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City	State	Project	Due
Corvallis	OR	Library 2nd Floor Patio Enclosure	4/23/2019	Provide conceptual design, modifications to existing structural, exterior finishes, proposed structural/seismic, electrical and data, lighting, energy management controls for current Andover system, acoustical sounding, HVAC, plumbing and interior finishes, ADA, security, fire alarm and fire sprinkler system upgrades for the remodel.541.766.6916Bob Fenner Library 2nd Floor Patio Enclosure Corvallis, OR Source About this project Provide conceptual design, modifications to existing structural, exterior finishes, proposed structural/seismic, electrical and data, lighting, energy management controls for current Andover system, acoustical sounding, HVAC, plumbing and interior finishes, ADA, security, fire alarm and fire sprinkler system upgrades for the remodel. Due: 4/23/2019 Contact information Bob Fenner Special Projects Coordinator 541.766.6916
Beaverton	OR	Civil Engineer for Erickson Trunk Sewer & Water System Improvements	4/23/2019	3494-19BThe general scope of work consists of the contractor (also sometimes referred to as the “Firm”, the “Proposer” or the “Vendor”) project activities as described below: A. Project Management, B. Sewer and Waterline Design and Construction § Sewer Evaluation and Design § Water Evaluation and Design § Storm Evaluation § Construction Services § General Notes . C. Supporting Reports and Studies. D. Communications. E. Responsibilities. F. Specific Services Required. G. Administrative Services. H. Documents attached.503.526.2229Terry Muralttmuralt@BeavertonOregon.gov Civil Engineer for Erickson Trunk Sewer & Water System Improvements Beaverton, OR Source RFP / RFQ #: 3494-19B http://apps.beavertonoregon.gov/bids/docs/3494-19B_EricksonTrunkSewerWaterImprov_RFP-QBS_ADVERT_032919.pdf About this project The general scope of work consists of the contractor (also sometimes referred to as the “Firm”, the “Proposer” or the “Vendor”) project activities as described below: A. Project Management, B. Sewer and Waterline Design and Construction § Sewer Evaluation and Design § Water Evaluation and Design § Storm Evaluation § Construction Services § General Notes . C. Supporting Reports and Studies. D. Communications. E. Responsibilities. F. Specific Services Required. G. Administrative Services. H. Documents attached. Due: 4/23/2019 Contact information Terry Muralt Beaverton Purchasing Agent, 503.526.2229 tmuralt@BeavertonOregon.gov
Milwaukie	OR	Engineer for 2019 Street Network Pavement Assessment	4/23/2019	Assess the pavement condition of the City’s street network by using the Pavement Condition Index (PCI) method as described in the ASTM D6433-18 Standard. Additional work will include entry of assessment and past project data into the City’s on-line pavement management software. The street network consists of approximately 75 street miles which is divided into 576 pavement sections. Of the 75 street miles, 7 miles are classified as Arterial, 14 miles as Collector, and 54 miles as Local streets.503.786.7548Tessie Prenticeprenticet@milwaukieoregon.gov Engineer for 2019 Street Network Pavement Assessment Milwaukie, OR Source About this project Assess the pavement condition of the City’s street network by using the Pavement Condition Index (PCI) method as described in the ASTM D6433-18 Standard. Additional work will include entry of assessment and past project data into the City’s on-line pavement management software. The street network consists of approximately 75 street miles which is divided into 576 pavement sections. Of the 75 street miles, 7 miles are classified as Arterial, 14 miles as Collector, and 54 miles as Local streets. Due: 4/23/2019 Contact information Tessie Prentice 503.786.7548 prenticet@milwaukieoregon.gov
Bend	OR	Architect for High Desert MS Gym Addition & Led Replacement	4/24/2019	The Administrative School District #1 – Bend-La Pine Schools requests proposals from qualified firms for compre‑hensive design services for the construction of a new gym and LED replacement at High Desert Middle School. Request for a complete RFP Package including project scope, specifications, and clarifications should be directed to Gina Franzosa541.355.1176Gina Franzosagina.franzosa@bend.k12.or.us Architect for High Desert MS Gym Addition & Led Replacement Bend, OR Source About this project The Administrative School District #1 – Bend-La Pine Schools requests proposals from qualified firms for compre‑hensive design services for the construction of a new gym and LED replacement at High Desert Middle School. Request for a complete RFP Package including project scope, specifications, and clarifications should be directed to Gina Franzosa Due: 4/24/2019 Contact information Gina Franzosa Project Manager 541.355.1176 gina.franzosa@bend.k12.or.us
Vancouver	WA	On Call Architects for the Port of Vancouver USA	4/24/2019	RFQ 19-15Provide design services and assistance with pre-construction activities such as the evaluation of existing spaces, constructability and risk management reviews, plan and specifications development for bid purposes, and the application for permits to build the project. The work may also include construction activities such as the evaluation of change order proposals, the review of necessary RFI’s and submittals along with on-site visits and project updates when requested360.693.3611Rick Clinercline@portvanusa.com On Call Architects for the Port of Vancouver USA Vancouver, WA Source RFP / RFQ #: RFQ 19-15 About this project Provide design services and assistance with pre-construction activities such as the evaluation of existing spaces, constructability and risk management reviews, plan and specifications development for bid purposes, and the application for permits to build the project. The work may also include construction activities such as the evaluation of change order proposals, the review of necessary RFI’s and submittals along with on-site visits and project updates when requested Due: 4/24/2019 Contact information Rick Cline Contract Manager 360.693.3611 rcline@portvanusa.com
Portland	OR	Facilities System Master Plan	4/26/2019	RC190181ZCThe Tri-County Metropolitan Transportation District of Oregon (TriMet) requests Statements of Qualifications (referred to herein as "Proposals") from firms interested in providing planning and design services to develop a comprehensive Facilities System Master Plan (FSMP).Zach Coopercooperz@trimet.org Facilities System Master Plan Portland, OR Source RFP / RFQ #: RC190181ZC About this project The Tri-County Metropolitan Transportation District of Oregon (TriMet) requests Statements of Qualifications (referred to herein as "Proposals") from firms interested in providing planning and design services to develop a comprehensive Facilities System Master Plan (FSMP). Due: 4/26/2019 Contact information Zach Cooper Contracts Manager cooperz@trimet.org
Sutherlin	OR	Urban Renewal Feasibility Study	4/29/2019	The City Council has established a Council/Staff Team (CST) to evaluate options for proceeding with an urban renewal plan. The Consultant, in cooperation with the CST, will be responsible for developing a Feasibility Study, completing the following actions: 1. Review Plans and Studies: Review comprehensive plan, facilities plans (Water, Sanitary Sewer, Storm Sewer, Transportation, Parks) and other relevant documents. 2. Meet with Stakeholders: Meet with representatives of the governing body, Planning Commission, property and business owners and others to gain a better understanding of the community. This could also be an opportunity to talk about urban renewal and discuss how it has been used in other municipalities. 3. Assess Conditions of “Blight” Required to Establish Urban Renewal Area: Within an overall study area, generally assess conditions of “blight” which must be found by the governing body in order to establish an Urban Renewal Area. Blighted conditions include substandard buildings, inadequate streets or utilities and underutilized property, as evidenced by the value of improvements to the value of land. 4. Identify Tentative Urban Renewal Boundary in Conformance with Assessed Value and Area Limitations: Based on the general assessment of conditions and discussion with the CST regarding identified project needs, make a preliminary recommendation of an urban renewal boundary that meets statutory limits. 5. Calculate Potential Revenue Capacity of Urban Renewal Boundary: Prepare a preliminary estimate of urban renewal tax revenues from the tentatively defined area. 6. Present Options: Based on actions 1-5 above and identification of issues and opportunities, present options for council consideration.541.459.2856Brian Elliottb.elliott@ci.sutherlin.or.us Urban Renewal Feasibility Study Sutherlin, OR Source http://www.ci.sutherlin.or.us/UR%20RFP.pdf About this project The City Council has established a Council/Staff Team (CST) to evaluate options for proceeding with an urban renewal plan. The Consultant, in cooperation with the CST, will be responsible for developing a Feasibility Study, completing the following actions: 1. Review Plans and Studies: Review comprehensive plan, facilities plans (Water, Sanitary Sewer, Storm Sewer, Transportation, Parks) and other relevant documents. 2. Meet with Stakeholders: Meet with representatives of the governing body, Planning Commission, property and business owners and others to gain a better understanding of the community. This could also be an opportunity to talk about urban renewal and discuss how it has been used in other municipalities. 3. Assess Conditions of “Blight” Required to Establish Urban Renewal Area: Within an overall study area, generally assess conditions of “blight” which must be found by the governing body in order to establish an Urban Renewal Area. Blighted conditions include substandard buildings, inadequate streets or utilities and underutilized property, as evidenced by the value of improvements to the value of land. 4. Identify Tentative Urban Renewal Boundary in Conformance with Assessed Value and Area Limitations: Based on the general assessment of conditions and discussion with the CST regarding identified project needs, make a preliminary recommendation of an urban renewal boundary that meets statutory limits. 5. Calculate Potential Revenue Capacity of Urban Renewal Boundary: Prepare a preliminary estimate of urban renewal tax revenues from the tentatively defined area. 6. Present Options: Based on actions 1-5 above and identification of issues and opportunities, present options for council consideration. Due: 4/29/2019 Contact information Brian Elliott Community Development Director 541.459.2856 b.elliott@ci.sutherlin.or.us
Veneta	OR	Consulting Services to Prepare a Parks, Recreation, & Open Space Master Plan	4/30/2019	The City of Veneta adopted its current Parks, Recreation, and Open Space Master Plan in 1998. In the 25+ years since, the City has experienced population growth and shifts in demographics, made upgrades and additions to its parklands, constructed an aquatic center with swimming pool and kiddie pool, and expanded its aquatic recreational programming.541.935.2191Kay Borkkbork@ci.veneta.or.us Consulting Services to Prepare a Parks, Recreation, & Open Space Master Plan Veneta, OR Source https://www.venetaoregon.gov/sites/default/files/fileattachments/community_development/page/5271/rfp_parks_and_open_space_master_plan_2019.pdf About this project The City of Veneta adopted its current Parks, Recreation, and Open Space Master Plan in 1998. In the 25+ years since, the City has experienced population growth and shifts in demographics, made upgrades and additions to its parklands, constructed an aquatic center with swimming pool and kiddie pool, and expanded its aquatic recreational programming. Due: 4/30/2019 Contact information Kay Bork Community Services Director City of Veneta 541.935.2191 kbork@ci.veneta.or.us
La Grande	OR	Design-build for the EOU Fieldhouse Project	5/3/2019	FP-2019-02The Fieldhouse, at a minimum, will allow EOU to relocate the Outdoor program, provide classroom and laboratory space for EOU's Health and Human Performance degree program, and provide indoor training space for EOU's track and field athletic program, allowing the wrestling program to relocate and train in Quinn Coliseum.541.962.3562Lowann VanLeuvenlvanleuven@eou.edu Design-build for the EOU Fieldhouse Project La Grande, OR Source RFP / RFQ #: FP-2019-02 https://orpin.oregon.gov/open.dll/welcome About this project The Fieldhouse, at a minimum, will allow EOU to relocate the Outdoor program, provide classroom and laboratory space for EOU's Health and Human Performance degree program, and provide indoor training space for EOU's track and field athletic program, allowing the wrestling program to relocate and train in Quinn Coliseum. Due: 5/3/2019 Contact information Lowann VanLeuven Administrative Program Specialist 541.962.3562 lvanleuven@eou.edu
Tualatin	OR	Professional Services Qualified Pool List 2019	5/3/2019	The City of Tualatin is accepting Statements of Qualifications from prospective consultants interested in providing Professional Services on an as-needed basis to the City. The categories of Professional Services the City is requesting qualifications for are listed below. Category descriptions can be found in the Request for Qualifications provided in the Planholder Documents. Civil Engineering & Survey. Transportation & Traffic Engineering. Planning. Architecture. Construction Testing. Environmental Permitting Support Services. Geotechnical Services. Property Appraisal & Acquisition. Public Involvement. Building Plans Review.503.691.3674Mike McCarthymmccarthy@ci.tualatin.or.us Professional Services Qualified Pool List 2019 Tualatin , OR Source https://bids.tualatinoregon.gov/rfp/tualatin-service-center-rfp-architectural-services About this project The City of Tualatin is accepting Statements of Qualifications from prospective consultants interested in providing Professional Services on an as-needed basis to the City. The categories of Professional Services the City is requesting qualifications for are listed below. Category descriptions can be found in the Request for Qualifications provided in the Planholder Documents. Civil Engineering & Survey. Transportation & Traffic Engineering. Planning. Architecture. Construction Testing. Environmental Permitting Support Services. Geotechnical Services. Property Appraisal & Acquisition. Public Involvement. Building Plans Review. Due: 5/3/2019 Contact information Mike McCarthy 503.691.3674 mmccarthy@ci.tualatin.or.us
Salem	OR	Visioning and Comprehensive Plan Update	5/3/2019	KS0043-RFP 189193-19Provide the services and produce the outcomes described below. The consultant’s proposal must include a project approach that provides details as to how the following services and outcomes will be achieved. Task 1: Project management and collaboration. Task 2: Project continuity. Task 3: Public outreach. Task 4: Scenarios. Task 5: Evaluation of existing Comprehensive Plan. Task 6: Vision document and Comprehensive Plan update. Task 7: Technical and graphic support. Task 8: Implementation Plan.503.588.6445Shawna Selfsself@cityofsalem.net Visioning and Comprehensive Plan Update Salem, OR Source RFP / RFQ #: KS0043-RFP 189193-19 https://orpin.oregon.gov/open.dll/welcome About this project Provide the services and produce the outcomes described below. The consultant’s proposal must include a project approach that provides details as to how the following services and outcomes will be achieved. Task 1: Project management and collaboration. Task 2: Project continuity. Task 3: Public outreach. Task 4: Scenarios. Task 5: Evaluation of existing Comprehensive Plan. Task 6: Vision document and Comprehensive Plan update. Task 7: Technical and graphic support. Task 8: Implementation Plan. Due: 5/3/2019 Contact information Shawna Self Contracts and Procurement Manager 503.588.6445 sself@cityofsalem.net
Eugene	OR	Architect for North Eugene High School	5/3/2019	P20004-100720383-19The architect will perform all standard professional services in connection with this project. The architect will provide program confirmation, design, bidding assistance, construction contract administration, project closeout and warranty inspection for all aspects of the project. In addition the architect will provide documents required for the demolition of the existing Silver Lea Elementary School (the site of the new North Eugene High School).The architect will design to the District’s budget and schedule as provided in this RFQ or subsequently amended by mutual agreement. The District will use a CM/GC contracting methodology for this project and one of the tasks to be assigned to the CM/GC will be development of cost estimates. These cost estimates will be developed at the completion of the Schematic Design, Design Development Phase and at the 50% Construction Document milestone. Architect shall regularly coordinate with the District and CM/GC on the review, analysis and incorporation of issues related to project scheduling, constructability, cost estimating and value engineering. The architect’s design must be within the District’s approved budget at each of these milestones. Redesign to bring the project within District’s budget must be completed at no extra cost to the District.541.790.7418Diana McElhinneymcelhinney_d@4j.lane.edu Architect for North Eugene High School Eugene, OR Source RFP / RFQ #: P20004-100720383-19 https://orpin.oregon.gov/open.dll/welcome About this project The architect will perform all standard professional services in connection with this project. The architect will provide program confirmation, design, bidding assistance, construction contract administration, project closeout and warranty inspection for all aspects of the project. In addition the architect will provide documents required for the demolition of the existing Silver Lea Elementary School (the site of the new North Eugene High School).The architect will design to the District’s budget and schedule as provided in this RFQ or subsequently amended by mutual agreement. The District will use a CM/GC contracting methodology for this project and one of the tasks to be assigned to the CM/GC will be development of cost estimates. These cost estimates will be developed at the completion of the Schematic Design, Design Development Phase and at the 50% Construction Document milestone. Architect shall regularly coordinate with the District and CM/GC on the review, analysis and incorporation of issues related to project scheduling, constructability, cost estimating and value engineering. The architect’s design must be within the District’s approved budget at each of these milestones. Redesign to bring the project within District’s budget must be completed at no extra cost to the District. Due: 5/3/2019 Contact information Diana McElhinney Management Assistant 541.790.7418 mcelhinney_d@4j.lane.edu
Salem	OR	A&E for HSB LED Lighting Upgrade Project	5/6/2019	DASPS-1014-19Provide design, construction documents, bidding and construction contract administration services for the HSB LED Lighting Upgrades and the installation of a standby emergency power to power the fire, life and safety devices at State of Oregon Barbra Roberts Human Services Building, located in Salem, Oregon. The Owner is committed to upgrade interior and exterior lighting luminaire and lighting controls and install a standby emergency power to attain a better lighting controls in State buildings, cost savings in future maintenance, energy efficiency, and to power the fire, life, safety devices.503.378.5395Shirley Smithshirley.smith@oregon.gov A&E for HSB LED Lighting Upgrade Project Salem, OR Source RFP / RFQ #: DASPS-1014-19 https://orpin.oregon.gov/open.dll/welcome About this project Provide design, construction documents, bidding and construction contract administration services for the HSB LED Lighting Upgrades and the installation of a standby emergency power to power the fire, life and safety devices at State of Oregon Barbra Roberts Human Services Building, located in Salem, Oregon. The Owner is committed to upgrade interior and exterior lighting luminaire and lighting controls and install a standby emergency power to attain a better lighting controls in State buildings, cost savings in future maintenance, energy efficiency, and to power the fire, life, safety devices. Due: 5/6/2019 Contact information Shirley Smith 503.378.5395 shirley.smith@oregon.gov
Klamath Falls	OR	A&E for the Seismic Rehabilitation of Fire Station 1	5/6/2019	Provide professional engineering and architecture services for the Seismic Rehabilitation of Fire Station 1.541.891.9057Kelsie Randallkelsie@randall-company. com A&E for the Seismic Rehabilitation of Fire Station 1 Klamath Falls, OR Source About this project Provide professional engineering and architecture services for the Seismic Rehabilitation of Fire Station 1. Due: 5/6/2019 Contact information Kelsie Randall Project Manager 541.891.9057 kelsie@randall-company. com
Ashland	OR	Architects for Ashland MS & Helman ES Addition & Renovations	5/7/2019	The District is seeking to select Architects to provide the services described herein Design Services for the following schools: Project Descriptions: Ashland Middle School (AMS) Addition and Renovations: • Design of new classroom space to replace 3 wings, approx. 65,000 sq. ft. • Campus security • Air Quality improvements and Climate resilience for existing buildings, including new construction • Required tech infrastructure Helman Elementary School (HES) Addition and Renovations: • New secure classroom wing to replace 2 class room pods, approx. 23,000 sq. ft. • Campus security • Climate resilience for all buildings, rather than just new construction • Required tech infrastructure The District may select more than one firm to provide design services. The total value of the construction budgets is antic‑ipated to be approximately $22 million for Ashland Middle School and $10.5 Million for Helman Elementary School, funded by the recent bond election. S541.630.3472Patrick Renfrewpatrick@hmkco.org Architects for Ashland MS & Helman ES Addition & Renovations Ashland, OR Source About this project The District is seeking to select Architects to provide the services described herein Design Services for the following schools: Project Descriptions: Ashland Middle School (AMS) Addition and Renovations: • Design of new classroom space to replace 3 wings, approx. 65,000 sq. ft. • Campus security • Air Quality improvements and Climate resilience for existing buildings, including new construction • Required tech infrastructure Helman Elementary School (HES) Addition and Renovations: • New secure classroom wing to replace 2 class room pods, approx. 23,000 sq. ft. • Campus security • Climate resilience for all buildings, rather than just new construction • Required tech infrastructure The District may select more than one firm to provide design services. The total value of the construction budgets is antic‑ipated to be approximately $22 million for Ashland Middle School and $10.5 Million for Helman Elementary School, funded by the recent bond election. S Due: 5/7/2019 Contact information Patrick Renfrew Project Manager 541.630.3472 patrick@hmkco.org
Forest Grove	OR	Engineer & Design for Replacement of Finished Water Pumps & Motors	5/9/2019	201903-10013Provide design, bid documents, bidding and construction services for replacement of three existing constant speed vertical turbine finished water pumps and motors (FW Pump #2 and FW Pump #6, both with the following characteristics: Q= 7000 gpm, P= 800 Hp, H= 372 ft, RPM 1170, 4 poles 3 phase, VHS, 460 V; 60 Hz and FW Pump #1 with Q=4000 gpm, H=372 ft, P= 400 Hp, 4 poles, 3 phases, Type VHS motor) and motor on FW Pump #4 with the same characteristics as motor on FW Pump # 1. All pumps are located inside the Finished Water Pump Station #1 at the JWC plant. The JWC desires to enter into a professional services contract with a qualified engineering firm who can demonstrate competency and experience in designing of new and replacement and upgrades of existing (400 Hp and above) vertical turbine pumps and motors with specific knowledge and experience related to pump and system hydraulics, pump and motor vibration issue, thermal protection, and related seismic, piping, mechanical, instrumentation, structural (pedestal) and electrical upgrades.503.615.6541Nesh Mucibabic, PEnesh.mucibabic@hillsboro-oregon.gov Engineer & Design for Replacement of Finished Water Pumps & Motors Forest Grove, OR Source RFP / RFQ #: 201903-10013 *http://biddingo.com/.main?toPage=landingpage/StSupplierTenderDetail.jsp&bidOrgId=41168009&tndrId=31761628 About this project Provide design, bid documents, bidding and construction services for replacement of three existing constant speed vertical turbine finished water pumps and motors (FW Pump #2 and FW Pump #6, both with the following characteristics: Q= 7000 gpm, P= 800 Hp, H= 372 ft, RPM 1170, 4 poles 3 phase, VHS, 460 V; 60 Hz and FW Pump #1 with Q=4000 gpm, H=372 ft, P= 400 Hp, 4 poles, 3 phases, Type VHS motor) and motor on FW Pump #4 with the same characteristics as motor on FW Pump # 1. All pumps are located inside the Finished Water Pump Station #1 at the JWC plant. The JWC desires to enter into a professional services contract with a qualified engineering firm who can demonstrate competency and experience in designing of new and replacement and upgrades of existing (400 Hp and above) vertical turbine pumps and motors with specific knowledge and experience related to pump and system hydraulics, pump and motor vibration issue, thermal protection, and related seismic, piping, mechanical, instrumentation, structural (pedestal) and electrical upgrades. Due:** 5/9/2019 Contact information Nesh Mucibabic, PE Project Manager 503.615.6541 nesh.mucibabic@hillsboro-oregon.gov
Salem	OR	Urban Renewal Services	5/10/2019	189210-19Services under this contract shall consist of urban renewal services to support the creation of new urban renewal areas, to amend existing urban renewal areas, to advise on using urban renewal for new, innovative programs for affordable housing development, to review existing plans for compliance with ORS 457, to review and amend existing plans to achieve consistency in procedures, and financial analysis:503.588.6400Shawna Selfsself@cityofsalem.net Urban Renewal Services Salem, OR Source RFP / RFQ #: 189210-19 https://orpin.oregon.gov/open.dll/welcome About this project Services under this contract shall consist of urban renewal services to support the creation of new urban renewal areas, to amend existing urban renewal areas, to advise on using urban renewal for new, innovative programs for affordable housing development, to review existing plans for compliance with ORS 457, to review and amend existing plans to achieve consistency in procedures, and financial analysis: Due: 5/10/2019 Contact information Shawna Self Manager Contracts and Procurement 503.588.6400 sself@cityofsalem.net
Beaverton	OR	Engineer for Stormwater Drainage Master Plan & Conveyance SDC Report	5/14/2019	3493-19BProvide engineering, surveying, and financial analysis services. Consultants are invited to submit a proposal outlining their experience and qualifications in performing work directly related to the services required.503.526.2435Matthew Rawlsmrawls@beavertonoregon.gov Engineer for Stormwater Drainage Master Plan & Conveyance SDC Report Beaverton, OR Source RFP / RFQ #: 3493-19B https://orpin.oregon.gov/open.dll/welcome About this project Provide engineering, surveying, and financial analysis services. Consultants are invited to submit a proposal outlining their experience and qualifications in performing work directly related to the services required. Due: 5/14/2019 Contact information Matthew Rawls 503.526.2435 mrawls@beavertonoregon.gov
Pullman	WA	Master Agreement for A/E for WSU Campuses & Extension Facilities	5/14/2019	The A/E’s scope of performance includes, but not limited to, developing construction bid documents and drawings across multiple design disciplines to support Minor Capital, Small Works and Job Order Contract (JOC) projects and contracts. The A/E will support the WSU PM/CM in their contract administration duties by reviewing contractor shop drawings, submittals, RFI’s and material substitution requests from WSU’s contractors and provide appropriate feedback to those submissions in accordance with the designer’s intent, code and regulatory compliance requirements and WSU’s standards, specifications and design guidelines. The A/E will provide cost estimating services by evaluating the JOC’s proposed material take-off quantities submitted for each Work Order using the most current published RS-Means. The A/E will also provide cost reasonableness determinations for contractor change-proposal pricing across all contract types within the scope of this solicitation as requested. The A/E will provide conforming drawing sets to support WSU during the project close-out phase from various contractor red-line drawings, as-built submissions, “napkin” drawings in all formats under differing quality conditions.509.335.4437Louise Sweeneycontracts@wsu.edu Master Agreement for A/E for WSU Campuses & Extension Facilities Pullman , WA Source https://s3.wp.wsu.edu/uploads/sites/1975/2019/04/RFQ-2019-AE-Master.pdf About this project The A/E’s scope of performance includes, but not limited to, developing construction bid documents and drawings across multiple design disciplines to support Minor Capital, Small Works and Job Order Contract (JOC) projects and contracts. The A/E will support the WSU PM/CM in their contract administration duties by reviewing contractor shop drawings, submittals, RFI’s and material substitution requests from WSU’s contractors and provide appropriate feedback to those submissions in accordance with the designer’s intent, code and regulatory compliance requirements and WSU’s standards, specifications and design guidelines. The A/E will provide cost estimating services by evaluating the JOC’s proposed material take-off quantities submitted for each Work Order using the most current published RS-Means. The A/E will also provide cost reasonableness determinations for contractor change-proposal pricing across all contract types within the scope of this solicitation as requested. The A/E will provide conforming drawing sets to support WSU during the project close-out phase from various contractor red-line drawings, as-built submissions, “napkin” drawings in all formats under differing quality conditions. Due: 5/14/2019 Contact information Louise Sweeney Project Manager 509.335.4437 contracts@wsu.edu
Bend	OR	Engineering & Construction for Solid Waste Knott Landfill Cell 8	5/15/2019	Provide engineering and construction management services for the preparation of design, regulatory and bid documents and construction management services for the design and construction of Cell 8 at Knott Landfill in Bend, Oregon. The Consultant shall develop and prepare design documents, construction quality assurance plans, construction plans and specifications, and construction certification reports for Cell 8 project implementation for submittal, review and approval by the DEQ. The Consultant shall provide assistance in obtaining DEQ approval for the project documents and plans. Documents to be prepared include: · Cell 8 Engineering Design Report · Cell 8 Construction Services/Quality Assurance Plan · Cell 8 Plans and Specifications · Cell 8 Construction Quality Assurance Certification Report.541.322.7172Chad Centolachadc@deschutes.org Engineering & Construction for Solid Waste Knott Landfill Cell 8 Bend, OR Source https://www.deschutes.org/sites/default/files/fileattachments/solid_waste/page/12063/cell_8_engineering_services_rfp.pdf About this project Provide engineering and construction management services for the preparation of design, regulatory and bid documents and construction management services for the design and construction of Cell 8 at Knott Landfill in Bend, Oregon. The Consultant shall develop and prepare design documents, construction quality assurance plans, construction plans and specifications, and construction certification reports for Cell 8 project implementation for submittal, review and approval by the DEQ. The Consultant shall provide assistance in obtaining DEQ approval for the project documents and plans. Documents to be prepared include: · Cell 8 Engineering Design Report · Cell 8 Construction Services/Quality Assurance Plan · Cell 8 Plans and Specifications · Cell 8 Construction Quality Assurance Certification Report. Due: 5/15/2019 Contact information Chad Centola Operations Manager 541.322.7172 chadc@deschutes.org
Portland	OR	For (On-Call) Construction Management, Field Representative & Cost Estimating Services	5/15/2019	RFQ 18-14The range of services which Consultant(s) may be asked to provide includes, but is not limited to, the following: These three categories of services are being solicited through this RFQ: • Category 1 – Construction Project Management Services • Category 2 – Construction Field Representative Services • Category 3 – Construction Cost Estimating Services Proposers may propose to perform one or more of these service categories for Prosper Portland and must clearly indicate which category or categories of service they’re offering in the cover letter of their RFQ submission. For each successful response, Prosper Portland, at RFQ 18-14 Construction Management, Field Rep. & Cost Estimating Page 5 of 25 its sole discretion, may award the same or a lesser number of categories to the Proposer(s) who best meet Prosper Portland’s needs.503.823.3199Breanna Rodriquezrodriquezb@prosperportland.us For (On-Call) Construction Management, Field Representative & Cost Estimating Services Portland , OR Source RFP / RFQ #: RFQ 18-14 https://prosperportland.us/wp-content/uploads/2019/04/RFQ-18-14.pdf About this project The range of services which Consultant(s) may be asked to provide includes, but is not limited to, the following: These three categories of services are being solicited through this RFQ: • Category 1 – Construction Project Management Services • Category 2 – Construction Field Representative Services • Category 3 – Construction Cost Estimating Services Proposers may propose to perform one or more of these service categories for Prosper Portland and must clearly indicate which category or categories of service they’re offering in the cover letter of their RFQ submission. For each successful response, Prosper Portland, at RFQ 18-14 Construction Management, Field Rep. & Cost Estimating Page 5 of 25 its sole discretion, may award the same or a lesser number of categories to the Proposer(s) who best meet Prosper Portland’s needs. Due: 5/15/2019 Contact information Breanna Rodriquez Senior Project/Program Specialist 503.823.3199 rodriquezb@prosperportland.us
Umatilla	OR	Engineer for Wastewater Treatment Facility Umatilla Oregon	5/16/2019	OMD-1060-19Provide engineering, design, permitting and construction administration to support the construction of a complete and fully functional Wastewater Treatment Facility ("WWTF") (the "Services"), as permitted by the Oregon Department of Environmental Quality ("DEQ") Water Pollution Control Facility ("WPCF") permit number 102031 (the "Project"). The Project will be constructed at the Owner's site located at 78798 Ordnance Road in Hermiston, Oregon, which is known as Camp Umatilla Oregon ("CUO") or Umatilla Training Center ("UTC" or "Site").503.584.3195Samuel A. Goff, CPPB OPBC (OAC/DPO)samuel.a.goff.nfg@mail.mil Engineer for Wastewater Treatment Facility Umatilla Oregon Umatilla, OR Source RFP / RFQ #: OMD-1060-19 https://orpin.oregon.gov/open.dll/welcome About this project Provide engineering, design, permitting and construction administration to support the construction of a complete and fully functional Wastewater Treatment Facility ("WWTF") (the "Services"), as permitted by the Oregon Department of Environmental Quality ("DEQ") Water Pollution Control Facility ("WPCF") permit number 102031 (the "Project"). The Project will be constructed at the Owner's site located at 78798 Ordnance Road in Hermiston, Oregon, which is known as Camp Umatilla Oregon ("CUO") or Umatilla Training Center ("UTC" or "Site"). Due: 5/16/2019 Contact information Samuel A. Goff, CPPB OPBC (OAC/DPO) 503.584.3195 samuel.a.goff.nfg@mail.mil
Woodburn	OR	A&E for Woodburn Community Center	5/21/2019	This project provides professional Architectural and Engineering services for the design of the new Woodburn Community Center. The City intends to expand the City’s existing aquatic center into a comprehensive community center complex. Professional Architectural/Engineering and related services for the design of the new Woodburn Community Center includes, but is not limited to, planning, space utilization, building renovations and additions, energy upgrades, and regulatory compliance. The successful consulting architectural/engineering firm or individual shall provide a wide range of professional design services including, but not limited to, project management, research and analysis of existing conceptual designs and alternatives, construction cost estimates, and other items necessary to complete the project as outlined below. The purpose of the project is to develop bid-ready construction documents. The City anticipates placing a Community Center funding measure on the ballot for the November 2020 general election. If the funding measure passes, the City will seek additional consulting services to assist with bidding and construction administration.503.982.5241Eric Liljequist, P.E.eric.liljequist@ci.woodburn.or.us A&E for Woodburn Community Center Woodburn, OR Source http://www.ci.woodburn.or.us/sites/default/files/RFP%20Woodburn%20Community%20Center.pdf About this project This project provides professional Architectural and Engineering services for the design of the new Woodburn Community Center. The City intends to expand the City’s existing aquatic center into a comprehensive community center complex. Professional Architectural/Engineering and related services for the design of the new Woodburn Community Center includes, but is not limited to, planning, space utilization, building renovations and additions, energy upgrades, and regulatory compliance. The successful consulting architectural/engineering firm or individual shall provide a wide range of professional design services including, but not limited to, project management, research and analysis of existing conceptual designs and alternatives, construction cost estimates, and other items necessary to complete the project as outlined below. The purpose of the project is to develop bid-ready construction documents. The City anticipates placing a Community Center funding measure on the ballot for the November 2020 general election. If the funding measure passes, the City will seek additional consulting services to assist with bidding and construction administration. Due: 5/21/2019 Contact information Eric Liljequist, P.E. 503.982.5241 eric.liljequist@ci.woodburn.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
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
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 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
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
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