City of Lincoln Ionwave #20-093

RFP Randolph Street, Capital Parkway to 40th Street

The City of Lincoln, Nebraska, acting through its Department of Transportation and Utilities (LTU), issued a Request for Proposal (RFP 20-093) for professional engineering services related to the pavement rehabilitation of Randolph Street from Capital Parkway to 40th Street. The project includes pavement overlay, repair, curb ramp reconstruction, utility adjustments, and intersection improvements, with potential feasibility studies for roundabouts and pedestrian crossings. The awarded services encompass environmental studies, traffic design, land surveying, right-of-way services, geological studies, public involvement, construction support, permit preparation, cost estimating, and utility coordination. The contract requires the Prime Consultant to be a Nebraska-licensed professional engineer certified by NDOT in relevant categories, including environmental studies. The project is federally funded, scheduled for construction in 2024, and the professional services are to be completed within four years of contract execution. The procurement process was qualification-based, with no price factor, and the contract will be a cost-plus fixed fee arrangement. The contract emphasizes compliance with federal, state, and local laws, nondiscrimination, disadvantaged business enterprise participation, and insurance requirements. The project location is in Lincoln, Nebraska, along Randolph Street between Capital Parkway and 40th Street. The buyer is the City of Lincoln, Department of Transportation and Utilities, and the awardee is the consulting firm selected through the RFP process. Likely competitors include engineering firms such as HDR Architecture, Inc., GBA, Inc., and Beckenhauer Construction, Inc.

Description

The City of Lincoln/Lancaster County issued a Request for Proposal (RFP) 20-093 for professional services related to the Randolph Street project from Capital Parkway to 40th Street. The solicitation was issued on December 30, 2020, with a response deadline of January 22, 2021. The procurement was conducted electronically due to Covid-19 restrictions. The project involves preliminary engineering services and is managed under federal-aid guidelines. The award was made by the City of Lincoln/Lancaster County Purchasing Division. The RFP includes detailed submission guidelines, insurance requirements, conflict of interest disclosures, and compliance with federal regulations including nondiscrimination and disadvantaged business enterprise participation. The contract is governed by a Professional Services Agreement specifying scope, staffing, fees, performance standards, and legal compliance.

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