Pierce County Fire Protection District 6 Opengov #2026-MPW-050

Pierce County is seeking qualified contractors for the Kapowsin Creek Bridge #19185-A Scour Repair project (CRP 5957) in Washington State. - Government Buyer: - Pierce County, Office of the County Engineer - Scope of Work: - Repair of bridge concrete foundation and footing - Installation of large woody material (logs with rootwads) for bank protection and scour repair - Placement of streambed cobbles, bank protection material, and slash for environmental restoration - Temporary stream diversion and fish exclusion measures - Erosion and water pollution control (estimated 10,000 day dollars) - Embankment compaction (250 cubic yards) and select borrow (500 tons) - Removal and resetting of beam guardrail (25 linear feet) - Installation of permanent signing and portable changeable message signs (120 hours) - Planting of native species: Nootka Rose (25), Black Hawthorne (3), Sword Fern (143), Vine Maple (23), Salmonberry (143), Snowberry (143) - Seeding, fertilizing, and mulching for site restoration - Roadside cleanup, survey control, and utility coordination - Products/Services Requested: - No specific OEMs or proprietary products are named; all materials and services must meet project specifications - Unique/Notable Requirements: - Emphasis on environmental protection, fish exclusion, and restoration of native vegetation - Temporary traffic control and coordination with utilities required - Detailed construction plans and specifications provided; bidders must comply with all technical and environmental requirements - Place of Performance: - Kapowsin Creek Bridge #19185-A, near Puyallup, WA - Project managed by Pierce County Office of the County Engineer, Tacoma, WA

This solicitation is for the Kapowsin Creek Bridge #19185-A Scour Repair project, identified as CRP 5957. The project involves repairing the concrete foundation of the bridge, installing large woody material, and performing other related work as specified in the provided plans and specifications. Bidders are required to submit electronic bids via the OpenGov Procurement portal and refer to the detailed attachments for the full scope of work. The project is managed by the Procurement and Contract Division of Pierce County Fire Protection District 6.