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Major Construction Design Review Procedure
A/E Package TOC
Design Submission Instructions (PG-18-15)
Contact: carrie@constructionproposals.org
Service Disabled Veteran/WOSB
Government Construction, Maintenance, Construction Management, and Engineering ContractsOffice of Construction & Facilities Management
Contracting & Architect/Engineer Information
Tools of Government Contracting and Solicitations
Government Construction Contracting
Veterans Administration Mentor Protege Program
Veterans Administration Office of Construction & Facilities Management
Veterans Administration Contracting & Architect/Engineer Information
Forecast of Contracting Opportunities - Find the latest information about upcoming
VA design and construction projects that exceed $10M in construction costs. Actual opportunities are provided on FedBizOps*
- A/E Contract Negotiation Data
- A/E Design Submission Requirements PG-18-15
Major Construction Design Review Procedure A/E Package TOC Design Submission Instructions (PG-18-15)- Volume B - Major New Facilities, Major Additions, and Major Renovations
- Volume C - Minor and NRM Projects
- Volume D - Cemetery Projects
- Volume E - Request for Proposals Design/Build Projects
- Volume F - Seismic Upgrade Projects
- Consultants and Studies
- Fire Protection Engineer - Qualifications & scope of services
- Site, Topographic, Utility, Landscape & Soil Survey - Scope of services
- Subsurface Investigation Study - Use to determine seismic vulnerability of a site
Veterans Administration Technical Information Library (TIL)
Veterans AdministrationMentor-Protégé Program
Contact: carrie@constructionproposals.orgVeterans Administration Mentor Protégé Program Guidebook
- Appendix 1 Agreement
- Appendix 2 Agreement Checklist
Construction Government Contracting Resources
The Center for Veterans Enterprise
722 I Street, N. W.
Washington, D.C. 20420
866.584.2344 202-303-3260
Mailing Address:
U.S. Department of Veterans Affair
The Center for Veterans Enterprise (CVE)
810 Vermont Avenue, N. W.
Washington, D.C. 20420
National Contract Management Association (NCMA): NCMA will lead and represent the contract management profession.
Federal Times: On-line and Print Newspaper
SDVOSB have you Applied for your Veterans Verification Status?
Level 1 certification, symbolized by the red logo, covers the Basic Understanding of Federal Contracting. It consists of ten topics.
Level 2 covers Teaming, Joint Ventures and Legal Issues.
Level 3 is the advanced understanding and covers Special Certifications, Large Contract Vehicles and Advanced Issues.
Level 4 will be industry specific. The owner will choose his or her particular industry (e.g. Construction, Manufacturing, IT, Services, etc.) to learn the issues, regulations or policies that are unique to that industry.
Veterans Administration Contracting Resources
