The U.S. State Dept. today revealed that it has begun searching for contractors to design and build a new embassy compound at The Hague in The Netherlands, a project that could cost as much $210 million, according to its own estimates.
Development of the 10-acre site will include a new office building, Marine security guard quarters, shops annex, utility building, "perimeter security, vehicle and pedestrian access control facilities, utility building, surface parking and a vehicular emergency egress bridge," according to a solicitation that U.S. Trade & Monitor located via routine database research.
State's Bureau of Overseas Building Operations first will prequalify potential contractors before releasing a more detailed Request for Proposals. Vendors must submit statements of interest by May 30.
Source document: Solicitation #SAQMMA-12-R0180.***(Link updated, 5:53 pm. EST, 4/30)
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