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Question Deadline 05/03/2024 Sent via E-mail to: aivey@chattairport.com Scope of Work Pursuant to FAA AC 150\5100-14, Current Edition, and The Brooks Act of 1972, the Chattanooga Metropolitan Airport Authority (CMAA) is seeking a qualified consultant for several airport development projects. The consultant could perform design, bid, negotiation, and award of all projects as well as construction administration, and special services for, but not limited to, the following projects as part of the Airport's Capital Improvement Program and other projects: 1. Ramps and Aprons These projects could include rehabilitation of ramps in the commercial, cargo, and general aviation areas. Additionally, this might include design, completion and construction of several new general aviation ramps/aprons. 2. Hangar Development These projects could include the construction of new general aviation hangars to include corporate, box, cargo, and T-hangars. 3. Parking Projects These projects could include demolition, design, construction, or expansion of the current ground parking lot, additional ground parking lot, parking garage, or a consolidated rental car facility. 4. Maintenance Complex This project could include the design and construction of a new Snow Removal Equipment storage and general maintenance facility. 5. Runways and Taxiways These projects could include the design and rehabilitation phasing and oversight of existing runways and taxiways in the airport movement area. All work will be accomplished over the course of several grant projects spanning a five-year period. CMAA could award more than one prime contracts for consultant services. The contract(s) duration will be three years with an option for two one-year extensions. Some services may not be required and CMAA reserves the right to initiate additional procurement action for any of the services included in the initial procurement. This contract will include projects that utilize FAA funding, and therefore will require a Disadvantaged Business Enterprise goal which is currently set at 9%. Firms are advised that it's the intent of CMAA to submit requests for federal and state funding grants for all eligible work associated with the planning, design, construction, environmental assessments, development and construction of the airport improvement programs where applicable. Contractors must certify compliance with all applicable federal and state requirements to which CMAA is obligated as a result of receiving federal and state funding assistance.