Richmond Planet bids #RFQ for Building Foundation Investigation and Remediation at Richmond Fire Station No. 63

Foundation Investigation and Remediation Services for Richmond Fire Station No. 63

This opportunity seeks qualified engineering and foundation contractors for the investigation and remediation of foundation slab displacement at Richmond Fire Station No. 63. - Government Buyer: - City of Richmond Public Works Department - OEMs and Vendors Mentioned: - A-Tech Consulting Inc - ENGEO Incorporated - Farrell Design-Build Companies - Geo-Engineering Solutions Inc. - Haley & Aldrich - Miyamoto International, Inc. - Ninyo & Moore Geotechnical & Environmental Sciences Consultants - Parikh Consultants, Inc. - Rincon Consultants, Inc. - Salem Engineering Group, Inc. - Shannon & Wilson - Twining, Inc. - UES Professional Solutions, Inc. - Universal Engineering Sciences, LLC - URETEK USA, Inc. - Wiss, Janney, Elstner Associates, Inc. - Yerba Buena Engineering & Construction - ZFA Structural Engineers - Products/Services Requested: - Foundation investigation and remediation services for fire station slab displacement - Includes evaluation, analysis, testing, engineering design, and construction - No specific part numbers; services-based procurement - Unique or Notable Requirements: - Firms must have a California Professional Engineer (PE) license - Demonstrated experience with at least three similar foundation remediation projects - Ability to coordinate geotechnical and structural engineering services - Compliance with City insurance standards (e.g., $2M general liability, $1M auto liability, $1M+ professional liability) - Mandatory pre-submittal site walk - Compliance with Richmond municipal ordinances, including Sanctuary City Contracting Ordinance - Shortlist process: 3-5 firms will be invited for further proposal submission - Place of Performance: - Richmond Fire Station No. 63, 5201 Valley View Road, Richmond, CA 94804

Description

The City of Richmond is soliciting Statements of Qualifications (SOQs) from foundation contractors, structural engineering firms, geotechnical engineering firms, or teams thereof to investigate the cause of foundation slab displacement at Richmond Fire Station No. 63 and develop a remediation plan. The project involves detailed evaluation, analysis, testing, and design services to address foundation issues. Qualified firms must have a California Professional Engineer license and experience with similar foundation remediation projects. The process includes a mandatory pre-bid meeting and submission via the City's secure online system by April 16, 2026.

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