Lynnwood Opengov #3908

Engineering Design Services for Lift Station 14 Improvements in Lynnwood, WA

The City of Lynnwood Public Works Department is seeking qualified engineering firms to provide design and consulting services for the Lift Station 14 Improvements project in Lynnwood, WA. - Government Buyer: - City of Lynnwood Public Works Department - Key contact: Erin Duleba, Project Manager - Project Scope: - Upsize and rehabilitate sanitary sewer Lift Station 14 to address future capacity needs - Comprehensive engineering design services required, including: - Preliminary engineering, plans/specifications/estimates (PS&E) - Alternative analysis and sewer basin growth studies - Project management and construction support - Topographic survey and geotechnical investigation - Environmental permitting and storm drainage analysis - Subsurface utility engineering and utility coordination - Stakeholder and public involvement - Risk assessment, traffic control planning, and right-of-way acquisition - Title report acquisition and final PS&E - Assistance with bidding, award, and construction inspection/management - Notable Requirements: - Open to Washington State Certified Professional Engineers or engineering firms - No specific OEMs or vendors are named; solicitation is for professional services - Project is funded by Utility Fund 412 - Place of Performance: - Lift Station 14, 20899 44th Ave W, Lynnwood, WA - City of Lynnwood Public Works Department, 19100 44th Ave W, Lynnwood, WA 98036 - Contract Details: - Approximately two-year contract term - May be phased and include supplemental work as needed

Description

The City of Lynnwood is soliciting Statements of Qualifications (SOQs) from qualified engineering firms for the sanitary sewer Lift Station 14 Improvements project. The project involves upsizing and rehabilitating Lift Station 14 due to insufficient capacity for development in the basin, with an expected completion by early to mid-2028. The scope includes preliminary engineering, design, environmental permitting, utility coordination, public involvement, construction support, and other related tasks. The contract term is approximately two years, and the project is funded by Utility Fund 412.

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