A/E Services for a New Fisheries Science Research Building

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Virginia Institute of Marine Science wants architectural and engineering services for a new 42,350-square-foot Fisheries Science Research Building in Gloucester Point, Virginia. The building will include research laboratories, fish processing space, storage, offices, the Nunnally Ichthyology Collection, and a necropsy lab, and must meet LEED requirements. Solicitation 127811 is posted on eVA, with full documents and bid submission through the William & Mary portal; responding requires a free eVA vendor sign-in.
The new Fisheries Science Research Building will be a new 42,350 square-foot state-of-the-art research laboratory building, replacing the existing 32-year-old Nunnally/Fisheries Science Laboratory. It will include a fish processing laboratory as well as climate-controlled storage, faculty research offices and laboratories supporting the Department of Fisheries Science. The new building will consolidate the Department of Fisheries Science into one location, improving the colloquy between faculty, staff and students of the department. Additionally, the facility will include the Nunnally Ichthyology Collection (Fish Collection Museum) and Nunally Necropsy Lab, which will serve as the largest…
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Closes Oct 7, 2026





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BS-C8CD7C