Sources Sought Notice - A&E for the Design of an Interior Intruder Anti-Climb Fence

Background
The Department of State (DOS) has requirements for the design of an interior intruder anti-climb fence with a lockable pedestrian gate to augment the NE section of the existing wall at U.S Embassy Lisbon, Portugal.

The goal of this contract is to provide Architectural-Engineer (A/E) services necessary for the performance of the work, which includes furnishing all labor, management, facilities, supplies, equipment, and materials required. The Designer will also provide drawings, specifications, and other data developed during the service period.

Work Details
The project involves the design and development of construction documents for a new anti-climb fence and a locking gate at U.S Embassy Lisbon.

The Designer must ensure compliance with DOS criteria and work with OBO to obtain necessary approvals. The scope of services includes:

- Phase 1 - Project Start (Kick off meeting and site visit)
- Phase 2 - Schematic Design (35% submission), development and approval
- Phase 3 - Construction Document (100% submission), development and approval
- Phase 4 - Permit Documents, securing OBO and host country permits as required.

The Designer must adhere to various design criteria including OBO Master Specifications for Anti-Climb Fence and Wall Details, Stainless Steel Fencing specifications, International Building Code (IBC), and local building authorities' standards. Security requirements will be dictated by the Post Regional Security Office (RSO). All submittals must be reviewed for compliance before submission.

Place of Performance
U.S Embassy Lisbon, Portugal