensure access to specialized expertise across four (4) critical it service domains, each tailored to enhance operational efficiency, security, innovation, it strategy, and workforce readiness within the aviation environment.
Special DistrictNH
Posted
Nov 1, 2026
Nov 23, 2026
The LACONIA AIRPORT AUTHORITY seeks to retain a consultant experienced in airport planning and advisory services in the State of New Hampshire as its multi-year Airport Consultant. The LACONIA AIRPORT AUTHORITY must receive qualification and experience statements no later than 3:00 p.m. local time on November 23rd, 2026, to be eligible for consideration. Four (4) copies of Statements (SOQs) shall be submitted in a single sealed envelope/package marked "Request for Qualifications for Airport Planning Services at the Laconia Municipal Airport." Emailed or faxed submittals will be considered unresponsive. Complete packages must be delivered to: David Cullinan, Airport Manager Laconia Airport Authority 65 Aviation Drive Gilford, NH 03249-6680 Submittals delivered after the deadline will not be considered. All questions must be directed in writing to David Cullinan (email: DCullinan@laconiaairport.com) and received by 3:00 p.m. local time November 6, 2026. All questions will be answered by 3:00 p.m. local time on November 20, 2026. I. GENERAL INFORMATION The LACONIA AIRPORT AUTHORITY (LAA) is seeking the services of an Airport Planning consultant. Interested firms should respond to this request on or before the submission deadline. Following the receipt of the qualification and experience statement, a review committee shall evaluate the statements and select a firm or, at the discretion of the review committee, select a short list of firms to review. The firm's qualifications and experience in projects similar to those that the LAA anticipates undertaking will be emphasized in selecting a consulting firm. Selection of multiple consulting firms is not expected at this time. To be considered responsive, four (4) bound paper copies of statements and one (1) PDF on a USB key or electronically through email must be submitted to David Cullinan, Airport Manager, Laconia Airport Authority, 65 Aviation Drive, Gilford, NH 03249-6680 (email: DCullinan@laconiaairport.com) no later than 3:00 p.m. local time on November 23, 2026. Statements must be limited to 12 pages (12 single-sided or 6 double-sided) in size 12-point font, including references and resumes of key personnel. Covers, cover letters, table of contents, and dividers (if used) are not included in the 12 page limit. Statements shall be submitted in a single sealed envelope/package marked "Request for Qualifications for Planning Services at the Laconia Municipal Airport." LAA reserves the right to accept or reject any or all Qualification Statements received as a result of this request or to cancel the Request for Qualifications in part or its entirety if it is in the best interest of the LAA to do so. Selection Schedule: Post RFQ .................................. November 1, 2026 Questions to RFQ Due ................. November 6, 2026 (3:00 p.m. local time) Questions Answered .................. November 13, 2026 Proposals Due ........................... November 23, 2026 (3:00 p.m. local time) Interview Dates (if held) .............. December 1-3, 2026 Laconia Airport Authority Award Contract ... December 4, 2026 II. GUIDELINES FOR PROSPECTIVE CONSULTANTS Prospective consultants must meet the following standards as they relate to this request: A. Have adequate financial resources for performance or have the ability to obtain such resources as required during the performance; B. Have the necessary experience, organization, technical and professional qualification, skills and facilities; C. Be able to comply with the proposed or required time of completion or performance schedule; D. Have a demonstrated satisfactory record of performance. III. STATEMENT PREPARATION To facilitate the evaluation of the qualifications and experience statement, interested consultants are instructed to follow the outline below. Statements that do not follow the outline or do not contain the required information may be considered unresponsive proposals. The LAA will weigh each section and rate the proposals according to the percentages listed. A. Company Background Material: Pertinent information concerning the firm's background, experience, and reputation. (5%) B. Experience: Provide a list of previous and current contracts, if any, awarded by a municipality and/or governmental agency within the past 5 years that are considered similar in scope of services discussed herein; information shall include contract duration with dates, services performed, and contracting agency name, address, and telephone number for verification purposes. (25%) C. Ability to perform: Demonstrate an understanding and familiarity with projects of the type outlined herein or similar contracts developed by listing all previous Airport Planning of comparable type, which they have prepared or supervised within the last five (5) years. (40%) D. Key Staff Members : Identify the staff client manager and key project managers that will be assigned to work with the LAA and Airport Manager; one-page resumes shall be included for each of the key individuals. (15%) E. Local Knowledge : Demonstrate familiarity with the Laconia Municipal Airport and its aviation support systems. (10%) F. References: Submit three (3) work-related job references along with the above information. (5%) IV. AIRPORT BACKGROUND Laconia Municipal Airport is an all-weather aviation facility located in Gilford, Belknap County, New Hampshire. Laconia Municipal Airport, KLCI (Lat/Lon 43-34-22.95N, 071-25-04.23W, elevation 545ft.) is owned by the city of Laconia and is located in Gilford. The airport is situated in the Lakes Region of central New Hampshire and comprises approximately 448 acres of land. The runway is 08-26 and is 5,890 ft. x 100 ft., asphalt-grooved and in fair condition. PAPIs at both ends; Runway 08 served by an ILS with 2,400 ft. of a Medium-intensity Approach Landing System. The terminal area, parking aprons, FBOs, fuel flowage, and based aircraft are described in the full RFP. The most recent Airport Layout Plan was completed in March 2015. V. GENERAL SCOPE OF SERVICES The general services sought by the LAA include all necessary professional planning and project management services related to the proposed future projects, including, but not limited to: site analysis services and environmental studies; conceptual project planning and/or budgeting; preparation of funding requests, grant applications, and requests for reimbursement to the NHDOT; evaluations (feasibility studies, equipment calculations, etc.); comprehensive planning (project sequencing, alternative development options); conceptual designs; and other services as needed and authorized directly related to airport operations and management. VI. GENERAL PROVISION OF SERVICES Services for the Project will be provided pursuant to task orders issued during the Contract Period. Prior to beginning work on any improvement, the selected consulting firm shall meet with the Airport Manager and/or appropriate LAA member to discuss the proposed scope, schedule, and other parameters for the improvement. The selected consulting firm shall prepare a written scope of services and estimate of fees to perform that work. The Airport Manager, as approved by the LAA, shall issue a task order to begin work on each project. The resultant contract shall not be exclusive to the successful consulting firm; LAA reserves the right to contract with other firms for specific projects. VII. CONTRACT PERIOD The initial contract period for project services will be one (1) year from the date of execution of the Contract. At its sole discretion, the LAA may renew the Contract for two (2) additional consecutive one-year periods. VIII. CONTRACT AWARD Any contract entered into by the LAA shall be in response to the proposal and subsequent discussions. The award shall be based on the criteria described herein. IX. INDEMNIFICATION AND INSURANCE The successful Consultant selected shall agree to indemnify and hold the LACONIA AIRPORT AUTHORITY, CITY OF LACONIA, TOWN OF GILFORD, and COUNTY OF BELKNAP harmless from claims, demands, suits, causes of action, and judgments arising from the Consultant's performance, including claims of professional malpractice or negligence. The indemnity complements required contract provisions for federally funded contracts per applicable State of New Hampshire Department of Transportation and FAA standards and advisories.
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