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City	State	Project	Due
Oregon City	OR	Design Services for the Sandy Health Clinic Project	6/25/2019	Provide services for the design and construction of a Health Clinic as outlined in this RFP. The county has identified the following objectives: To ensure the facility allows for equitable access to health care services to the people of Sandy and the surrounding area. To develop an environment that supports the tenants of Trauma-Informed Care. To maximize efficiency in the existing structure. To address identified facility/space needs in an efficient and cost effective manner.503.650.5665Steve Kellystevekel@co.clackamas.or.us Design Services for the Sandy Health Clinic Project Oregon City, OR Source About this project Provide services for the design and construction of a Health Clinic as outlined in this RFP. The county has identified the following objectives: To ensure the facility allows for equitable access to health care services to the people of Sandy and the surrounding area. To develop an environment that supports the tenants of Trauma-Informed Care. To maximize efficiency in the existing structure. To address identified facility/space needs in an efficient and cost effective manner. Due: 6/25/2019 Contact information Steve Kelly Community Development Division/ Project Coordinator 503.650.5665 stevekel@co.clackamas.or.us
Seaside	OR	Design/Build for School-Based Health Center at The Jewell School	6/28/2019	The project will be organized into phases. The contracted team will be selected based on evaluations of the proposers Design-Build team and the proposed cost and fee. Phase I: Design and costing services; consisting of Space Evaluation, Schematic Design and cost estimating to establish the Guaranteed Maximum Price. Phase II: Design Development and Construction Documents. Phase III: Construction.Phase IV: Post – Occupancy Warranty.503.755.2451Stephen Phillipsstevep@jewellk12.org Design/Build for School-Based Health Center at The Jewell School Seaside, OR Source http://www.jewell.k12.or.us/ About this project The project will be organized into phases. The contracted team will be selected based on evaluations of the proposers Design-Build team and the proposed cost and fee. Phase I: Design and costing services; consisting of Space Evaluation, Schematic Design and cost estimating to establish the Guaranteed Maximum Price. Phase II: Design Development and Construction Documents. Phase III: Construction.Phase IV: Post – Occupancy Warranty. Due: 6/28/2019 Contact information Stephen Phillips Superintendent 503.755.2451 stevep@jewellk12.org
Sandy	OR	Consulting Services to Prepare an Amended Parks & Trails System Master Plan	6/28/2019	The City of Sandy is seeking proposals from qualified individuals, firms, teams (hereinafter referred to as Consultant) with demonstrated experience in developing park and trail system master plans through a process of active public engagement. Firms are invited to submit a proposal outlining their experience and qualifications in performing work directly related to the services required.503.489.2163Kelly O'Neil Jr.koneill@ci.sandy.or.us Consulting Services to Prepare an Amended Parks & Trails System Master Plan Sandy , OR Source About this project The City of Sandy is seeking proposals from qualified individuals, firms, teams (hereinafter referred to as Consultant) with demonstrated experience in developing park and trail system master plans through a process of active public engagement. Firms are invited to submit a proposal outlining their experience and qualifications in performing work directly related to the services required. Due: 6/28/2019 Contact information Kelly O'Neil Jr. Planning & Building Director 503.489.2163 koneill@ci.sandy.or.us
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 Source https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B7p2Qa0Ksuf6aktTb0I1OHV0d3c/edit About this project 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. Due: 6/30/2019 Contact information Kevin Jolma Director of Operations 360.885.6677 jolma.kevin@battlegroundps.org
Wahkiakum	WA	A&E for On-Call Consultant Roster	6/30/2019	19-56In accordance with Chapter 39.80 Revised Code of Washington, Wahkiakum County is inviting statements of qualifications and performance from firm's interest in providing architectural and engineering and other professional services. Categories of required professional services have been identified as follows: * Architect/Design Consultants * Mechanical Engineering * Electrical Engineering * Structural Engineering (bridge/retaining walls/buildings) * Geotechnical Engineering * Hydraulics/Hydrology * Land Surveying/Drafting Services * Traffic and Transportation Engineering * Construction Management * Marine Engineering * Naval Architecture * Biological Investigations and Studies * Archaeology and Historic Preservation * Environmental Consultants * Forest Management and Harvest Economics Analysis.360.795.3301Michelle Collupycollupym@co.wahkiakum.wa.us. A&E for On-Call Consultant Roster Wahkiakum, WA Source RFP / RFQ #: 19-56 https://www.wapublicnotices.com/PDFDocument.aspx?SID=sz34pej1sdbb2xfaqyhayox31183423&FileName=Legal+19-56.pdf About this project In accordance with Chapter 39.80 Revised Code of Washington, Wahkiakum County is inviting statements of qualifications and performance from firm's interest in providing architectural and engineering and other professional services. Categories of required professional services have been identified as follows: * Architect/Design Consultants * Mechanical Engineering * Electrical Engineering * Structural Engineering (bridge/retaining walls/buildings) * Geotechnical Engineering * Hydraulics/Hydrology * Land Surveying/Drafting Services * Traffic and Transportation Engineering * Construction Management * Marine Engineering * Naval Architecture * Biological Investigations and Studies * Archaeology and Historic Preservation * Environmental Consultants * Forest Management and Harvest Economics Analysis. Due: 6/30/2019 Contact information Michelle Collupy 360.795.3301 collupym@co.wahkiakum.wa.us.
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 Source https://apps.ideal-logic.com/files/public/21bf5815011beb22_V1C9-239VG/orig/2017_Extended_Retainer_Consultant_RFP.pdf About this project 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 Engineer Due: 7/1/2019 Contact information Shelly Knight Contract Specialist retainer@uoregon.edu
Tigard	OR	Parks System Master Plan	7/2/2019	Ten years have passed since the adoption of Tigard’s Parks System Master Plan (PSMP). In that time, the City has passed a major funding measure, acquired significant property, initiated recreation programming and completed several major relevant assessments and planning efforts such as the Parks and Facilities ADA Transition Plan. Currently the City (working with a consulting team from Matrix) is working on a performance audit of each service provided to the community, including parks maintenance and recreation programming. The results of this performance audit are expected to be available to be incorporated into this planning effort. The City is embarking on a significant update to the PSMP for the next ten years and seeking a consulting team to complete the following work: 1. Document changes in Tigard parks and recreation since the last plan, including new acquisitions, development and recreation programs. 2. Update the inventory of parks and facilities, including a condition assessment. 3. Describe the context of the system, including a demographic profile, current levels of service, and related planning efforts. 4. Design and lead an inclusive community engagement process, with a focus on equitable access to parks and recreation opportunities. 5. Identify new or emerging parks and recreation needs and vision for the park system, particularly those resulting from a dynamic, growing, and diversifying community. 6. Recommend projects and other actions to meet community needs and create efficiencies across the system. 7. Prioritize recommendations using a clear and easy to understand process. 8. Identify staffing and funding strategies. 9. Update the master plan document for review by City staff, the public and the City Council.503.718.2477Joe Barrettjoseph@tigard-or.gov Parks System Master Plan Tigard , OR Source https://www.tigard-or.gov/business/BidRFP/2020_RFP-Parks_System_Master_Plan.pdf About this project Ten years have passed since the adoption of Tigard’s Parks System Master Plan (PSMP). In that time, the City has passed a major funding measure, acquired significant property, initiated recreation programming and completed several major relevant assessments and planning efforts such as the Parks and Facilities ADA Transition Plan. Currently the City (working with a consulting team from Matrix) is working on a performance audit of each service provided to the community, including parks maintenance and recreation programming. The results of this performance audit are expected to be available to be incorporated into this planning effort. The City is embarking on a significant update to the PSMP for the next ten years and seeking a consulting team to complete the following work: 1. Document changes in Tigard parks and recreation since the last plan, including new acquisitions, development and recreation programs. 2. Update the inventory of parks and facilities, including a condition assessment. 3. Describe the context of the system, including a demographic profile, current levels of service, and related planning efforts. 4. Design and lead an inclusive community engagement process, with a focus on equitable access to parks and recreation opportunities. 5. Identify new or emerging parks and recreation needs and vision for the park system, particularly those resulting from a dynamic, growing, and diversifying community. 6. Recommend projects and other actions to meet community needs and create efficiencies across the system. 7. Prioritize recommendations using a clear and easy to understand process. 8. Identify staffing and funding strategies. 9. Update the master plan document for review by City staff, the public and the City Council. Due: 7/2/2019 Contact information Joe Barrett Public Works Business Manager 503.718.2477 joseph@tigard-or.gov
Tigard	OR	Durham Advanced Wastewater Treatment Facility 2019 Facility Plan	7/2/2019	7017Provide comprehensive professional engineering services to develop a new facility plan as part of the Durham Advanced Wastewater Treatment Facility (Durham) 2019 Facility Plan Project No. 7017.503.547.8035Michell Mann Durham Advanced Wastewater Treatment Facility 2019 Facility Plan Tigard , OR Source RFP / RFQ #: 7017 http://bids.cleanwaterservices.org/129 About this project Provide comprehensive professional engineering services to develop a new facility plan as part of the Durham Advanced Wastewater Treatment Facility (Durham) 2019 Facility Plan Project No. 7017. Due: 7/2/2019 Contact information Michell Mann Administrative Assistant 503.547.8035
Oregon City	OR	Architectural & Design Services Oregon City Operations Complex Development	7/3/2019	CI 18-009The architect will support the Owner through all phases of the project leading all design and engineering efforts. The architect will work in collaboration with the Owner’s PM/OR and CM/GC throughout all phases of the project. A. SCHEMATIC DESIGN. B. DESIGN DEVELOPMENT. C. CONSTRUCTION DOCUMENTS. D. BIDDING AND PERMITTING. E. CONSTRUCTION ADMINISTRATION971.337.3678Gerard Mulrooneygmulrooney@planbconsult.net Architectural & Design Services Oregon City Operations Complex Development Oregon City, OR Source RFP / RFQ #: CI 18-009 https://bids.orcity.org/rfp/architectural-design-services-oregon-city-operations-complex-development About this project The architect will support the Owner through all phases of the project leading all design and engineering efforts. The architect will work in collaboration with the Owner’s PM/OR and CM/GC throughout all phases of the project. A. SCHEMATIC DESIGN. B. DESIGN DEVELOPMENT. C. CONSTRUCTION DOCUMENTS. D. BIDDING AND PERMITTING. E. CONSTRUCTION ADMINISTRATION Due: 7/3/2019 Contact information Gerard Mulrooney Project Manager 971.337.3678 gmulrooney@planbconsult.net
Salem	OR	A&E for Public Engagement & Facilitation Services	7/3/2019	730-33309-19The Oregon Department of Transportation (“ODOT” or “Agency”) is seeking Proposals from A&E Related Services firms to provide Public Engagement and Meeting Facilitation Services through WOCs issued under PA with the Consultant(s) for those Services.503.986.2733Connie Lelackconnie.l.lelack@odot.state.or.us A&E for Public Engagement & Facilitation Services Salem, OR Source RFP / RFQ #: 730-33309-19 https://orpin.oregon.gov/open.dll/welcome About this project The Oregon Department of Transportation (“ODOT” or “Agency”) is seeking Proposals from A&E Related Services firms to provide Public Engagement and Meeting Facilitation Services through WOCs issued under PA with the Consultant(s) for those Services. Due: 7/3/2019 Contact information Connie Lelack Procurement Specialist 503.986.2733 connie.l.lelack@odot.state.or.us
Hillsboro	OR	Design Services for Cloverleaf Bldg on the Washington County Fair Complex	7/5/2019	2019.084PThe awarded firm will produce a design, drawings and specifications (instruments of service), and other documentation as deemed necessary by the jurisdiction having authority. Awarded firm to get associated permits and approvals to remodel the Cloverleaf building. The Fair Board will have final say in approval of submitted design. 36.3 The awarded firm will be responsible for the following: 36.3.1 Pre-Design Phase • Program Development and Documentation Reviewer • Detailed project schedule. • Project kick-off meeting. This meeting will be prior to the eco-charette, conducted shortly after the Notice to Proceed. • Meeting notes for the project kick-off meeting distributed to attendees. 36.3.2 Schematic Design Phase • Fully developed schematic design options based on the final Program. • Preliminary cost estimate at end of SD, value analysis proposal if over budget. 36.3.3 Design Development Phase • Attend design, review and process meetings as previously described, and distribute meeting notes to attendees. • Cost estimate at end of DD with value analysis proposal if over budget 36.3.4 Construction Document Phase • Submit review documents at 50% and 90% complete. • Final cost estimate at 90% complete. • Submit applications to permit to all review authorities respond to check sheet comments and make changes to CD’s as required. 36.3.5 Bid Phase • Make final revisions to CD’s and prepare a Bid Set. • Attend Pre-Bid meeting. Review and respond to substitution requests and bid document clarification requests through the County Purchasing Division. 36.3.6 Contract Administration Phase • Attend Pre-Bid meeting and all subsequent weekly construction meetings, take and distribute meeting notes. PROJECT SPECIFICATIONS/SCOPE OF WORK 16 • Review and approve all project documents from the construction Contractor and issue additional project information and documentation.503.846.3585Nick Ioannawcpurchasing@co.washington.or.us Design Services for Cloverleaf Bldg on the Washington County Fair Complex Hillsboro, OR Source RFP / RFQ #: 2019.084P https://orpin.oregon.gov/open.dll/welcome About this project The awarded firm will produce a design, drawings and specifications (instruments of service), and other documentation as deemed necessary by the jurisdiction having authority. Awarded firm to get associated permits and approvals to remodel the Cloverleaf building. The Fair Board will have final say in approval of submitted design. 36.3 The awarded firm will be responsible for the following: 36.3.1 Pre-Design Phase • Program Development and Documentation Reviewer • Detailed project schedule. • Project kick-off meeting. This meeting will be prior to the eco-charette, conducted shortly after the Notice to Proceed. • Meeting notes for the project kick-off meeting distributed to attendees. 36.3.2 Schematic Design Phase • Fully developed schematic design options based on the final Program. • Preliminary cost estimate at end of SD, value analysis proposal if over budget. 36.3.3 Design Development Phase • Attend design, review and process meetings as previously described, and distribute meeting notes to attendees. • Cost estimate at end of DD with value analysis proposal if over budget 36.3.4 Construction Document Phase • Submit review documents at 50% and 90% complete. • Final cost estimate at 90% complete. • Submit applications to permit to all review authorities respond to check sheet comments and make changes to CD’s as required. 36.3.5 Bid Phase • Make final revisions to CD’s and prepare a Bid Set. • Attend Pre-Bid meeting. Review and respond to substitution requests and bid document clarification requests through the County Purchasing Division. 36.3.6 Contract Administration Phase • Attend Pre-Bid meeting and all subsequent weekly construction meetings, take and distribute meeting notes. PROJECT SPECIFICATIONS/SCOPE OF WORK 16 • Review and approve all project documents from the construction Contractor and issue additional project information and documentation. Due: 7/5/2019 Contact information Nick Ioanna Senior Buyer 503.846.3585 wcpurchasing@co.washington.or.us
Beaverton	OR	A&E for Beaver Acres ES Seismic Upgrades Design	7/9/2019	19-0022Design Services shall include Schematic Design (SD), Design Development (DD), and Construction Documents (CD) for permitting and bidding, bidding assistance, Construction Administration services, and warranty follow up for one (1) year beyond substantial completion.Larry Pelattcontracts@beaverton.k12.or.us A&E for Beaver Acres ES Seismic Upgrades Design Beaverton, OR Source RFP / RFQ #: 19-0022 https://resources.finalsite.net/images/v1559765069/beavertonk12orus/gjzg674urtvqinyloyw2/RFP19-0022BeaverAcresSeismicDesign.pdf About this project Design Services shall include Schematic Design (SD), Design Development (DD), and Construction Documents (CD) for permitting and bidding, bidding assistance, Construction Administration services, and warranty follow up for one (1) year beyond substantial completion. Due: 7/9/2019 Contact information Larry Pelatt Purchasing Manager contracts@beaverton.k12.or.us
Portland	OR	A&E for the college’s Portland Metropolitan Workforce Training Center	7/15/2019	PCC seeks architectural and engineering services for Metro Center. It is anticipated that the contract will be three years from the date it is signed by PCC. The proposed project will demolish the existing two buildings and combine all college functions into one, multi-storied, 40- to 50,000 square foot facility with sufficient parking on two -acres of the three -acre site. This new structure will include classrooms, meeting rooms, event space and staff offices as well as space for service partners such as the Oregon State Department of Human Services. Anticipated services as part of the project include architecture, interior design, landscape, structural, mechanical, and various others disciplines.971.722.8408Robert Lowerobert.lowe3@pcc.edu A&E for the college’s Portland Metropolitan Workforce Training Center Portland, OR Source About this project PCC seeks architectural and engineering services for Metro Center. It is anticipated that the contract will be three years from the date it is signed by PCC. The proposed project will demolish the existing two buildings and combine all college functions into one, multi-storied, 40- to 50,000 square foot facility with sufficient parking on two -acres of the three -acre site. This new structure will include classrooms, meeting rooms, event space and staff offices as well as space for service partners such as the Oregon State Department of Human Services. Anticipated services as part of the project include architecture, interior design, landscape, structural, mechanical, and various others disciplines. Due: 7/15/2019 Contact information Robert Lowe Procurement Planning & Capital Construction 971.722.8408 robert.lowe3@pcc.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 Source http://bid.oregonstate.edu/opportunity/view/23260 About this project 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”). Due: 9/30/2019 Contact information Brooke Davison Capital Projects Contracts Admin 541.737.7342 brooke.davison@oregonstate.edu
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 Source http://business.spokaneairports.net/core/files/business/uploads/files/RFP-RFQ/RFQ%20AE%20RFQ%20Details%2017%20.pdf About this project 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. Due: 12/31/2019 Contact information Lisa Corcoran Project 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 Source http://www.spokaneschools.org/Page/3023 About this project 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. Due: 12/31/2019 Contact information Purchasing Office 509.354.7185
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 Source http://www.spokanevalley.org/qcontent/NewsFeed.aspx?FeedID=25 About this project 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. Due: 12/31/2019 Contact information Carrie Koudelka Deputy 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 Source https://www.portwallawalla.com/doing-business/professional-services-roster About this project 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. Due: 12/31/2019 Contact information 509.525.3100 ns@portwallawalla.com
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 Source About this project 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.gov Due: 1/18/2020 Contact information Kevin 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 Source RFP / RFQ #: 580900-1645-18 https://orpin.oregon.gov/open.dll/welcome About this project PSU 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 information Bethany DeMello 503.916.3031 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 Source RFP / RFQ #: P00210-PPS-17 https://www.planetbids.com/portal/portal.cfm?CompanyID=22555&BidID=35050 About this project Portland 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 information Paul Williams Purchasing & 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 Source RFP / RFQ #: KE0010-2019200006-18 Provide 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 project In 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 information Shawn Hubbell Purchasing 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 Source RFP / RFQ #: 730-SCP091A-15 https://orpin.oregon.gov/open.dll/welcome About this project The 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 information Daniel Jackson 503.986.3016 daniel.jackson@odot.state.or.us