Mohave County Opengov #2026-048-RFQ

Civil Engineering Services for Front Street Improvements in Virgin Acres County Improvement District

Mohave County is seeking qualified engineering firms to provide comprehensive civil engineering services for roadway improvements on Front Street within the Virgin Acres County Improvement District in northern Arizona. - Government Buyer: - Mohave County, Virgin Acres County Improvement District, Procurement Department - Scope of Services: - Full civil engineering services for Front Street improvements (N. Alamo Ave to N. Virgin Acres Blvd) - Includes research, assessment, planning, surveying, drainage reporting, design, construction administration, right-of-way acquisition (via grant or eminent domain), preparation of construction plans/specifications, bid evaluation, and project management - Coordination with bond counsel and financial consultants for bond issuance and related financial activities - Compliance with Mohave County standards and federal regulations (ARPA funding) - Products/Services Requested: - Professional engineering and construction management services (no specific OEMs or part numbers) - Notable Requirements: - Must meet county insurance and professional standards - Ability to manage right-of-way acquisition - Compensation based on negotiated rates and bond proceeds - No specific OEMs or vendors are named; opportunity is open to qualified engineering firms

Description

The County of Mohave is seeking Statements of Qualification from qualified firms or individuals to provide professional Civil Engineering services for the Front Street project within the Virgin Acres County Improvement District. The selected firm will serve as District Engineer, responsible for research, assessment, planning, design, and administration of roadway improvements on Front Street from N. Alamo Ave to N. Virgin Acres Blvd. The scope includes survey, drainage reports, construction plans, specifications, bid evaluation, project management, and coordination with bond counsel and financial consultants. The project is funded with ARPA funds and subject to federal regulations.

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