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Bend | OR | Engineer for Integrated Water System Master Plan | 2/19/2019 |
19-3513The City of Bend (City), the county seat of Deschutes County, covers 32 square miles and has a 2018 population approaching 92,000. Bend is one of the fastest-growing cities in the nation. Depending on the economy, home prices and migration to Bend, the population estimates show the city could reach 100,000 residents by 2020. Project implementation shall include, but not be limited to, the following: Task 1 – Review of the City Water System Core Principles. Task 2 – Water Model Update with Calibration Review and Consent. Task 3 – Optimization Model Development. Task 4 – Consequence of Failure Analysis. Task 5 – Current Demands/ Operations Optimization. Task 6 – Year 2040 Optimization. Task 7 – Water Quality and Source Considerations. Task 8 – Water Main Replacement Plan. Task 9 – Draft CIP Implementation Plan. Task 10 – Staged Implementation Plan. Task 11 – Financial Planning & SDC Methodology Study.541.323.8570Daniel Galanaughdgalanaugh@bendoregon.gov
Engineer for Integrated Water System Master Plan
Bend, OR
SourceRFP / RFQ #: 19-3513About this projectThe City of Bend (City), the county seat of Deschutes County, covers 32 square miles and has a 2018 population approaching 92,000. Bend is one of the fastest-growing cities in the nation. Depending on the economy, home prices and migration to Bend, the population estimates show the city could reach 100,000 residents by 2020. Project implementation shall include, but not be limited to, the following: Task 1 – Review of the City Water System Core Principles. Task 2 – Water Model Update with Calibration Review and Consent. Task 3 – Optimization Model Development. Task 4 – Consequence of Failure Analysis. Task 5 – Current Demands/ Operations Optimization. Task 6 – Year 2040 Optimization. Task 7 – Water Quality and Source Considerations. Task 8 – Water Main Replacement Plan. Task 9 – Draft CIP Implementation Plan. Task 10 – Staged Implementation Plan. Task 11 – Financial Planning & SDC Methodology Study.Due: 2/19/2019 Contact informationDaniel GalanaughSr. Purchasing Analyst 541.323.8570 dgalanaugh@bendoregon.gov |
Albany | OR | Parks Master Plan Update | 2/20/2019 |
The City is seeking a qualified firm to assist with review and suggest revisions to the Parks Master Plan by developing a 10-year comprehensive plan update with a five-year Capital Improvement Program (CIP). The revisions should include: • Review and document existing Albany parks, recreation facilities and open space system. • Conduct a public engagement strategy to gain public opinion regarding the adequacy of existing parks and facilities. • Determine the system’s adequacy to meet projected community needs. • Review Albany’s current methodology for its Parks system development charges; make recommendations for adjustments. • Develop task force meeting agendas, materials, and lead or assist with meeting facilitation. • Develop, propose, and present plan amendments to achieve project purpose. Use illustrations and figures to convey design concepts for final product and required presentations. • Develop and propose a financial pan to achieve the recommendations for system improvements. • Provide presentations to policy makers, including: Planning Commission and City Council, and other commissions or stakeholders as needed. • Prepare final reports that include proposed amendments in a form ready to be adopted by City Council.541.917.7769Ed Hodneyed.hodney@cityofalbany.net
Parks Master Plan Update
Albany, OR
Sourcehttps://www.cityofalbany.net/images/stories/finance/bids/Parks_Master_Plan_Update_RFP/2_Parks_Master_Plan_Update_RFP_11819.pdfAbout this projectThe City is seeking a qualified firm to assist with review and suggest revisions to the Parks Master Plan by developing a 10-year comprehensive plan update with a five-year Capital Improvement Program (CIP). The revisions should include: • Review and document existing Albany parks, recreation facilities and open space system. • Conduct a public engagement strategy to gain public opinion regarding the adequacy of existing parks and facilities. • Determine the system’s adequacy to meet projected community needs. • Review Albany’s current methodology for its Parks system development charges; make recommendations for adjustments. • Develop task force meeting agendas, materials, and lead or assist with meeting facilitation. • Develop, propose, and present plan amendments to achieve project purpose. Use illustrations and figures to convey design concepts for final product and required presentations. • Develop and propose a financial pan to achieve the recommendations for system improvements. • Provide presentations to policy makers, including: Planning Commission and City Council, and other commissions or stakeholders as needed. • Prepare final reports that include proposed amendments in a form ready to be adopted by City Council.Due: 2/20/2019 Contact informationEd HodneyParks & Recreation Director 541.917.7769 ed.hodney@cityofalbany.net |
Klamath Falls | OR | Stormwater System Master Plan | 2/20/2019 |
The City is seeking a qualified consultant or consultants to complete to develop a Stormwater Master Plan. The Klamath Falls Stormwater Master Plan is intended to be a multi-objective plan that identifies and describes actions to mitigate stormwater related challenges.541.883.5386Ray Busch
Stormwater System Master Plan
Klamath Falls, OR
Sourcehttps://www.klamathfalls.city/business/request-for-proposalsAbout this projectThe City is seeking a qualified consultant or consultants to complete to develop a Stormwater Master Plan. The Klamath Falls Stormwater Master Plan is intended to be a multi-objective plan that identifies and describes actions to mitigate stormwater related challenges.Due: 2/20/2019 Contact informationRay Busch541.883.5386 |
Sutherlin | OR | Engineer for Potable Water Storage Tank & Pump Station Improvements | 2/21/2019 |
WA 2018-02Provide engineering services to design a 135,000 gallon elevated glassfused-to-steel potable water tank and Sixth Avenue & Oak Street pump station, including the necessary site work, water main tie-in, foundations, structural support, coating, mechanical, electrical, control and instrumentation system and other parameters that will be required for the improvementsBrian Elliottb.elliott@ci.sutherlin.or.us
Engineer for Potable Water Storage Tank & Pump Station Improvements
Sutherlin, OR
SourceRFP / RFQ #: WA 2018-02http://www.ci.sutherlin.or.us/RFP%20Schoon%20Mountain%20Storage%20Tank%20and%20Sixth%20Avenue%20%20Oak%20Street%20Pump%20Station%20(2).pdf About this projectProvide engineering services to design a 135,000 gallon elevated glassfused-to-steel potable water tank and Sixth Avenue & Oak Street pump station, including the necessary site work, water main tie-in, foundations, structural support, coating, mechanical, electrical, control and instrumentation system and other parameters that will be required for the improvementsDue: 2/21/2019 Contact informationBrian ElliottCommunity Development Director b.elliott@ci.sutherlin.or.us |
Newberg | OR | Water System Seismic Resilience Study | 2/21/2019 |
707478Provide a wide range of responsible and responsive professional services including, but not limited to, project management, mapping, technical reports, feasibility and preliminary cost estimates for recommended water system modifications. The Consultant is expected to provide a highly qualified and experienced project team and be able to deliver satisfactory products and services in a professional and timely manner.503.554.1631Brett Musick, P.Ebrett.musick@newbergoregon.gov
Water System Seismic Resilience Study
Newberg, OR
SourceRFP / RFQ #: 707478https://bids.newbergoregon.gov/sites/default/files/fileattachments/rfp_w_system_seismic_resilience_study_cvintro.pdf About this projectProvide a wide range of responsible and responsive professional services including, but not limited to, project management, mapping, technical reports, feasibility and preliminary cost estimates for recommended water system modifications. The Consultant is expected to provide a highly qualified and experienced project team and be able to deliver satisfactory products and services in a professional and timely manner.Due: 2/21/2019 Contact informationBrett Musick, P.ESenior Engineer 503.554.1631 brett.musick@newbergoregon.gov |
Salem | OR | A&E for Central Point Office Addition Design | 2/25/2019 |
730-33718-19Provide site analysis, preliminary design and final design plans for the construction of a new office building and restroom remodel (the "Project"), at the Central Point Maintenance Station located at 4141 Hamrick Road, Central Point, OR, in Jackson County, Oregon.503.986.2605Eric SpondEric.SPOND@odot.state.or.us
A&E for Central Point Office Addition Design
Salem, OR
SourceRFP / RFQ #: 730-33718-19https://orpin.oregon.gov/open.dll/welcome About this projectProvide site analysis, preliminary design and final design plans for the construction of a new office building and restroom remodel (the "Project"), at the Central Point Maintenance Station located at 4141 Hamrick Road, Central Point, OR, in Jackson County, Oregon.Due: 2/25/2019 Contact informationEric Spond503.986.2605 Eric.SPOND@odot.state.or.us |
Spokane | WA | A&E Services for Glover Middle School Replacement | 2/26/2019 |
15-1819Voters with Spokane Public Schools approved a $495.3 million Capital Facility Improvement Bond in Fall 2018. The proceeds are to be used over a six-year period to finance facility improvement programs at various SPS schools. The project will include the construction of a new school facility on the existing site while the existing school is occupied. The approximate Maximum Allowable Construction Cost for this project is $43,500,000.00. The estimated size for the new facility will be approximately 135,000 square feet. Programming and master planning is expected to be the first task which will be conducted. The project will be designed, permitted, and ready to bid in early 2020.509.354.5771Greg Forsythgregoryf@spokaneschools.org
A&E Services for Glover Middle School Replacement
Spokane, WA
SourceRFP / RFQ #: 15-1819http://swcontent.spokaneschools.org/cms/lib/WA01000970/Centricity/Domain/701/RFQ%2015-1819%20Glover%20MS.pdf About this projectVoters with Spokane Public Schools approved a $495.3 million Capital Facility Improvement Bond in Fall 2018. The proceeds are to be used over a six-year period to finance facility improvement programs at various SPS schools. The project will include the construction of a new school facility on the existing site while the existing school is occupied. The approximate Maximum Allowable Construction Cost for this project is $43,500,000.00. The estimated size for the new facility will be approximately 135,000 square feet. Programming and master planning is expected to be the first task which will be conducted. The project will be designed, permitted, and ready to bid in early 2020.Due: 2/26/2019 Contact informationGreg ForsythDirector, Capital Projects 509.354.5771 gregoryf@spokaneschools.org |
Canby | OR | A&E for Building/Remodel Design & Construction | 2/26/2019 |
The existing Fire Station that was built in 1996 will remain, the new addition and remodel is anticipated to be one story, may include sleeping area, kitchen, office, day room and workout room. Additional work may be added for design of possible separate site EMS station/remode503.266.5851Todd Garytgary@canbyfire.org
A&E for Building/Remodel Design & Construction
Canby, OR
Sourcehttp://canbyfire.org/wp-content/uploads/2019/02/RFP-Architect-Engineer-072716.pdfAbout this projectThe existing Fire Station that was built in 1996 will remain, the new addition and remodel is anticipated to be one story, may include sleeping area, kitchen, office, day room and workout room. Additional work may be added for design of possible separate site EMS station/remodeDue: 2/26/2019 Contact informationTodd GaryDivision Chief 503.266.5851 tgary@canbyfire.org |
Oregon | OR | A&E for A New Lane County Courthouse | 2/26/2019 |
Provide comprehensive A/E Services related to the design and construction of a new Lane County Courthouse. In general, the A/E Services will consist of planning, design, and construction administration services for the proposed Lane County Courthouse Project in Eugene, Oregon. The Project scope will include all court-related functions, the District Attorney’s Office, the Lane County Sheriff’s Office, and related functions. The Project is expected to encompass a total building area of up to 300,000 GSF plus related site improvements at a total estimated construction cost not greater than $180 million.Mike Penwellmike.penwell@co.lane.or.us.
A&E for A New Lane County Courthouse
Oregon, OR
Sourcehttps://www.lanecounty.org/UserFiles/Servers/Server_3585797/File/Business/BidsRFP/CAO/2019/Courthouse/Architect%20phase%20II%20services%20RFQ%20Final.pdfAbout this projectProvide comprehensive A/E Services related to the design and construction of a new Lane County Courthouse. In general, the A/E Services will consist of planning, design, and construction administration services for the proposed Lane County Courthouse Project in Eugene, Oregon. The Project scope will include all court-related functions, the District Attorney’s Office, the Lane County Sheriff’s Office, and related functions. The Project is expected to encompass a total building area of up to 300,000 GSF plus related site improvements at a total estimated construction cost not greater than $180 million.Due: 2/26/2019 Contact informationMike PenwellCourthouse Project Manager mike.penwell@co.lane.or.us. |
Portland | OR | A/E Services for Bull Run Filtration | 2/28/2019 |
00001146A & E for complex drinking water treatment facility. Scope: • Project Management for the Filtration Program using Virtual Design and Construction (VDC) • Geotechnical Site Investigation • On-site Design • Design Quality Management, Include Design Milestones for 30%, 60%, 90%, and independent Quality Assurance/Quality Control (QA/QC) review • Assistance during Construction • CM/GC Support and Interactions • Assistance during Commissioning and Operations Support QBS A/E LEED RFP rev 8-2018 The successful Proposer will be awarded a contract for design with a term of five (5) years, and the extension or renewal thereof, by option or otherwise, not to exceed an additional five (5) years. The successful Proposer will promote a multi-disciplinary, integrated approach to design and construction. The project is to meet LEED BD+C Gold certification in the following areas: • Energy efficiency • Commissioning • Renewable energy • Water efficiency • Eco-roofs • On-site stormwater management and Salmon-Safe best practices QBS A/E LEED RFP rev 8-2018 • Bird-Friendly Design • Use of native & drought-tolerant plants • Alternative transportation support • Material reuse and recycling (minimum 85% percent waste diversion) • Environmentally preferable, low-carbon, and least-toxic products.Christopher BowkerChristopher.Bowker@portlandoregon.gov
A/E Services for Bull Run Filtration
Portland, OR
SourceRFP / RFQ #: 00001146https://procure.portlandoregon.gov/bso/external/bidDetail.sdo?bidId=00001146&parentUrl=activeBids About this projectA & E for complex drinking water treatment facility. Scope: • Project Management for the Filtration Program using Virtual Design and Construction (VDC) • Geotechnical Site Investigation • On-site Design • Design Quality Management, Include Design Milestones for 30%, 60%, 90%, and independent Quality Assurance/Quality Control (QA/QC) review • Assistance during Construction • CM/GC Support and Interactions • Assistance during Commissioning and Operations Support QBS A/E LEED RFP rev 8-2018 The successful Proposer will be awarded a contract for design with a term of five (5) years, and the extension or renewal thereof, by option or otherwise, not to exceed an additional five (5) years. The successful Proposer will promote a multi-disciplinary, integrated approach to design and construction. The project is to meet LEED BD+C Gold certification in the following areas: • Energy efficiency • Commissioning • Renewable energy • Water efficiency • Eco-roofs • On-site stormwater management and Salmon-Safe best practices QBS A/E LEED RFP rev 8-2018 • Bird-Friendly Design • Use of native & drought-tolerant plants • Alternative transportation support • Material reuse and recycling (minimum 85% percent waste diversion) • Environmentally preferable, low-carbon, and least-toxic products.Due: 2/28/2019 Contact informationChristopher BowkerChristopher.Bowker@portlandoregon.gov |
Gladstone | OR | A&E for The Renovation of Webster RD SRO Housing | 2/28/2019 |
Provide A&E Services. In addition, HACC anticipates procuring a CM/GC team to complete the construction. The design team needs to exhibit recent & relevant experience working on project teams with a CM/GC.503.650.3165Angel SullyASully@clackamas.us
A&E for The Renovation of Webster RD SRO Housing
Gladstone, OR
SourceAbout this projectProvide A&E Services. In addition, HACC anticipates procuring a CM/GC team to complete the construction. The design team needs to exhibit recent & relevant experience working on project teams with a CM/GC.Due: 2/28/2019 Contact informationAngel SullyHousing Development Coordinator 503.650.3165 ASully@clackamas.us |
Cornelius | OR | Consulting Services for Cost of Service & Rate Structure Analysis System Development Charges Analysis | 2/28/2019 |
Provide consulting services related to the City’s water, sanitary sewer, and storm drainage systems. A comprehensive water, sanitary sewer and storm drainage rates cost of service (COS) analysis. The primary objectives of this project are related to rate design; • The City wishes to ensure that its rate structures and related fees recovers fixed and variable costs appropriately; • Costs are allocated equitably among customer classes; • Water, Sanitary Sewer, and Storm Drainage usage blocks are appropriately sized and priced for each customer class; • The rate structures communicate a meaningful and appropriate conservation message to customers; • Changes in rates are clearly and effectively communicated to customers; • Analysis and update of the system development charges (SDC’s) for the City; • The methodology for each service’s system development charges should reflect its particular projected capital improvement costs and allocations.503.357.9112Ellie Jonesejones@ci.cornelius.or.us
Consulting Services for Cost of Service & Rate Structure Analysis System Development Charges Analysis
Cornelius, OR
Sourcehttp://www.ci.cornelius.or.us/sites/default/files/fileattachments/utility_billing/page/4698/rfp_consulting_services-final.pdfAbout this projectProvide consulting services related to the City’s water, sanitary sewer, and storm drainage systems. A comprehensive water, sanitary sewer and storm drainage rates cost of service (COS) analysis. The primary objectives of this project are related to rate design; • The City wishes to ensure that its rate structures and related fees recovers fixed and variable costs appropriately; • Costs are allocated equitably among customer classes; • Water, Sanitary Sewer, and Storm Drainage usage blocks are appropriately sized and priced for each customer class; • The rate structures communicate a meaningful and appropriate conservation message to customers; • Changes in rates are clearly and effectively communicated to customers; • Analysis and update of the system development charges (SDC’s) for the City; • The methodology for each service’s system development charges should reflect its particular projected capital improvement costs and allocations.Due: 2/28/2019 Contact informationEllie JonesFinance Director 503.357.9112 ejones@ci.cornelius.or.us |
Yakima | WA | 2019 On-Call Consultant Roster | 3/1/2019 |
Yakima County may have need in calendar year 2019 for professional services from architects, biologists, archeologists, hydrologists, hydrogeologists, geomorphologists, land surveyors, Photogrammetric surveys, engineers, planners, and contract appraisers for work associated with roads, streets, bridges, water and sewer systems, water quality, stormwater, water rights examination, flood control, FEMA flood mapping, bathymetric surveys for gravel based rivers, diversion structures, stream and wetland restoration and mitigation, river sediment management plans, transportation studies, utility design, environmental studies (including EIS preparation), facilities remodeling and materials testing, geotechnical investigations, railroad design, traffic signals and illumination, intelligent transportation systems (ITS), solid waste engineering services, land use planning and development review, and onsite septic design.509.574.2300Jim Bridges, P. E.Jim.Bridges@co.yakima.wa.us
2019 On-Call Consultant Roster
Yakima, WA
Sourcehttps://www.yakimacounty.us/DocumentCenter/View/16052/Consultant-Submittal-Form-2018?bidId=About this projectYakima County may have need in calendar year 2019 for professional services from architects, biologists, archeologists, hydrologists, hydrogeologists, geomorphologists, land surveyors, Photogrammetric surveys, engineers, planners, and contract appraisers for work associated with roads, streets, bridges, water and sewer systems, water quality, stormwater, water rights examination, flood control, FEMA flood mapping, bathymetric surveys for gravel based rivers, diversion structures, stream and wetland restoration and mitigation, river sediment management plans, transportation studies, utility design, environmental studies (including EIS preparation), facilities remodeling and materials testing, geotechnical investigations, railroad design, traffic signals and illumination, intelligent transportation systems (ITS), solid waste engineering services, land use planning and development review, and onsite septic design.Due: 3/1/2019 Contact informationJim Bridges, P. E.Yakima County Engineer 509.574.2300 Jim.Bridges@co.yakima.wa.us |
Oregon City | OR | A&E for the Clackamas Heights Master Plan | 3/4/2019 |
Provide master planning efforts, which will include architectural site design, zoning recommendations, public outreach efforts, economic analysis and related services for the Clackamas Heights Master Plan. The design team needs to exhibit strong qualifications, experience and expertise, either through in- house staff or sub-consultants, to provide the professional services required to meet the project’s scope of work and schedule.503.650.3165Angel SullyASully@clackamas.us
A&E for the Clackamas Heights Master Plan
Oregon City, OR
SourceAbout this projectProvide master planning efforts, which will include architectural site design, zoning recommendations, public outreach efforts, economic analysis and related services for the Clackamas Heights Master Plan. The design team needs to exhibit strong qualifications, experience and expertise, either through in- house staff or sub-consultants, to provide the professional services required to meet the project’s scope of work and schedule.Due: 3/4/2019 Contact informationAngel SullyHousing Development Coordinator 503.650.3165 ASully@clackamas.us |
Gresham | OR | A&E and Related Services for Safety Project | 3/4/2019 |
19-27 The City of Gresham is seeking qualified Engineering Consultants to obtain Environmental clearance and ROW acquisitions as well as provide support for Power Transmission Utility Pole Design and traffic signal foundation design for the City of Gresham All Roads Transportation Safety Program (ARTS) Project.Tom BennettTom.Bennett@GreshamOregon.Gov
A&E and Related Services for Safety Project
Gresham, OR
SourceRFP / RFQ #: 19-27About this projectThe City of Gresham is seeking qualified Engineering Consultants to obtain Environmental clearance and ROW acquisitions as well as provide support for Power Transmission Utility Pole Design and traffic signal foundation design for the City of Gresham All Roads Transportation Safety Program (ARTS) Project.Due: 3/4/2019 Contact informationTom BennettCivil Engineer Tom.Bennett@GreshamOregon.Gov |
Portland | OR | Central Eastside Industrial District Parking Master Plan | 3/7/2019 |
1803Plan and review existing parking supply, demand and utilization, and assess future parking needs based on projected growth and development and potential loss of existing parking supply.503.236.6830Rina Jimmersonrina@ceic.cc
Central Eastside Industrial District Parking Master Plan
Portland, OR
SourceRFP / RFQ #: 1803https://ceic.cc/wp-content/uploads/CEIC-Parking-Master-Plan-RFP-February1st.pdf About this projectPlan and review existing parking supply, demand and utilization, and assess future parking needs based on projected growth and development and potential loss of existing parking supply.Due: 3/7/2019 Contact informationRina Jimmerson503.236.6830 rina@ceic.cc |
Bend | OR | Architectural for Parole & Probation/Sheriff’s Office Work Center | 3/12/2019 |
2019-081Provide design services for remodel & addition construction, to include project evaluation, planning, accessibility, engineering services (structural, MEP), and civil engineering for adjacent parking and any storm water facility requirements by the expanded roof surface area.Dan Hopperdan.hopper@deschutes.org
Architectural for Parole & Probation/Sheriff’s Office Work Center
Bend, OR
SourceRFP / RFQ #: 2019-081About this projectProvide design services for remodel & addition construction, to include project evaluation, planning, accessibility, engineering services (structural, MEP), and civil engineering for adjacent parking and any storm water facility requirements by the expanded roof surface area.Due: 3/12/2019 Contact informationDan HopperFacilities Department Project Manager dan.hopper@deschutes.org |
Portland | OR | A/E for Metro Owned, Leased or Operated Facilities | 3/14/2019 |
3619Provide services for Metro buildings and their building systems and the programs that operate in them to operate at a high level of efficiency503.797.1648Julie Hoffmanbidsandproposals@oregonmetro.gov
A/E for Metro Owned, Leased or Operated Facilities
Portland, OR
SourceRFP / RFQ #: 3619https://orpin.oregon.gov/open.dll/welcome About this projectProvide services for Metro buildings and their building systems and the programs that operate in them to operate at a high level of efficiencyDue: 3/14/2019 Contact informationJulie HoffmanProcurement Analyst 503.797.1648 bidsandproposals@oregonmetro.gov |
Beaverton | OR | A&E for professional services on a continuing basis | 3/14/2019 |
Provide Architectural & Engineering Services Relating to The ADA Transition Plan On A Continuing Basis.503.614.4001Steven S. Gulgren, RLA/ASLAsgulgren@thprd.org
A&E for professional services on a continuing basis
Beaverton, OR
SourceAbout this projectProvide Architectural & Engineering Services Relating to The ADA Transition Plan On A Continuing Basis.Due: 3/14/2019 Contact informationSteven S. Gulgren, RLA/ASLASenior Park Planner 503.614.4001 sgulgren@thprd.org |
Union Gap | WA | 2019 Small Public Works & Consultant Roster | 3/30/2019 |
* The Due Date noted is arbitrary* Consulting services categories include architectural, engineering, and surveying services as reference by RCW Chapter 39.80, as well as other personal and professional consulting services. Service categories include: construction, building, renovation, remodeling, alteration, repair, or improvement of real property as referenced in RCW 39.04.155. 2019 projected needs for small public works projects of $300,000 or under. Businesses interested in being included on the city's Small Works Roster may apply at any time by visiting the City of Union Gap Website at www.uniongapwa.gov/forms.509.248.0432Karen Cliftonkaren.clifton@uniongapwa.gov
2019 Small Public Works & Consultant Roster
Union Gap, WA
Sourcehttps://uniongapwa.gov/media/Small-Works-Roster-Application.pdfAbout this project* The Due Date noted is arbitrary* Consulting services categories include architectural, engineering, and surveying services as reference by RCW Chapter 39.80, as well as other personal and professional consulting services. Service categories include: construction, building, renovation, remodeling, alteration, repair, or improvement of real property as referenced in RCW 39.04.155. 2019 projected needs for small public works projects of $300,000 or under. Businesses interested in being included on the city's Small Works Roster may apply at any time by visiting the City of Union Gap Website at www.uniongapwa.gov/forms.Due: 3/30/2019 Contact informationKaren CliftonCity Clerk 509.248.0432 karen.clifton@uniongapwa.gov |
SW Washington | WA | 2019 MRSC Consultant Roster | 3/30/2019 |
* The Due Date noted is arbitrary* The Municipal Research and Services Center of Washington (MRSC) hereby advertises on behalf of the below listed local government agencies in Washington State (local governments) in Southwest Washington (Pacific, Lewis, Wahkiakum, Cowlitz, Clark, and Skamania counties), including - but not limited to – cities, counties, port districts, water-sewer districts, school districts and educational service districts, fire districts, transit agencies, and public utility districts, for their projected needs for small public works estimated to cost $300,000 or less, and for consulting services throughout 2019. Additionally, MRSC advertises on behalf of some local government for their projected needs for vendor services throughout 2019. Interested businesses may apply at any time by visiting the MRSC Rosters website at www.mrscrosters.org. For questions about MRSC Rosters, email mrscrosters@mrsc.org. CONSULTANT ROSTERS: Service categories include architectural, engineering, and surveying services as referenced in Chapter 39.80 RCW, as well as other personal and professional consulting services. Sub-categories can be viewed on the MRSC Rosters website. Currently subscribing local governments which have their Consultant Roster hosted by MRSC Rosters: Beacon Hill Water and Sewer District, City of Castle Rock, City of Ilwaco, City of Kalama, City of La Center, City of Long Beach, City of North Bonneville, City of Ridgefield, City of Vader, City of Vancouver, City of Washougal, City of Woodland, Clark County, Clark County Fire District #13, Clark County Fire District 5, Clark Regional Wastewater District, Cowlitz 911 Public Authority, Cowlitz County, Cowlitz County Fire Protection District #1, C-Tran (Clark County Public Transportation Benefit Area), Fort Vancouver Regional Library District, Housing Authority of the City of Longview, North Beach Water District, North Country EMS, Port of Chehalis, Port of Longview, Port of Skamania County, Ridgefield School District, The Southwest Washington Council of Governments on Aging & Disabilities, Town of Yacolt, Woodland School District #404. Currently subscribing local governments which have only their Small Works Roster and Consultant Roster hosted by MRSC Rosters: City of Battle Ground, City of Kelso, Evergreen School District #114, Kalama School District No. 402, Port of Woodland, Skamania County Public Hospital District No. 1 (dba Skamania County EMS), Three Rivers Regional Wastewater Authority, Town of Cathlamet, Washougal School District 06-112. Some or all of the local governments listed above may choose to use the MRSC Rosters service to select businesses. Master contracts for certain types of work may be required.
2019 MRSC Consultant Roster
SW Washington, WA
Sourcewww.mrscrosters.orgAbout this project* The Due Date noted is arbitrary* The Municipal Research and Services Center of Washington (MRSC) hereby advertises on behalf of the below listed local government agencies in Washington State (local governments) in Southwest Washington (Pacific, Lewis, Wahkiakum, Cowlitz, Clark, and Skamania counties), including - but not limited to – cities, counties, port districts, water-sewer districts, school districts and educational service districts, fire districts, transit agencies, and public utility districts, for their projected needs for small public works estimated to cost $300,000 or less, and for consulting services throughout 2019. Additionally, MRSC advertises on behalf of some local government for their projected needs for vendor services throughout 2019. Interested businesses may apply at any time by visiting the MRSC Rosters website at www.mrscrosters.org. For questions about MRSC Rosters, email mrscrosters@mrsc.org. CONSULTANT ROSTERS: Service categories include architectural, engineering, and surveying services as referenced in Chapter 39.80 RCW, as well as other personal and professional consulting services. Sub-categories can be viewed on the MRSC Rosters website. Currently subscribing local governments which have their Consultant Roster hosted by MRSC Rosters: Beacon Hill Water and Sewer District, City of Castle Rock, City of Ilwaco, City of Kalama, City of La Center, City of Long Beach, City of North Bonneville, City of Ridgefield, City of Vader, City of Vancouver, City of Washougal, City of Woodland, Clark County, Clark County Fire District #13, Clark County Fire District 5, Clark Regional Wastewater District, Cowlitz 911 Public Authority, Cowlitz County, Cowlitz County Fire Protection District #1, C-Tran (Clark County Public Transportation Benefit Area), Fort Vancouver Regional Library District, Housing Authority of the City of Longview, North Beach Water District, North Country EMS, Port of Chehalis, Port of Longview, Port of Skamania County, Ridgefield School District, The Southwest Washington Council of Governments on Aging & Disabilities, Town of Yacolt, Woodland School District #404. Currently subscribing local governments which have only their Small Works Roster and Consultant Roster hosted by MRSC Rosters: City of Battle Ground, City of Kelso, Evergreen School District #114, Kalama School District No. 402, Port of Woodland, Skamania County Public Hospital District No. 1 (dba Skamania County EMS), Three Rivers Regional Wastewater Authority, Town of Cathlamet, Washougal School District 06-112. Some or all of the local governments listed above may choose to use the MRSC Rosters service to select businesses. Master contracts for certain types of work may be required.Due: 3/30/2019 Contact information |
Sunnyside | WA | A&E Roster & Personal Services Roster | 3/30/2019 |
* The Due Date noted is arbitrary* Professional Architectural and Engineering Services Roster: • Civil, Mechanical, Electrical, Structural Engineering • Architecture, Landscape Architecture, and Land Surveying • Construction Management. Personal Services Roster: Land use and environmental planning, economic feasibility, railroad planning, marketing, graphic design, etc.509.839.7678
A&E Roster & Personal Services Roster
Sunnyside, WA
Sourcehttps://www.portofsunnyside.com/img/pdf/601.pdfAbout this project* The Due Date noted is arbitrary* Professional Architectural and Engineering Services Roster: • Civil, Mechanical, Electrical, Structural Engineering • Architecture, Landscape Architecture, and Land Surveying • Construction Management. Personal Services Roster: Land use and environmental planning, economic feasibility, railroad planning, marketing, graphic design, etc.Due: 3/30/2019 Contact informationAdministration Office 509.839.7678 |
Battle Ground | WA | Small Works and Related Professional Services Roster | 6/30/2019 |
Battle Ground School District No. 119 is now receiving applications for contractors who wish to be placed on the District's Small Works Roster. Interested contractors may contact the Facilities Planning and Construction Department at 360.885.6527 for an application form. Battle Ground School District's Small Works Roster runs from July 1st to June 30th of each year. Battle Ground Public Schools occasionally hires professional service consultants including architectural, engineering, and others to perform various design and consulting services on a variety of public and small works projects.360.885.6677Kevin Jolmajolma.kevin@battlegroundps.org
Small Works and Related Professional Services Roster
Battle Ground, WA
Sourcehttps://drive.google.com/file/d/0B7p2Qa0Ksuf6aktTb0I1OHV0d3c/editAbout this projectBattle Ground School District No. 119 is now receiving applications for contractors who wish to be placed on the District's Small Works Roster. Interested contractors may contact the Facilities Planning and Construction Department at 360.885.6527 for an application form. Battle Ground School District's Small Works Roster runs from July 1st to June 30th of each year. Battle Ground Public Schools occasionally hires professional service consultants including architectural, engineering, and others to perform various design and consulting services on a variety of public and small works projects.Due: 6/30/2019 Contact informationKevin JolmaDirector of Operations 360.885.6677 jolma.kevin@battlegroundps.org |
Eugene | OR | Professional Consultant Retainer Contract | 7/1/2019 |
This RFP is an EXTENDED POSTING of the UO RETAINER PROGRAM for 2017-2019. IF YOUR COMPANY IS ALREADY PART OF THE UO RETAINER PROGRAM ESTABLISHED WITH AN EFFECTIVE CONTRACT DATE OF JANUARY 1, 2016 OR LATER, YOU DO NOT NEED TO RESPOND TO THIS RFP AS YOU ARE ALREADY PART OF THE RETAINER PROGRAM. Consultants must be able to provide Services in one of the following categories: •Acoustical Engineer •Aerial Photographer •Arborist •Architect •CADD Technician/BIM Modeler •Cartographer •Civil Engineer •Commercial appraiser •Commissioning Agent •Construction Inspector •Construction Manager •Cost Estimator •Data/Telecom Engineer •Electrical Engineer •Energy Analyst •Environmental Engineer •Facility Analysis/Benchmarking •Fire Protection Engineer •Forensic Engineer •Geotechnical Engineer •Geographic Information System Specialist •Industrial Engineer •Industrial Hygienist •Interior Designer •Land Surveyor •Landscape Architect •Mechanical Engineer •Planner: Urban/Regional/Land Use •Safety/Occupational Health Engineer •Scheduler •Security Specialist •Special Inspections •Structural Engineer •Testing and Balancing “TAB” Services •Transportation EngineerShelly Knightretainer@uoregon.edu
Professional Consultant Retainer Contract
Eugene, OR
Sourcehttps://apps.ideal-logic.com/files/public/21bf5815011beb22_V1C9-239VG/orig/2017_Extended_Retainer_Consultant_RFP.pdfAbout this projectThis RFP is an EXTENDED POSTING of the UO RETAINER PROGRAM for 2017-2019. IF YOUR COMPANY IS ALREADY PART OF THE UO RETAINER PROGRAM ESTABLISHED WITH AN EFFECTIVE CONTRACT DATE OF JANUARY 1, 2016 OR LATER, YOU DO NOT NEED TO RESPOND TO THIS RFP AS YOU ARE ALREADY PART OF THE RETAINER PROGRAM. Consultants must be able to provide Services in one of the following categories: •Acoustical Engineer •Aerial Photographer •Arborist •Architect •CADD Technician/BIM Modeler •Cartographer •Civil Engineer •Commercial appraiser •Commissioning Agent •Construction Inspector •Construction Manager •Cost Estimator •Data/Telecom Engineer •Electrical Engineer •Energy Analyst •Environmental Engineer •Facility Analysis/Benchmarking •Fire Protection Engineer •Forensic Engineer •Geotechnical Engineer •Geographic Information System Specialist •Industrial Engineer •Industrial Hygienist •Interior Designer •Land Surveyor •Landscape Architect •Mechanical Engineer •Planner: Urban/Regional/Land Use •Safety/Occupational Health Engineer •Scheduler •Security Specialist •Special Inspections •Structural Engineer •Testing and Balancing “TAB” Services •Transportation EngineerDue: 7/1/2019 Contact informationShelly KnightContract Specialist retainer@uoregon.edu |
Corvallis | OR | Professional Consultants Retainer Contract | 9/30/2019 |
Oregon State University (“OSU”), is seeking Qualification Statements (“Qualifications”) from qualified professional consultants (“Respondents”) to enter into Retainer Contracts with OSU to provide professional consulting services to OSU utilizing OSU’s Retainer Program for Professional Consulting Services (“Retainer Program”).541.737.7342Brooke Davisonbrooke.davison@oregonstate.edu
Professional Consultants Retainer Contract
Corvallis, OR
Sourcehttp://bid.oregonstate.edu/opportunity/view/23260About this projectOregon State University (“OSU”), is seeking Qualification Statements (“Qualifications”) from qualified professional consultants (“Respondents”) to enter into Retainer Contracts with OSU to provide professional consulting services to OSU utilizing OSU’s Retainer Program for Professional Consulting Services (“Retainer Program”).Due: 9/30/2019 Contact informationBrooke DavisonCapital Projects Contracts Admin 541.737.7342 brooke.davison@oregonstate.edu |
Spokane Valley | WA | A/E Consultant Roster for 2019 | 12/31/2019 |
The City of Spokane Valley has an Architectural/ Engineering (A/E) Consultant Roster for the year 2019. Whenever the City has need for A/E consultant services estimated to cost less than $100,000, it is the City's intent to select such consultants from the A/E Consultant Roster. The City annually requests Statements of Qualifications for the Roster; however, firms or individuals may submit first time or revised information at any time. All submittals shall be kept on file for a period of one year and shall be used to select consultants as needed.509.720.5101Carrie Koudelkackoudelka@spokanevalley.org
A/E Consultant Roster for 2019
Spokane Valley, WA
Sourcehttp://www.spokanevalley.org/qcontent/NewsFeed.aspx?FeedID=25About this projectThe City of Spokane Valley has an Architectural/ Engineering (A/E) Consultant Roster for the year 2019. Whenever the City has need for A/E consultant services estimated to cost less than $100,000, it is the City's intent to select such consultants from the A/E Consultant Roster. The City annually requests Statements of Qualifications for the Roster; however, firms or individuals may submit first time or revised information at any time. All submittals shall be kept on file for a period of one year and shall be used to select consultants as needed.Due: 12/31/2019 Contact informationCarrie KoudelkaDeputy City Clerk 509.720.5101 ckoudelka@spokanevalley.org |
Walla Walla | WA | A&E Services Roster for 2019 | 12/31/2019 |
The Port of Walla Walla gives notice of its projected requirements for the period January 1, 2019 to December 31, 2019 for the following categories and/or types of professional services: • Civil/Structural/Mechanical/Electrical • Planning (Port and Airport) • Geotechnical • SEPA/Permitting/Regulatory Compliance • Hydraulic/Marine • Environmental • Surveying • Roadway and Parking Lot Design • Water & Sewer System Planning & Design • Architectural Design • Landscaping • Storm Drainage Systems • Roofing • Real Property Services • Testing Services. All persons wishing to be considered to supply services during the period from January 1, 2019 to December 31, 2019 must complete the Port provided form that can be accessed at the Port web site www.portwallawalla.com or contact: Port of Walla Walla, 310 A Street, Walla Walla, WA 99362-2269. Forms received during past years are discarded on December 31st of each year.509.525.3100ns@portwallawalla.com
A&E Services Roster for 2019
Walla Walla, WA
Sourcehttps://www.portwallawalla.com/doing-business/professional-services-rosterAbout this projectThe Port of Walla Walla gives notice of its projected requirements for the period January 1, 2019 to December 31, 2019 for the following categories and/or types of professional services: • Civil/Structural/Mechanical/Electrical • Planning (Port and Airport) • Geotechnical • SEPA/Permitting/Regulatory Compliance • Hydraulic/Marine • Environmental • Surveying • Roadway and Parking Lot Design • Water & Sewer System Planning & Design • Architectural Design • Landscaping • Storm Drainage Systems • Roofing • Real Property Services • Testing Services. All persons wishing to be considered to supply services during the period from January 1, 2019 to December 31, 2019 must complete the Port provided form that can be accessed at the Port web site www.portwallawalla.com or contact: Port of Walla Walla, 310 A Street, Walla Walla, WA 99362-2269. Forms received during past years are discarded on December 31st of each year.Due: 12/31/2019 Contact information509.525.3100 ns@portwallawalla.com |
Spokane | WA | Architectural & Engineering Consultant Roster | 12/31/2019 |
Statements of Qualifications (SOQ) are being received by the Spokane Airport Board for the 2017/2018/2019 roster on an ongoing basis. These submittals form the basis for establishment of a roster of firms for a three year period, who qualify to negotiate consulting services with Spokane Airports for selected projects with fees less than $50,000.509.455.6406Lisa Corcoranlcorcoran@spokaneairports.net
Architectural & Engineering Consultant Roster
Spokane, WA
Sourcehttp://business.spokaneairports.net/core/files/business/uploads/files/RFP-RFQ/RFQ%20AE%20RFQ%20Details%2017%20.pdfAbout this projectStatements of Qualifications (SOQ) are being received by the Spokane Airport Board for the 2017/2018/2019 roster on an ongoing basis. These submittals form the basis for establishment of a roster of firms for a three year period, who qualify to negotiate consulting services with Spokane Airports for selected projects with fees less than $50,000.Due: 12/31/2019 Contact informationLisa CorcoranProject Manager 509.455.6406 lcorcoran@spokaneairports.net |
Spokane | WA | 2019 Consultant Roster | 12/31/2019 |
Licensed architects and engineers, and other professionals, including but not limited to, support services in planning, programming, environmental analysis, soils engineering, traffic analysis, value analysis, constructability review, commissioning services, fire protection and energy studies, are invited to submit statements of qualifications for entry into the Spokane Public Schools, Purchasing Office, A/E Consultant Reference File for consideration on all projects of any size and nature. Consultants on projects having an estimated consultant fee under $300,000 will be selected directly from the reference file; whereas, consultants for projects with consultant fees in excess of $300,000 will participate in an interview process as the need arises for such services.509.354.7185
2019 Consultant Roster
Spokane, WA
Sourcehttp://www.spokaneschools.org/Page/3023About this projectLicensed architects and engineers, and other professionals, including but not limited to, support services in planning, programming, environmental analysis, soils engineering, traffic analysis, value analysis, constructability review, commissioning services, fire protection and energy studies, are invited to submit statements of qualifications for entry into the Spokane Public Schools, Purchasing Office, A/E Consultant Reference File for consideration on all projects of any size and nature. Consultants on projects having an estimated consultant fee under $300,000 will be selected directly from the reference file; whereas, consultants for projects with consultant fees in excess of $300,000 will participate in an interview process as the need arises for such services.Due: 12/31/2019 Contact informationPurchasing Office 509.354.7185 |
Pullman | WA | Master Planning of Central Business District | 1/18/2020 |
The City of Pullman has a current population estimated at 33,730. Two state highways intersect in downtown Pullman. The City is the home of Washington State University and Schweitzer Engineering Laboratories. It also has an engaged downtown business community. A large mixed-use project, Evolve on Main, has just been completed, adding a larger residential population to the downtown core. The City of Pullman operates Pullman Transit, providing fixed route and dial-a-ride services within city limits. Project elements of a downtown visioning process should include the following components: walkability, accessibility, multimodal, connection to city trail systems and WSU, streetscape alternatives, public spaces/pedestrian mall concepts, small cell infrastructure, street lighting and outlets for tree lighting, parking analysis. An emphasis will be on streetscape enhancement including existing and future public spaces. For full RFQ, contact Bethany Johnson, PW Admin Asst, 509.338.3213, Bethany .Johnson@pullman-wa.gov509.338.3217Kevin Gardes, P.E.kevin.gardes@pullman-wa.gov
Master Planning of Central Business District
Pullman , WA
SourceAbout this projectThe City of Pullman has a current population estimated at 33,730. Two state highways intersect in downtown Pullman. The City is the home of Washington State University and Schweitzer Engineering Laboratories. It also has an engaged downtown business community. A large mixed-use project, Evolve on Main, has just been completed, adding a larger residential population to the downtown core. The City of Pullman operates Pullman Transit, providing fixed route and dial-a-ride services within city limits. Project elements of a downtown visioning process should include the following components: walkability, accessibility, multimodal, connection to city trail systems and WSU, streetscape alternatives, public spaces/pedestrian mall concepts, small cell infrastructure, street lighting and outlets for tree lighting, parking analysis. An emphasis will be on streetscape enhancement including existing and future public spaces. For full RFQ, contact Bethany Johnson, PW Admin Asst, 509.338.3213, Bethany .Johnson@pullman-wa.govDue: 1/18/2020 Contact informationKevin Gardes, P.E.Public Works Director 509.338.3217 kevin.gardes@pullman-wa.gov |
Portland | OR | A&E Consultant Roster | 6/30/2020 |
580900-1645-18PSU is seeking proposals from qualified architects, engineers, and consultants to enter into an On Call Agreement to provide professional services to PSU.503.916.3031Bethany DeMellobdemello@pps.net
A&E Consultant Roster
Portland, OR
SourceRFP / RFQ #: 580900-1645-18https://orpin.oregon.gov/open.dll/welcome About this projectPSU is seeking proposals from qualified architects, engineers, and consultants to enter into an On Call Agreement to provide professional services to PSU.Due: 6/30/2020 Contact informationBethany DeMello503.916.3031 bdemello@pps.net |
Portland | OR | Consultant Roster | 12/31/2020 |
P00210-PPS-17Portland Public Schools (PPS) in Portland, Oregon frequently posts bidding opportunities for a variety of goods and services, personal services, public improvement construction and maintenance, professional services, architecture, engineering, and related services.503.916.3316Paul Williamspwilliam@pps.net
Consultant Roster
Portland, OR
SourceRFP / RFQ #: P00210-PPS-17https://www.planetbids.com/portal/portal.cfm?CompanyID=22555&BidID=35050 About this projectPortland Public Schools (PPS) in Portland, Oregon frequently posts bidding opportunities for a variety of goods and services, personal services, public improvement construction and maintenance, professional services, architecture, engineering, and related services.Due: 12/31/2020 Contact informationPaul WilliamsPurchasing & Contracting 503.916.3316 pwilliam@pps.net |
Eugene | OR | General Planning Services Qualified Pool | 7/30/2023 |
KE0010-2019200006-18In general, work includes providing General Planning Services for the City of Eugene on a contractual and/or as-needed basis. When a need arises the City may review the qualifications of the planners within the pool. If an appropriate provider is available, the City may enter into a contract with that provider. Qualifications may be submitted at any time prior to July 30, 2023.541.682.5050Shawn Hubbellshawn.m.hubbell@ci.eugene.or.us
General Planning Services Qualified Pool
Eugene, OR
SourceRFP / RFQ #: KE0010-2019200006-18Provide site analysis, preliminary design and final design plans for the construction of a new office building and restroom remodel (the "Project"), at the Central Point Maintenance Station located at 4141 Hamrick Road, Central Point, OR, in Jackson County, Oregon. About this projectIn general, work includes providing General Planning Services for the City of Eugene on a contractual and/or as-needed basis. When a need arises the City may review the qualifications of the planners within the pool. If an appropriate provider is available, the City may enter into a contract with that provider. Qualifications may be submitted at any time prior to July 30, 2023.Due: 7/30/2023 Contact informationShawn HubbellPurchasing Analyst 541.682.5050 shawn.m.hubbell@ci.eugene.or.us |
Salem | OR | ODOT Small Contracting Program | 4/11/2025 |
730-SCP091A-15The primary goal of the Small Contracting Program (SCP) is to provide a contracting mechanism for outreach to business entities. The SCP is welcomed by ODOT as a means to build effective working relationships with companies who can benefit from the knowledge and experience of working as a prime contractor on ODOT projects. The SCP is made up of three divisions: 1. Architectural and Engineering and Related Services (A & E); 2. construction (C); and 3. Other Services to include Non A & E Personal Services and Trade Services (OS)503.986.3016Daniel Jacksondaniel.jackson@odot.state.or.us
ODOT Small Contracting Program
Salem, OR
SourceRFP / RFQ #: 730-SCP091A-15https://orpin.oregon.gov/open.dll/welcome About this projectThe primary goal of the Small Contracting Program (SCP) is to provide a contracting mechanism for outreach to business entities. The SCP is welcomed by ODOT as a means to build effective working relationships with companies who can benefit from the knowledge and experience of working as a prime contractor on ODOT projects. The SCP is made up of three divisions: 1. Architectural and Engineering and Related Services (A & E); 2. construction (C); and 3. Other Services to include Non A & E Personal Services and Trade Services (OS)Due: 4/11/2025 Contact informationDaniel Jackson503.986.3016 daniel.jackson@odot.state.or.us |